National Water Dance
National Water Dance
April 14, 2018, 4:00PM EST, 3:00PM CST
April 14, 2018, 4:00PM EST, 3:00PM CST
Core Dance commissioned 3 artists to create site-specific performances for National Water Dance 2018: Frank van de Ven (Holland), Jhon Stronks (Houston), and Lydia Hance (Houston). Each artist and location will address its own particular water issue while connecting to the larger national network of “water dances”. These performances are live streamed, extending the reach to a much larger audience. Each site will connect with environmental groups, building community by uniting arts and environmental organizations on the local level, the state level and the national level. Beyond the political, these dances can serve as a bridge to public awareness and and a call to action, uniting people through the common need for clean water.
Houston, TX
April 14, 2018
3:00PM CST
3 pm at the oasis
Choreography by Lydia Hance
5555 Hermann Park Dr,
Houston, TX 77030
Procession H2O
Choreography by Jhon Stronks
A procession from Sabine Street to Montrose Boulevard along Allen Parkway.
Jekyll Island, GA
April 14, 2018
4:00PM EST
Carrying Water to the Sea
Fran Van de Ven in collaboration with Core Dance
Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA
Through various forms of movement, gesture, and activity, like carrying water to the sea, the dancers of Core Dance will seek to replenish life in the ocean, curb the ongoing devastation of our planet, and ask forgiveness for the damage done.
Houston, TX
April 14, 2018
3:00PM CST
3 pm at the oasis
Choreography by Lydia Hance
5555 Hermann Park Dr,
Houston, TX 77030
Procession H2O
Choreography by Jhon Stronks
A procession from Sabine Street to Montrose Boulevard along Allen Parkway.
Jekyll Island, GA
April 14, 2018
4:00PM EST
Carrying Water to the Sea
Fran Van de Ven in collaboration with Core Dance
Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA
Through various forms of movement, gesture, and activity, like carrying water to the sea, the dancers of Core Dance will seek to replenish life in the ocean, curb the ongoing devastation of our planet, and ask forgiveness for the damage done.
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