My extended sabbatical here in Cairns is beyond unreal and bordering on OBE, but I can't help but be dashed to bits that I'm missing a performance of great note back in the States. A very dear friend of mine, Ms. Sarah Rosner was my inspiration to join our high school dance company where I was exposed to modern, hip hop, a little jazz/ballet influence and Indian folk/Bollywood dance styles. Today she's absolutely kicking ass and taking names as the creator of the A.O. Movement Collective company in Brooklyn. And we're all proud as punch to see her name in lights in t
his issue of Gay City News:
In “90 ways to Wake from drowning,” a new work that will have its debut at Joyce SoHo on July 30 and 31, choreographer Sarah A.O. Rosner and her A.O. Movement Collective communicate a profound hopelessness but also a tenderness — and queerness — that embodies the new American generation.
Hot damn and good onya, Sarah!!
Anyone haunting the area on those dates should be compelled to take part in history.
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