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1 Goldstar Member Review

Male, born 1950

This is a dance event at a very intimate space for seeing dance. The Highways space in Santa Moncia seats about 50, and there are just three rows surrounding the floor stage--so you see everything from 15 -20 feet away. I would recommend people try to see events at the Highways Space.
This was two short dances. They were intriguing and always interesting, but they were not fantastic. the first was just two women, and the second was just one woman--obviously not a lot of pas de deux kind of things. Sometimes no music, so just movement. They were good pieces. but also know that the entire program is about an hour--so it is fine for the Goldstar price. You might not like it paying full price for a short evening. This is second dance program I have seen through Goldstar at this venue, and I would definitely, absolutely go again.

Written on Jan 17 2011

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More Information About Cult & creed

Website

http://www.highwaysperformance.org

Description

Nails, hair, and nerve grow amok in Sam Kim's Cult. Two unnaturally extended and uncontrollable bodies rob what they need from the other, creating an incestuous loop. Cult opens the portal to hyper-communion, and takes a long, hard stare at the perverse and unseemly rituals of transfiguration that ensue. 

In creed, Sandercock responds to dancing Cult, using the mechanics of 19th-century spirtualism - contact, possession, manifestation - as choreographic strategy to explore fundamental questions of belief, reality, fantasy, friendship, presence and absence. 

About the Ticket Supplier: Highways Performance Space

Highways Performance Space is Southern California's boldest center for new performance. Founded in 1989, Highways continues to be an important alternative cultural center in Los Angeles that encourages fierce new artists from diverse communities to develop and present innovative works.

Highways promotes the development of contemporary socially involved artists and art forms. Our mission is implemented through four programs (the performance space, workshop/university program and two galleries). Annually, Highways co-presents approximately 250 performances by solo dramatic artists, small theater groups, dance companies and spoken word artists; curates and exhibits approximately 12 contemporary visual art exhibits per year with work that explores the boundaries between performing and visual art forms; commissions and premieres new work by outstanding performing artists; organize special events, curate festival, offer residency and educational programs that engage community members in the arts while providing access to professionally-directed instruction.