Here's info about their program:
The Restless
The incredible speed and fascinating structure of Bach's "Allegro" from the Sonata No. 2 for Solo Violin along with the precision and enormous musicality of the dancers from Hubbard Street 2 inspired this choreographic collaboration, which strives to make Bach's music subtly visible.And, for more info check out this link to a Birmingham News story about the co:
Gimme
A witty and playful duet by HSDC Artistic Associate Lucas Crandall, Gimme is set to the rustic score of the Norwegian Group Blå Bergens Borduner. The music's variations on tempo and rhythm emphasize the changing emotional dynamic between the two dancers. Both passionate and ironic, Gimme saturates the senses with color and delight.
INTERMISSION
First Light
Music by Philip Glass. From the album The Orphée Suite for Piano: "Orphée and the Princess" and "Orphée's Return", performed by Paul Barnes. Courtesy of Orange Mountain Music and Dunvagen Music Publishers, Inc.
glass skin
glass skin is a piece that begins and ends with the individual dancers, evolving with each public performance.
INTERMISSION
Sight Unseen
Sight Unseen explores the connection we have with people…with or without boundaries or barriers.
Diphthong
An intriguing work influenced by the music of Belgium-based band Zap Mama. The syncopated beat evokes power and beauty and "is a visual representation of the music--it's about the dancers getting swept away and moving through the space," explains choreographer Enos.
http://blog.al.com/mhuebner/2009/11/youthful_hubbard_street_2_to_p.html
You have 3 chances to see them this weekend. Friday and Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Sunday's show is designed for familes, meaning it will be slighlty shorter and much more interactive - you'll really get some behind the scenes info! For tickets, visit www.AlysStephens.org or call (205) 975-2787.
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