Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers presents:

Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ Dance At the Stone House

FREE. An interactive site specific work that uses audience participation to design a dance work based on the unusual architecture and art that is the Sun Valley Youth Arts Center. The name comes because of the unusual use of native river rocks set into the architecture and interior of the building. Built in 1925, the building, designated a City Cultural Historical monument has been transformed into a first-of-its-kind art education center in the East San Fernando Valley.

This is the third year the work is being performed and has  5 dancers & 80 participants/audience. Students from three schools are part of the interactive work: King Elementary School, Rockdale Elementary School, and Stonehurst Elementary School (4th - 6th grades).

Flyer from  2009: DanceAtTheStoneHouse_2009sm.pdf

Current press release 2009: DanceAtTheStoneHousePR.pdf

Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 2 performances at 10:30 am and 12:00 noon

Sun Valley Youth Arts Center

8642 Sunland Blvd., Sun Valley, CA 91352

213-385-1171

Free, but reservations a must as seating is limited.

Thurs. 11/19        Sinsheimer Elem. School    2755 Augusta, San Luis Obispo, CA93401

                                9:15 am2 performances                                                                           805-596-4088

                                10:30 am

Fri.      11/20    Monarch Grove Elem. School   348 Los Osos, Los Osos,             CA                93402

                          8:45 amperformance                                                                   805-534-2844

                          Baywood Elementary    1330 9th St, Los Osos,                           CA                93402

                                 10:45 am  performance                                                                    805-534-2856

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TriArt Festival         San Pedro, CA 90731     Mesa between 5th & 6th

Sunday September 13, 2009

   2:00 pm

Free!

Louise Reichlin & Dancers performs excerpts from The Tennis Dances and Grounding, from The Better to Bite You With.

Our performers for this are Danielle Catone, Genna Forkey, Samantha Hoe, Steven Nielsen, Sung-Yun Park, Louise Reichlin, Katya Sussman, and Selena Roque.  Contact the festival at 310-831-0168.

                                                     Photo: Louise Reichlin   Dancers: Anaja Holloway, Genna Forkey, Jackie Speas    

Schedule of companies includes:

1:15 - Kenneth Walker Dance Project

1:30 - La Danserie

2:00 - Louise Reichlin & Dancers/LA Choreographers & Dancers

2:30 - Creation Dance Theatre

4:00 - Music finish - Jerry Butera's Band

To see last season’s performances,  click here.

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Just Past

Wed. November 18, 2009

Video Slide Show - Dance At the Stone House         Created & Directed by Louise Reichlin

Dancers: Sung-Yun Park, Steven Nielsen, Samantha Hoe, Katya Sussman, Danielle Catone

Touring  November 19-20, 2009

“The Better to Bite You  With”  at the Steelworkers’ Auditorium in Fontana

Louise Reichlin & Dancers/ LA Choreographers & Dancers

Presented by the City of Fontana

Sponsored by Target

Join us for a FREE performance!

Steelworkers’ Auditorium

8437 Sierra Ave, Fontana, CA 92335

6:00 pm

Info, Fontana Cultural Arts: 909-428-8818

Info, LA Choreographers & Dancers:

213-385-1171

Reservations not necessary.

An interactive dance/ multimedia program for families and children based on a tale popular all

over the world: Little Red Riding Hood. The work was inspired by new technology in computer

x-rays and used in the production along with masks and an original set piece by Stephen

Kwok.

Part of "The Reality Series", this new work turns to the theme of teeth, one of the most basic and important parts of ours (and many animals') bodies.

"The Better to Bite You With" begins with a vaudevillian collage of mouths and toothbrushes. As

we enter the story line, we meet Lil Red and her Mama Blue, we discover where she got her name

and the dilemma she has, a toothache to be precise. Sent to see her Grandmother who is to take

her to the dentist, Lil Red must travel through a park where many different animals live. Afraid and reluctant to go through, she dances with a flock of birds in front of the park. Later Lil Red meets

the infamous Wolf, but the story builds to an unexpected and creative conclusion. This

sophisticated theatrical adventure is woven with technology, narration, music ranging from

Dixieland to King Crimson, and of course dance.

Our performers for this are Danielle Catone, Genna Forkey, Samantha Hoe, Steven Nielsen,

Sung-Yun Park, Louise Reichlin, and Katya Sussman.

Directed and choreographed by Louise Reichlin.

Also funded by the California Arts Council, the National Endowment for The Arts, and by Target.

New video -The Better To Bite You With

Wed. December 2, 2009  at 6:00 pm