Dance Photography: NCDT’s Innovative Works

By fotoRecord On November 4, 2011 0

North Carolina Dance Theatre’s Innovative Works is always vibrant and entertaining, but this year is a unique experience as the talented troupe opens the doors of its sparkling Uptown facility for shows on three consecutive weekends.

Works by acclaimed resident choreographer Dwight Rhoden, NCDT’s Mark Diamond and NCDT dancers/choreographers Sasha Janes and David Ingram are a feast for the senses.

Shows run this weekend as well as Nov. 10-12 and 17-19.

Anna Gerberich soars in Last Lost Chance — Anna Gerberich soars in "Last Lost Chance"

Sarah Hayes Watson in the spotlight in Dwight Rhoden's Alleged Dances — Sarah Hayes Watson in the spotlight in Dwight Rhoden's "Alleged Dances"

Alessandra Ball, who will be one of our 2012 brides, in Alleged Dances — Alessandra Ball, who will be one of our 2012 brides, in "Alleged Dances"

In unison, Alessandra Ball and Pete Walker, Melissa Anduiza and Addul Manzano and Anna Gerberich and Daniel Rodriquez in Rhoden's piece

Dancer/choreographer Sasha Janes talks with dancer/teacher Traci Gilchrest during a break

Acclaimed choreographer Dwight Rhoden works with Jamie Dee and Melissa Anduiza

Watson and Leeper in James' Last Lost Chance — Watson and Leeper in James' "Last Lost Chance"

Anduiza in Last Lost Chance — Anduiza in "Last Lost Chance"

More from Janes' Last Lost Chance — More from Janes' "Last Lost Chance"

Jamie Dee and David Ingram in Mark Diamond's How Do I Love Thee — Jamie Dee and David Ingram in Mark Diamond's "How Do I Love Thee"

David Morse is ready to perform in David Ingram's I — David Morse is ready to perform in David Ingram's "I"

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