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Victory Gardens' Crip Slam presents
Heidi Latsky Dance
in an Alliger Arts Production
GIMP (excerpts)
Hosted by Alana Wallace of Dance>Detour
GIMP - an evening of unexpected movement portraits.
New York based Heidi Latsky and her company present a roster of performers who embody
unique physical virtuosity. Outstanding technique, raw beauty and the
physical poetry of risk- taking propel the artists and the audience
into the collective unknown.
GIMP confronts the audience with their preconceptions,
challenging us to re-think accepted notions about dance, performance,
and body image: an exploration, that dives into the heart of
difference, voyeurism, and the unexpected.
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Please join us after the performance for a FREE RECEPTION with members of Heidi Latsky Dance and the Victory Gardens Staff
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Also join us for a special
Master Class & Panel Discussion
presented by Victory Gardens and
Access Living's Arts & Culture Project
Wed. May 14
at the Biograph Theater (2433 N. Lincoln Ave)
Participation is FREE but space is limited.
Please R.S.VP with Ginger Lane at Access living at 312.640.2187 or glane@accessliving.org
5:30 - 6:30 Master Class
6:45 - 8:00 Interactive conversation with GIMP dancers
Open to dancers and anyone interested in dance.
Please specify any accommodation needs when reserving your spot.
Members of Heidi Latsky Dance will present a master class exploring Heidi Latsky's
method of work followed by an interactive discussion on the
perceptions of dance, dancers, and their bodies
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This performance is wheelchair accessible and will be signed
and audio described
Please let us know at the time of purchase if you will be utilizing any of our access services
Order by phone (773.871.3000), TTY (773.871.0682),
in person (2433 N. Lincoln Ave),
or www.victorygardens.org/GIMP
This program is made possible with generous support from the
City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
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