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Award-winning Voci and NY’s DeXdance team up for an edgy, intelligent adventure in contemporary dance theatre. Simplicity and Complexity, Past and Future, Nature and Technology combine in this two-veteran value!

Show Times:
5/15 FRI 6:00PM
5/16 SAT 8:40PM
5/17 SUN 1:10PM
5/18 MON 9:20PM
5/22 FRI 8:20PM
5/23 SAT 12:00PM
5/24 SUN 12:40PM
Tickets: $10 with purchase of $8 Fringe button
There are NO phone ticket sales, please visit www.orlandofringe.org to purchase a ticket on line or buy one in person at the Orlando Shakespeare Center.
*Please note you must arrive early to find parking and either purchase or pick-up your tickets.
**There is NO LATE SEATING!! The doors to theatre will close promptly at show start time (Fringe policy) and NO ONE will be permitted in the theatre-even if you are 5 seconds late!
Please arrive EARLY!
Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival
812 East Rollins Street
Orlando, FL

Visit Voci Dance for more information.

Night of a Thousand Jellyfish
An art installation by Doug Rhodehamel
Performance/Improv by Voci Dance
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Orlando Science Center
777 E Princeton St
Orlando, FL 32803
(407) 514-2000

May 15-29, 2009
Orlando International Fringe Festival
812 East Rollins Street
Orlando, FL 32803
Voci Dance and NY based DeXdance are happy to announce their collaboration in the 2009 Orlando International Fringe Festival!
Voci Dance

The limited amount of free tickets for our upcoming event sold out!

"Congratulations, your ArtsFest performance has sold out! Over 90% of the ArtsFest “Tickets Are Limited” events sold out in four minutes!"

BUT....you can still get tickets for  $10 (cash only) at the door.

Please visit Voci Dance for details about iMove//dance/blog/art_

iMove//dance/blog/art

Voci Dance presents a kinesthetic art experience blending modern dance, technology, music, and fashion at the Big Orange Studio space in Orlando's ViMi district.  Voci dancers will wear designs by fashion designer Consuelo Bellini who is best known locally for her designs in the Valencia Community College commercials. (www.consuelobellini.com)  Audience members should come ready to view dance, mingle and talk, and enjoy cocktails in the large warehouse space. 

Tickets are Limited and you must visit  RedChairProject.com by using the promotional code ARTSFEST09 on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 10 a.m. on Tues., Feb. 3.

You must have a valid email address and there is a four-ticket limit per email address to all "Tickets are Limited" events. Please plan to arrive to "Tickets are Limited" performances early to redeem your tickets as there is a 30-minute no-show policy that will be strictly enforced. A small quantity of tickets will be available to "Tickets are Limited" venues the day of the performance and will be distributed on a first-come first-served basis.

Tickets will also be available at the door at a cost of $10 (cash only).
     
WHO:    Voci Dance with Special Collaborators: Brian Feldman, Julio Lima, Matthew Simantov, Anna DeMers, Consuelo Bellini, and DJ Nigel.
WHAT:    iMove//dance/blog/art_
WHEN:    Feb 6 & 7, 2009 @8pm
WHERE:    Big Orange Studio 1121 N Mills Orlando, FL 32803 Free street parking on Mills Ave. and neighboring side streets.
TICKETS:    Limited # of tickets FREE as part of United Arts ArtsFest.  Visit www.redchairproject.comfor information.  OR $10
(cash only) at door
CONTACT:    Kelli Cummins-Branson
407.616.8775
vocidance@yahoo.com
www.vocidance.org

Voci Dance and NY based DeXdance are happy to announce their collaboration in the 2009 Orlando International Fringe Festival! The festival runs 5-14-09 thru 5-25-09 in Loch Haven Park.

More details coming soon...

Voci Dance was featured in Dancer Magazine's Nov. edition.

Click here to read the article.

THANK YOU to the 400 patrons who attended our recent production of Voci Dance Presents at the Garden Theatre!

Click here to read Diane Hubbard Burns review in the Orlando Sentinel.

Here's our response:
I guess that is why we love art…. everyone is entitled to their opinion. We don't choreograph new work based on the venue we are performing in and we certainly won't play it safe simply because we weren't performing in a downtown Orlando venue (or NY for that matter). Although we realize many in the West Orange community may have never experienced modern dance before, Voci has a little more faith in the Winter Garden community. We're also guessing that a lot of audience members are coming from downtown Orlando. But again, we don't create art based on geography.

If audience members are left wondering about symbolism or left wondering period, then we have done our job. If "accessible" means playing it safe, then audiences can get ready for a lot more "inaccessibility." Voci has consistently given audiences a reason to "return to modern dance" and after 8 years, we don't plan to start from scratch by offering an evening of works that are safe and "lightened up."

Our goal is that everyone walk away finding something they can appreciate, relate to, and/or enjoy. Audience members may like some of it and dislike some of it. To us, that is the definition of accessible. We know we can't please everyone, but we are "always ready to step out on a limb. Whether leaping off mini trampolines in mid-dance, working with puppets or moving to spoken word, Voci's dancers have given audiences reason to stretch their definition of dance." (11/7/08 Orlando Sentinel) We hope to continue to stretch that definition.

We produce work that is "demanding of viewers" and we don't think that's a bad thing.:)

We would love to hear your thoughts! Please email us at info@vocidance.org or via myspace.