Choreographer–Director: Silvana Cardell
Soundscapes: Nick Zammuto
Set and costume design: Jennifer Baker
Technical Director: Conrad Bender
Special Guest Artist: Merián Soto
Dancers: Bethany Formica, Leanne Grieger, William Robinson, Adrian Plascencia, Maria Urrutia Guest Dancers: Ann-Marie Grover, Miles Yeung
“Supper, People on the Move is about mobility and decisions moving you: an action starts with a clear intention and it is carried away by a tide of impulses that moves you into the future.”
Silvana Cardell, choreographer
From choreographer Silvana Cardell, a dance performance inspired by themes of migration, Supper, People on the Move explores the complex experience of dislocation. The dance is an examination of the human experience of all people on the move, looking for new horizons. Physical bodies moving between physical places define migration, and the immigrant journey is at the heart of humanity’s ability to survive. From this rich and fertile history Cardell creates evocative forms of movement—abstract, personal, universal—performed with unrelenting physicality and striking moments of beauty.
Choreographer–Director: Silvana Cardell
Soundscapes: Nick Zammuto
Set and costume design: Jennifer Baker
Technical Director: Conrad Bender
Special Guest Artist: Merián Soto
Dancers: Bethany Formica, Leanne Grieger, William Robinson, Adrian Plascencia, Maria Urrutia Guest Dancers: Ann-Marie Grover, Miles Yeung
Choreographer–Director: Silvana Cardell
Soundscapes: Nick Zammuto
Set and costume design: Jennifer Baker
Technical Director: Conrad Bender
Special Guest Artist: Merián Soto
Dancers: Bethany Formica, Leanne Grieger, William Robinson, Adrian Plascencia, Maria Urrutia Guest Dancers: Ann-Marie Grover, Miles Yeung
Choreographer–Director: Silvana Cardell
Soundscapes: Nick Zammuto
Set and costume design: Jennifer Baker
Technical Director: Conrad Bender
Special Guest Artist: Merián Soto
Dancers: Bethany Formica, Leanne Grieger, William Robinson, Adrian Plascencia, Maria Urrutia Guest Dancers: Ann-Marie Grover, Miles Yeung
“Supper, People on the Move is about mobility and decisions moving you: an action starts with a clear intention and it is carried away by a tide of impulses that moves you into the future.”
Silvana Cardell, choreographer
From choreographer Silvana Cardell, a dance performance inspired by themes of migration, Supper, People on the Move explores the complex experience of dislocation. The dance is an examination of the human experience of all people on the move, looking for new horizons. Physical bodies moving between physical places define migration, and the immigrant journey is at the heart of humanity’s ability to survive. From this rich and fertile history Cardell creates evocative forms of movement—abstract, personal, universal—performed with unrelenting physicality and striking moments of beauty.
Choreographer–Director: Silvana Cardell
Soundscapes: Nick Zammuto
Set and costume design: Jennifer Baker
Technical Director: Conrad Bender
Special Guest Artist: Merián Soto
Dancers: Bethany Formica, Leanne Grieger, William Robinson, Adrian Plascencia, Maria Urrutia Guest Dancers: Ann-Marie Grover, Miles Yeung