Dance Students Will "Proceed with Caution" Nov. 23 & 24
For release: Nov. 14, 2002
For press information, contact Gabrielle Maxey

In a medley of movement, University of Memphis students will present 11 solo and company dance pieces Nov. 23 and 24 in "Proceed with Caution." Both performances will begin at 8 p.m. in the Michael D. Rose Theatre. Admission is free.

Nine student choreographers have created a musical soundscape of pieces that vary widely in structure and intention, from pop tunes to oldies to the original scores of Sean P. Murphy.

Dances include Shellie Gravitt's "Misleading Revelations," a collaboration between dancers and choreographers that uses light and sound to create a work within a black box stage. Milanda McGinnis' "How does It Feel" depicts seven strong women enjoying the music of soul legend James Brown. "Shout of Dahn" by Soo Bin Suh illustrates aspects of colonial rule in Korea. Arwin King's "Reflections" explores the relationship between mothers and daughters.

For more information, call Cori Stevenson or Chris Arnold at 678-3184.

More News Releases