PERFORMANCES 

Fall 2008

Thunder and Dance


photo by Daniel Light

By Andrew Adler • aadler@courier-journal.com • September 21, 2008

Following intermission, Copeland returned to dance amid the 11 short movements of Telemann's "La Putain." Creating her own vivid back-story of a courtesan's personal and professional evolution, she was as splendid an actress as she was a dance-provocateur.

Saturday September 20, 2008
Water Tower, Louisville, KY

Bourbon Baroque
John Austin Clark and Nicolas Fortin, Artistic Directors

Megan Hart | Soprano
Caroline Copeland | Baroque Dance

This program was a great success and i hope to return to Louisville in the future.  Nicolas Fortin is wonderful violinist.  There was no need to negotiate tempi, he had a great sense of the character and phrasing of each piece!




                        Annual Apple Festival
             Saturday September 27th, 2008
                      
                                   
        Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum
                12-4pm Free Event

i will  be performing and teaching a dance to the audience @ 2pm!
                              Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum


                     

NYBDC's  Dance of the Month
                                

October 4th, 2008

Mark Morris Dance Center, Brooklyn, New York

3:30-5pm

Mr. Pemberton's Minuet!

Lady Riot’s Costumed Ball

(costume not required, but encouraged)

                              Oct 11, 2008

7-11pm at the 92nd Street Y, New York, NY

7-7:50pm Lesson for all in ball etiquette, bows and basic steps

8-11 Dancing!

The New York Baroque Dance Company directed by Catherine Turocy, accompanied by musicians of Concert Royal directed by James Richman invite the general public to join them in an evening of entertainment, ballroom and country dancing from 18th century London. Ballroom and country dances published in London from 1709-1730 and sold on St Catherine´s Street near Covent Garden will be taught to the public.. Entertainment between the sets of taught dances will be provided by dancers of the NYBDC.

Light refreshments will be served.

No previous experience in period dance necessary

Dress: costume of choice or cocktail attire.

To purchase tickets for this event, please call Y-Charge at 212.415.5500 or visit the box office at Lexington at 92nd Street.



    Venus and Adonis by John Blow

                          and

Actéon by Marc-Antoine Charpentier

       Boston Early Music Festival

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 at 8pm
New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall

Paul O’Dette & Stephen Stubbs, Musical Directors
Gilbert Blin, Stage Director
Lucy Graham, Choreographer
Anna Watkins, Costume Designer
with Amanda Forsythe as Venus, Tyler Duncan as Adonis, and
Aaron Sheehan as Actéon

Both Carlos Fittante and I will be performing along with Melinda Sullivan and Tina Cassidy!