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Dance for Trains: A Collaboration of Poetry and Movement

Write Action recently participated in this multidisciplinary approach to the topic of 'trains.'

Downtown

18-Downtown

Poem: “Downtown” by Joel Kaemmerlen

Read by: Cyndal Ellis

Choreographer and Performer: Cyndal Ellis

Music: Navab Bigelow and Gray Zabriskie performing


Beast

4-Beast

Poem: "Beast" by Arlene Distler

Read by: Arlene Distler, recorded by Rolf Parker~Houghton and mixed by Wes Aldrich

Choreographer: Toni Nagy

Performers: Toni Nagy and Katie Tordonato

Music: “Plateau” by Phaeleh


Vermonters Chasing Fame in the 1890's

12-Vermonters

Poem: “Vermonters Chasing Fame in the 1890's” by Rolf Parker~Houghton

Read and Recorded by: Rolf Parker~Houghton

Choreographer and Performer: Cyndal Ellis

Music: Navab Bigelow and Gray Zabriskie performing improvisation


Not The Train

15-Not-The-Train

Poem: “Not The Train” by Beverly Miller, in memory of Nic Mattingley (Beverly’s son) January 21, 1979~April 21, 2014

Choreographer and Performers: Beverly Miller, MA, DMT and Claire LeMessurier

Sound Effects: Ami Ji Schmid


Observations on a Subway

28-Observations

Poem: “Observations on a Subway” by Meleni Mhlaba Abedo

Read by: Tracy Grissom

Choreographer: Tracy Grissom, director of TraDance Company

Performers: Tracy Grissom and Katie Tordonato of TraDance Company


All Aboard

30-All-Aboard

Poem: “All Aboard” by Lynn Martin


Train Of Change

8-Train-Of-Change

Poem: Andy Burrows reading “Train Of Change” by T Namaya


Night In An Indian Train Station

13-Night

Poem: “Night In An Indian Train Station" by Elayne Clift


Sleep Evades Me

17-Sleep

Poem: “Sleep Evades Me,” “59 Cars, No Caboose,” and “The Iron Cat – After Sandburg’s ‘Fog’” by Audrey Boerum


Lines written between Oxford and London

21-Lines

Poem: “Lines written between Oxford and London” by Kevin Stine

 

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