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Gabrielle Revlock is a fiscally sponsored member of New York Live Arts, Inc., a non-profit tax-exempt organization. All contributions are fully deductible to the extent allowed by law. To make a donation online click here.
Video
Assorted videos of performances and explorations.
Teaching
March 11, 2017 - 2:45-4:15pm - Inside/Out: Exploring Movement with the Hoop at American Dance Festival Studios, Durham, NC.
See Dance Now
March 10, 2017 - Unstructured Time (work-in-progress) - American Dance Festival Studios, Durham, NC.
March 13, 2017 -Unstructured Time (excerpt) - Movement Research at Judson Church, New York, NY.
April 14, 2017 - Unstructured Time (excerpt) - Spring Movement Festival, Center for Performance Research, Brooklyn, NY.
Press Kit
To read online, download, or print click here.
Gabi & Nicole
More on the collaborative projects between Gabrielle and Nicole Bindler can be found at TheDanceApocalypse.org
News
Gabrielle is a 2016 Artist-in-Residence at Chez Bushwick.
Halo was presented at the 2016 American Dance Festival to rave reviews.
During 2015-16 Gabrielle will be working on a research project with Nature Theater of Oklahoma.
So You Think You Can't Understand Contemporary Dance? was selected for two international festivals, Moving Images in Cyprus and the Bucharest International Dance Film Festival.
Reviews
Reviews of most piece can be found here.
Show No Show
In Show No Show, the relationship that unfolds is awkwardly complicated, mining the spaces between understanding and misunderstanding, play and power, and tenderness and conflict. This project was created with residency support from Omi Internatonal Arts Center, Culture Mill, and The American Dance Festival (ADF).Unstructured Time
"To describe Gabrielle Revlock’s “Halo” as a woman with a hula-hoop doesn’t convey the mesmerizing effect she creates." - The News & ObserverRehearsal video
The Dance Apocalypse/Solos
"I felt lucky to watch Bindler and Revlock reveal themselves over the course of the evening in such poignant, wild, hilarious, and generous ways." - Culturebot
CardioCreativity
Do you feel intimidated by dance classes? Do you feel bored by fitness classes? Want to learn and explore dance in a supportive environment that values creativity and personal expression? Then CardioCreativity –an alternative to mainstream dancercize– is the place for you! Read a review of the series on thINKingDance or watch videos from class. To stay in the loop get on the mailing list. We also offer workshops!
The Dance Apocalypse
"Wildly entertaining — I couldn't keep my eyes off of the two. Their unpredictability was captivating." - Philadelphia CityPaper This project is supported by a grant from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.