Atmospheres and Environments: A Graduate Thesis in Dance by René Neville

Atmospheres and Environments

8 p.m. March 16, 17, 18 and 2 p.m. March 19
in the Studio A Theater of Fine Arts

Atmospheres and Environments is a dance thesis choreographed by Theatre graduate student, René Neville, advised by Neva Kenny. A creative exploration of form, space, musical composition, and spoken word; Atmospheres and Environments is inspired by the sculptural work of artist Louise Nevelson and her large scale works in wood. As the sculptor puts objects and space together until they harmonize, so too the choreographer puts dancers and space together until they harmonize.

Free admission thanks to an anonymous alumni donor

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