When asked what inspires him about being a part of GroundWorks’ Action/Reaction endeavor, Poet & John Carroll University (JCU) Professor Philip Metres isn’t short on enthusiasm: “I’ve always found creative collaborations to be generative and exciting, taking me to new creative places, and challenging me to translate the gifts of other art forms into poetic
We were delighted to hear that Cleveland was getting our very own event - a weeklong conference, no less - centered around Young Professionals (YPs) & how they can better connect with our city. Cleveland YP Week took place last week at venues across Greater Cleveland & comprised panels, social hours & even opportunities to
Engage! Cleveland is hosting #cleYPweek October 6-12! And Beth Rutkowski, the Business Manager for GroundWorks DanceTheater is speaking on a panel about the arts and culture scene in Cleveland on Wednesday, October 8th for free! At-A-Glance Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm Address: SPACES Gallery, 2220 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland, OH 44113 Parking: St. Malachi Center, 2416 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland,
On Friday, August 1, 2014 and Saturday, August 2, 2014, GroundWorks DanceTheater performed at the 2014 Heinz Poll Summer Dance Festival. Works included Hindsight and Ghost Opera. Learn more about the performance here and view photos below.
Plain Dealer The persistence of the standard concert program model, which in its rudimentary form could be described as "overture, concerto and symphony," suggests that its viability has not diminished over the course of nearly two centuries, however familiar it has become. How invigorating it is, however, when that format is ingeniously subverted in a
We went to see GroundWorks DanceTheater last Saturday. The program started with a dance that was new to us, All I Do. Premiered in 2011, All I Do is the 2nd dance David Parker has choreographed on GroundWorks. Like his Annie Redux (2007), All I Do deconstructs a musical, Singing In the Rain, and delights
GroundWorks DanceTheater to Premiere New Work at Cain Park June 12-14 Program also features dances by David Parker and Lynne Taylor-Corbett “Marked by an amazing cohesion of style, spirit and attention to detail.” – Arts In Ohio CLEVELAND (May 7, 2014) – Returning to Cain Park’s Alma Theater for its 12th annual summer series
Reviewed by Steve Sucato Winter may have had Northeast Ohio in its icy grip, but Miami-based choreographer Rosie Hererra’s world premiere work “House Broken” did its best to warm things up at Cleveland’s Breen Center for the Performing Arts with a laugh-out-loud dark comedy filled with sight gags and prop humor and tinged with the
