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Wednesday, March 18, 2020 7:30 PM
Thursday, March 19, 2020 7:30 PM
Friday, March 20, 2020 8:00 PM
Saturday, March 21, 2020 8:00 PM // Jam Handy

Canceled:
ANTHEM
A Dance for Four Women by Milka Djordjevich

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Performance
Q&A
 

Questioning contemporary dance’s predisposition towards neutrality, and the de-sexualization of the female body, ANTHEM embraces theatricality, virtuosity, and sass.

The unabashedly feminine work weaves together existing and imagined vernacular dance styles to explore labor, play, and feminine-posturing. Four women execute a repetitive yet complex movement vocabulary that evolves as they rotate hypnotically within the confines of a square. Over time, the meditative rigor of their steps dissolves into a tangle of commotion, blurring the distinction between the mundane and the glamorous. Milka Djordjevich is a Los Angeles-based choreographer whose work questions perceived notions of what dance should — or should not — be.

Parking options near the Jam Handy
– Limited street parking is available (please obey signage and don’t block drives or hydrants)
– Just to the west of the building in a small lot (immediately next to building on the left side of it as you’re facing it)
– St. Philip’s Evangelical Lutheran Church (2884 E Grand Blvd, Detroit) just to the east side of the Jam Handy (the right as you’re facing it)

Join a post-performance artist Q&A immediately following the Wednesday, March 18 performance.

Presented in collaboration with The Hinterlands.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Wednesday, March 18, 2020 7:30 PM
Thursday, March 19, 2020 7:30 PM
Friday, March 20, 2020 8:00 PM
Saturday, March 21, 2020 8:00 PM

Jam Handy

Canceled:
ANTHEM
A Dance for Four Women by Milka Djordjevich

Events
Performance
Q&A
Tap button for ticket refund & donation options

Questioning contemporary dance’s predisposition towards neutrality, and the de-sexualization of the female body, ANTHEM embraces theatricality, virtuosity, and sass.

The unabashedly feminine work weaves together existing and imagined vernacular dance styles to explore labor, play, and feminine-posturing. Four women execute a repetitive yet complex movement vocabulary that evolves as they rotate hypnotically within the confines of a square. Over time, the meditative rigor of their steps dissolves into a tangle of commotion, blurring the distinction between the mundane and the glamorous. Milka Djordjevich is a Los Angeles-based choreographer whose work questions perceived notions of what dance should — or should not — be.

Parking options near the Jam Handy
– Limited street parking is available (please obey signage and don’t block drives or hydrants)
– Just to the west of the building in a small lot (immediately next to building on the left side of it as you’re facing it)
– St. Philip’s Evangelical Lutheran Church (2884 E Grand Blvd, Detroit) just to the east side of the Jam Handy (the right as you’re facing it)

Join a post-performance artist Q&A immediately following the Wednesday, March 18 performance.

Presented in collaboration with The Hinterlands.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

FUNDED IN PART BY

  • William Davidson Foundation

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