Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Endless Shapes showing

Tiffany Mills Company Salon: Endless Shapes (in-process)

 

 

Last June we kicked off the creation of a new project -- Endless Shapes -- with composers Angelica Negron and Muriel Louveau. We're in early stages and would love to share some raw material with you. Come and join us for mimosas and music/dance this Sun Nov. 11th, 11:30am at 

Arts on Site 12 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003, USA

RSVP: info@tiffanymillscompany.org

The event will be also broadcasted on Facebook live and friends will be invited. Check details about our event on Facebook 


 


Saturday, June 9, 2018

Vocals in the Dark with BodyStories Dancers







 On June 23 -24 , from 1 to 6pm, French composer vocalist Muriel Louveau presents
Vocals in the Dark “a multi layered vocal &and sound piece that combines words and singing in foreign languages. This project was inspired by poems of the american artist Elizabeth Hayes Christopher.

This meditative and immersive artistic experience is set in darkness and transports the visitor to foreign territories.

Three performances will also take place  during the afternoon of  Saturday June 23 rd at 3, 4 , 5 pm.
.Muriel will be singing live and will be joined  by Bodystories dancers  who will respond to Muriel’s vocals within the specific environment 



Time of the performances 3, 4 ,5 pm. Saturday , June 23rd 
https://www.instagram.com/p/BkVXwDKAEx7/?tagged=muriellouveau



Five Myles Gallery 
558 St Johns Place 
 Brooklyn, NY 11238
718–783–4438 i
info@fivemyles.org




Saturday, April 21, 2018

Rechnitz by Elfriede Jelinek US Premiére






Muriel Louveau has created the music &sound track for Rechnitz by Elfriede Jelinek  a play directed by Ildko Nemeth

The production runs April 19th– May 5th, 2018 at The New Stage Performance Space (36 West 106th Street, NYC).



 






 New Stage Theatre Company presents the US premiere of Rechnitz, written by Nobel Prize-winning Austrian playwright Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Ildiko Nemeth. Examining the silence around a historical event of mind-boggling evil, Rechnitz delves bravely into the psychology of dehumanization, brutality, and denial. The text lays bare the strategies complicit humans use to diffuse staggering guilt, and the ways in which these strategies can turn the moral compass of an entire society berserk. 


 
Photos by Lee Wexler | Images for Innovation
Photos by Lee Wexler | Images for Innovation