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Braided Light Modern Dance Performance
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n May 20-21 the Braided Light Dance Project, along with local
architects and interior designers, will transform a 12,000 sq. ft. warehouse into a performance-worthy stage for their concert, re•place (v). The perfor- mance will feature dancers in water tanks, on treadmills and hanging from ropes, as well as a tribute piece to the Shoes on the Danube monument in Budapest. Tickets for the event are $15 for students, military
and seniors and $20 for adults. Show times are 6:30pm and
9:30pm on both nights. Though not the first, Braided Light Dance Project is quickly becoming the most consistent site-specific dance company in Jacksonville. “We’re elated at the amount of community support we continue to receive,” said Artistic Director, Kate Levitz. “We are so thank- ful to Tools for a Time for donating this wonderful space.” Founded in 2007 by a collective of local professional dancers, Braided Light’s mission is to produce sophis- ticated and inspired modern dance. Through collaboration with other local artists, they increase the awareness of the vibrant tapestry of talent who call Jacksonville home. Over the past year, Braided Light
has collaborated with the Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital, The Jacksonville Li- brary System, Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Body Balance Institute and Fitness by Fronk.
Tickets can be purchased online at
www.BraidedLightDanceProject.org or in person at the Tools for a Time warehouse. The warehouse is located at 11291 Old St. Augustine Road Jackson- ville, FL 32202.
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