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Indivisibility was selected for the Norristown DanceFest at the Montgomery County Cultural Center. Check it out August 27-28, 2010.
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Joyce SoHo Premiere
Indivisibility will have its New York City premiere at the Joyce SoHo on February 19, 2010 at 8pm. Presented on a bill with Kosoko Performance Group, the theme of the concert is violence. Learn more.
2010 calendar featuring Gabrielle Revlock
The 2010 Philadelphia Is Dancing! wall calendar celebrates the diversity and strength of dance in Philadelphia. Each month highlights three dance artists and companies. Gabrielle can be found in January! Buying a calendar from mano/damno is a great way to support the work we do. To order a calendar for only $10 please email us. They make great gifts.
For more on the calendar visit Dance/USA Philadelphia.
A great performance at the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival
Jacob Mitas and Gabrielle Revlock collaborated on a new duet, Indivisibility, which premiered on September 16, 2009 as part of the A.W.A.R.D. Show! The Broad Street Review covered the performance, people posted twitter comments and Bill Hebert took some excellent photos.
Indivisibility
Indivisibility (rehearsal excerpts) from Gabrielle Revlock on Vimeo.
An intimate duet that begins with one man and one woman and transforms into a piece dominated by two objects: a viola and a hula hoop. The woman manipulates the hoop yet at times appears to be controlled by it. As the performers drift apart, the piece conjures images of loneliness, entrapment, and surrender.
Performers: Gabrielle Revlock & Jacob Mitas
Wear Your Wig to Work Day
What does Wig Day mean to you? A challenge? An opportunity? A joke? A fear? A possibility? Share your thoughts about this year's Wig Day by sending us a email or posting to the Facebook page.
Check out the Metro's coverage of the holiday.
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Gabrielle loves to clap. Clapping makes her happy. Hula hooping also makes her happy. But Gabrielle is not a happy person. Come meet Gabrielle and her friends. You won’t be bored.
Audience reactions to SHARE!
What does Wig Day mean to you? A challenge? An opportunity? A joke? A fear? A possibility? Share your thoughts about this year's Wig Day by sending us a email or posting to the Facebook page.
Check out the Metro's coverage of the holiday.
SHARE!
Gabrielle loves to clap. Clapping makes her happy. Hula hooping also makes her happy. But Gabrielle is not a happy person. Come meet Gabrielle and her friends. You won’t be bored.
Audience reactions to SHARE!
"Your piece totally moved me. . . I was kept in complete rapture the entire time." -Asher
"The payoffs get better each time I see your work. Comedic and character. . . I could watch for hours." -Brian
"Rich in simple mysteries of life." -Anonymous
Press Response to SHARE!
". . .Displays of brilliant dancing. . . a witty dance-theater piece. . ." -Merilyn Jackson, The Philadelphia Inquirer
". . . a meditation on the details, peculiarities, joy, playfulness, and struggle of her everyday life." -Bruce Walsh, Metro
"Revlock worked her way through a string of ideas and miniature scenes that both ricocheted and rolled smoothly." -Mara Miller, Live Arts & Fringe Festival Blog
SHARE! is supported in part by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.