An immersive performance inspired by Orca whales.
Dance Like No Is Whale Watching is a multimedia installation and participatory performance inspired by Orca whales.
Come get a sneak peek! We are having a free public showing!
@ 536 Mass Ave hosts us along with other dance artists that evening.
Experience an in-progress excerpt of our work with a custom built inflatable, performance, projections, and interactive sound.
Emily Beattie + Cari Ann Shim Sham + Mary Hale + Eric Gunther
NYC
Cari Ann and Emily got to spend three sessions with members of Third Rail Projects company!
Thank you Tara O'Con and Tom Pearson and NEFA for the incredible support!
June = ProcessProcessProcess
This month has been all about residencies!
@ Manninen Center for the Arts we worked with our prototype inflatable, brand spanking new footage for projections, costumes, audience experience, and sound design.
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Image: Desert Cloud 1972. Credit: Graham Stevens
Mary Hale Our architect behind our inflatable curated an amazing show at the
Boston Society of Architects. Go see it!
May 17th Come on out and support her work in collaboration with artist Kate Balug!
Exhibit is open until September 3rd!
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Emily shared two interactive components of Dance Like No One is Whale Watching and sat on the Women in Technology Panel moderated by the Festival Chair, Cari Ann Shim Sham
NEFA's New England Dance Fund!
We are excited to put these funds towards workshops with NYC’s Third Rail Project immersive theater company this summer!
Ecstatic to announce that we’ve been awarded the Live Arts Boston Grant from The Boston Foundation! Humbled to be among some amazing artists from the Boston area!
So grateful to be among these amazing projects!
Emily Beattie, the Choreographer and Performer in Dance Like No One is Whale Watching has been selected to join the first cohort Next Steps Boston! She joins area artists who will meet, share mentor sessions, get financial support, and subsidized studio time! Such a blessing to have process time and colleagues to work with too!
The project will be featured at the first ever Imagine residency and festival. This is a partnership between Dance Films Association and Earthdance. Wow! So excited to work with these two powerhouses of dance!