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Jeanine has a dedicated teaching practice, facilitating classes in creative practices including contemporary movement techniques and modes, as well as choreography, composition, and performance. She is regularly invited to advise the work of other makers and has done this in NYC, Berlin, Amsterdam, Philadelphia, and Toronto, among other cities.
25. Dez. 2012 · Dec. 25, 2012. Charles Durning, who overcame poverty, battlefield trauma and nagging self-doubt to become an acclaimed character actor, whether on stage as Big Daddy in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof ...
Witness intimacy, virtuosity and precision in our latest work from Alpert Award winning New York based choreographer Jeanine Durning. Last Shelter is a performance experiment exploring the enduring human desire to build something together. The piece unfolds uniquely at each performance. Teetering at the edge of what could be in an ever-shifting ...
Charles Durning. Actor: Dog Day Afternoon. WWII veteran, dance instructor and diversely talented stage & screen actor were all inclusions on the resume of this perpetually busy US actor who didn't get in front of the cameras until around the time of his fortieth birthday. The stockily built Charles Durning was one of Hollywood's most dependable and sought after supporting actors. Durning was ...
Created and performed by Jeanine Durning. inging was first publicly performed in Amsterdam in 2010, and has since been invited to theaters, festivals, studios, museums and galleries in Berlin, Leuven, Zagreb, NYC, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Williamstown, and Chambersburg, with forthcoming performances in San Francisco in November 2015.
commissioned by Toronto Dance Theatre, made for and with Valerie Calam, Alana Elmer, Mairi Grieg, Megumi Kokuba, Pulga Muchochoma, Erin Poole, Roberto Soria, and including Justin de Luna and David Norsworthy in the 2016 original cast. Dora-Nominated for Outstanding Performance of an Ensemble. “ This Shape, We Are In translates into a dance ...
28. Okt. 2013 · ID: — Oct 28, 2013. The conversation between Lightsey Darst and Jeanine Durning took place over email during several months in 2013. Lightsey Darst: I saw inging here in Minneapolis in December. Somewhere in the verbal storm of it, I had the whimsical thought that you became a choreographer because your last name is a gerund, and you were ...
