Gunston Arts Center
The Gunston Arts Center houses two theaters: Theatre One, a 460-seat with proscenium stage and Theatre Two, a 125-seat black box space.
Gunston Arts Center (Arlington, VA)
Jane Franklin Dance presents Travel Tales Too, an evening of imaginative and often whimsical dances created in collaboration with musicians, visual artists, and more. The program's several selections include Animal Watch, based on the Washington Post column and featuring the Young Dancers Project, and Hiding Pink Panther, a dance with pastel animations by Becky Heavner.
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The last date listed for Jane Franklin Dance's Travel Tales Too was Sunday November 8, 2009 / 2:00pm. (view all dates)
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Travel Tales recalls dances from the past 12 years created in partnership with distinctive music and visual artists.
Indistinct Boundaries blurs what is seen and not seen with projections by Bryan Leister.
Animal Watch explores the trials of our fellow sentient beings and furry friends from stories in the Washington Post column of the same name and with Young Dancers Project.
Hiding Pink Panther is performed alongside pastel animations by Becky Heavner.
In the Blink of an Eye employs media by artist Gail Scott White, to tell a tale of near catastrophe in the difference of a few seconds.
Games is of competition laden & light with a bowling ball and feather, "A fine tuned sense of humor...and the simple, silly pleasure of keeping a feather afloat with your breath." - The Richmond Times Dispatch
And with performances by "Forty +" a group of older adults committed to the joys of movement past the age of 40.
Jane Franklin Dance celebrates movement and makes dance accessible to a wide range of audiences through public performances, community engagement, dance education, and collaborations with artists from other disciplines.