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Ping Pong Balls Dance Choreography

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Choreographer Jonah Bokaer and Snarkitecture combine talents to create Why Patterns, a dance inspired from the musical composition by Morton Feldman of the same name. It starts off with a black stage and a singular ping-pong ball. Soon it transforms into a beautiful dance with hundreds of them.

The show runs from August 3 to August 7, 2011 at the Jacob Pillow Dance Festival in Becket, Massachusetts. Intriguing!

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Credits
Choreography: Jonah Bokaer
Stage design: Snarkitecture
Music: “Why Patterns” by Morton Feldman (1978)
Additional Music: ARP / Alexis Georgopoulos (2011)
Lighting design: Aaron Copp
Costumes: Richard Chai
Dancers: CC Chang, James McGinn, Irena Mirislic, Adam H. Weinert
Catapult: Timothy Stanley

Photos by Snarkitecture
via [Cool Hunting]

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