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2011

-Tuesday October 11th 6:30-8:30pm-
QUILL (Queens in Love with Literature) features the diverse writers of Queens through a series of free reading events held throughout the borough. This year QUILL focuses on writers working in other languages and the art of translation, offering audiences in Queens the opportunity to not only hear from authors working in their own neighborhood, but also perhaps in their own language.
BODY OF WORK: A Creative Translation Event
Featuring 2011/12 QUILL Artist Advisors and local choreographers in a multidisciplinary performance event focused on the nature of translation, interpretation and the dynamic relationship between words and flesh.
Admission: $5

-August 12-14 (All shows 8pm)-
ABSTRACT
An experimental piece that defines the philosophy of love and relationships.
Written/ Directed by: Dana King

Make reservations through email:
pastelabstract@yahoo.com
Tickets $20 at the door. CASH ONLY.

-April 17th 8:00pm-
Astoria Dance Center Benefit Performance

-February 19 & 20 8:00 pm-
Barabara Mahler and Katherin Howard
An Evening of New and Used Dances II
with
Jamie Chandler - Alissa Horowitz - Juliana Tilbury
Music: Laurie Hockman + Costume: Jennifer Johanos + Lighting: Sarah Melot

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2010

-September 11 & 12 8:00 pm-
Jostle presents Engrain
Engrain dissects the significance of the repeated epitaphs discovered in Queens Calvary Cemetery. Using the one line summations of a person's life, Alter reconstructs stories the intertwine intimate personal history with the tasks repeated endlessly throughout a lifetime. jostlejostle.org

-October 23 & 23 8:00pm-
MuSe presents: Colors
Dance Music Light Fashion Inspired By Colors
Tickets: $15 advance $20 at door $10 seniors//students
-November 6th & 7th 8:00pm-
Mana Hashimoto presents An Evening of Experimental Contemporary Dance
Yumema- Dream Between
Iki- Water of Living (film with dance)
Visual collaborator: Yuko Takebe and Fred Hatt
Choreographed and performed by: Mana Hashimoto
This program is made possible (in part) by the Queens Council on the Arts with public funding from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.