Performing arts often create a dynamic that can only be understood by viewing it. Each movement provokes a sense of emotion, and as you look to the stage, you begin to notice that the art comes to life in your mind. This month, if you are a lover of the arts, you can view a special presentation of This Horse is Not a Home at New York Live Arts.
The performance will take place from February 24-25 with two shows, starting at 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. The production is a part of New York Live Arts' 2011-2012 Studio Series, and two work-in-progress showings performed by devynn emory with Margot Bassett, Jaamil Kosoko, and Meghan Milam.
As a choreographer and dancer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, devynn emory has been in New York City for two years as a resident of the Studio Series. Through presenting a work-in-process, emory is a transgender artist who investigates the consequence of action initiated or applied to the weighted body. Throughout the process, emory asks, “If I push down hard enough, will you rise up to meet me? Trust. If you are going to do something, do it.”
After each showing, there will be an In-Process Talk moderated by Andrew Simonet.
Ticket prices start at $5, and you can purchase tickets online, by phone (212) 924-0077 or in person at the box office.There will be no late seating, so come early to see the show at New York Live Arts.
Box Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 1 to 9 p.m.
Saturdays - Sundays: 12 to 8 p.m.
