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Sunday, September 7, 2008

Works Ten (okay, 8) Tiny Dances

Posted by Patrick Alan Coleman on Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 4:01 PM

Last nights Ten (8) Tiny Dances at the Works was mesmerizing, as always. But it was also cramped, hot as hell and just a tad less creative than I have seen in the past. Standouts were Hot Little Hands, Furfey and Hansen, and Michelle Fujii. What follows is a little photo essay of the event in case you missed it. Photo's courtesy of Ian Goodrich.

Anne Furfey and Margretta Hansen in Shake the Cushions

Achana Kumar in Unveiling

Meshi Chavez in Sending a Voice

Rinda Chambers and Keely McIntyre in PRRRR

Lucy Yim, Jen Camou and Sara Naeglin in Vuelto from a Future Dance

Hot Little Hands in Didactic Identity

Michele Fujii and members of Portland Taiko in Slipping Through My Fingers

Reggie Watts and Company in Hobbnobblins: The Elder Alliance

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Sunday, September 7, 2008

Works Ten (okay, 8) Tiny Dances

Posted by Patrick Alan Coleman on Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 4:01 PM

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