by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances History of site and related water issues The Nile is the longest river in the world. It flows northward beginning in several different African countries, coming together and then finally moving through Egypt and emptying into...
by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances The group rehearsed with pleasure and dedication […] the flow between people really came about and the members of the group were deeply satisfied by this.” Brigitte Reepmaker, choreographer, Vienna Water Locale Danube and...
by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances “Even my grandparents danced. Multiple generations recognizing what it is that keeps all of us alive”. Colleen Culley, choreographer, Livonia Water Locale Hemlock Lake History Hemlock Lake has a precious and important history....
by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances Water Locale Atlantic Ocean, Belfast Harbor Audience Site Belfast Habor/Breakwater History Belfast is home to a beautiful harbor and oceanic landscape. Many localities in Maine are currently facing issues surrounding public...
by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances Water Locale Village Green, High Falls, NY Near 5 Locks Walk entrance by Delaware and Hudson Canal (D&H Canal) Audience Site D&H Canal Five Locks Walk, beside Depuy Canal House. See...
by Vannia Ibarguen | Feb 27, 2015 | 2011 Performances
Back to the list of All 2011 performances “The whole thing just exploded with energy! It was GREAT!!” Helen Gay, assistant choreographer, Michigan Water Locale Lake Macatawa + Lake Michigan (east coast of) Audience Site Tunnel Park Beach – Ottawa County...
