K77 Studio, Berlin
May 21st-22nd, 2011
Choreogrpahy/Music: Liz Erber
Performance: Irene Cortina González, Jessica Kammerer-Georg, Leah Katz, Annekatrin Kiesel
Text & Reading: Mr. Ocean
Lights/Tech: Ansgar Tappert
Into the Deep began as an investigation of spine—our ancient vertebral backbone—
undulation (fluid wave movement), and evolution. By fully exploring the movement
possibilities of the spine, we connect to the physical possibilities passed down to us through a
long line of evolutionary history. It is a tearing away of human culture, to reveal kinetic
meaning and the memory of cell, bone, blood.
From the Deep Blue Sea
10 x 6 Series, ada Studio
Choreography and Music: Liz Erber
Performance: Zinzi Buchannan, Lily Dwyer, Leah Katz
Dates: Nov 20-21, 2010
From the Deep Blue Sea from Liz Erber on Vimeo.
Collective Memory (The Holocaust Project)
Dance for video project
Choreography: Liz Erber
Performance: Michaela Bagnoli, Beata Kana, Andrea Hackl, Marco Kurek, Katja Münker, David Neuco, Susy Ostereicher, Verena Simon
Location: Memorial for the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin
Date: August 2007
Collective Memory is an investigation into how the history of the Holocaust lives inside of us
today. Jews and non-Jews, Germans and non-Germans were involved in the project.
Phylum Unknown
Choreography/Performance: Liz Erber
Music Composition/Performance: James Whetzel
Location: On the Boards, Seattle, USA
Perfromance: June 15-16, 2008
Messy Times (Selections - 3:48; original length – 20:01)
Choreography/Costume/Sound editing: Liz Erber
Dancers: Carlee Klingenbeck, Michele McCaughly, Kristin Myers, Megan Sipe, Corina Stoicescu, Ying Zhou
Music: Evening Prelude—Sophia Gubaidulina, Schön Rosmarin—Joshua Bell, Syrinx for Flute Solo—Debussy, Hell—Squirrel Nut Zippers
Location: Velocity Dance Center, Seattle, USA
Performance: Jan 26-29, 2006
Messy Times was a commission from Velocity Dance Center for their annual Bridge Project.
Three choreographers are selected and matched with dancers. The choreographers have 13
days of rehearsal during a 3-week period (39 hours total).
