Our DANCEROULETTE Series reflects Roulette’s long-standing commitment to presenting experimental dance and new movement, with a particular focus on the collaborative efforts of composers and choreographers as they explore the relationship between sound and movement, choreography and composition.
Dog Flats sees three women using objects, materials, and movement patterns to create a live multi-layered sound score amidst personal investigation to architecture, work/labor, disaster, and historic iconography.
Performers Katie Dean, Ayano Elson, and Jessica Cook obscure and expand audience sight line to alter the perceiving of sound and its relationship to movement.
