HEREAFTER

Vangeline Theater in association with the Wild Project presents:
HEREAFTER
A New Sci-Fi Butoh Fantasy by Vangeline Theater
Sci-Fi meets Butoh fairy tales in this homage to the great departed Georges Brassens, Serge Gainsbourg, and Klaus Nomi.

At the Wild Project 195 East third Street between A and B
F train to second avenue
212 228 1195

Choreographed and directed by Vangeline for the Vangeline Theater

WHEN: Showtimes: July 12 & 13 @ 8pm (Thursday, Friday)

Tickets:
$20/$15 Students/Seniors Tickets available at Ovationtix
https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/913450
or call 212.352.3101.

WITH: Laurence Martin, Maiko Ikegaki, Maki Shinagawa, Margherita Tisato, Pamela Herron, Shiho Tanaka, Sindy Butz, Stacy Lynn Smith and Vangeline;

Guest performance of " Craig's Dream" by Rob Roth with Chad Hammer on Cello and Dave Yang on guitar

Featuring music by Chromatics, Serge Gainsbourg, Klaus Nomi, George Brassens

BEST DANCE VISITS 2011 TIME OUT CHICAGO

"This is an artist fully and transparently in control of her medium"
Jason Rohrer- Stage Happenings.com

"Vangeline moves with the clockwork deliberation of a practiced Japanese butoh artist"
F. Kathleen Foley-LOS ANGELES TIMES-

The Vangeline Theater (NYC) is a dance company firmly rooted in the tradition of Japanese Butoh while carrying it into the 21st century. Artistic Director Vangeline’s choreographic work spans performance on stage and in film and has been performed in hundreds of venues in major cities throughout the world. Since its inception in 2001, the Vangeline Theater has received numerous positive reviews in publications such as the
New York Times, LA Times, and LA Weekly. Time Out Chicago recently named the Vangeline Theater, ‘one of the best Dance Visits of 2011.’ Vangeline recently performed the critically acclaimed role of Elizabeth Short in the Los Angeles production of 'The Chanteuse and the Devil’s Muse.' Upcoming projects include a starring role alongside actors James Franco and Winona Ryder in the feature film by director Jay Anania, ‘The Letter.’ www.vangeline.com

photo by Michael Blase