TitleMatutina
NamesMaisonet, Sol (Dancer)Christa, Gabri (Dancer)Santiago, Zoraida (Composer)Benet, Enrique (Contributor)Nielen, Isabel (Set designer)Galán, Rosario (Contributor)Condé, Maryse (Author)Dance Theater Workshop (Producer)Video D Studios (Videographer)Revisiones, estruendo en el Nuevo Mundo (Concert series) (Producer)
CollectionDance Theater Workshop Video Archive
Dates / OriginDate Issued: 1992
Library locationsJerome Robbins Dance DivisionShelf locator: *MGZIDF 8459Shelf locator: *MGZIC 9-6059 (former)
TopicsDance Theater WorkshopDance
GenresFilmed performances
NotesStatement of responsibility: presented by Dance Theater Workshop as part of Revisiones: estruendo en el Nuevo Mundo ; choreography by Gabri Christa ; music and lyrics by Zoraida Santiago.Content: Accompanied by house program for shared performance with Carlos Andrade.Creation/production credits: Text, Zoraida Santiago, Gabri Christa ; set, Gabri Christa, Isabel Nielen ; costumes, Rosario Galan, Gabri Christa ; lighting, Enrique Benet ; photography, Eric Borcherding ; production, Gabri Christa, CADA Productions Inc.Venue: Videotaped in performance at DTW's Bessie Schönberg Theater, New York, as part of the Out-of-Towners series, on October 3, 1992, by Video D Studios.Funding: Preservation of this video was supported by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
Physical DescriptionVideocassetteExtent: 1 videocassette (44 min.) : sound, color ; 3/4 in.
DescriptionDance work by a dancer-choreographer born in Curaçao. Matutina (Early morning) was inspired by Maryse Condé's book Three women in Manhattan. Presented as part of Revisiones, described in the program as "a collaborative effort of Pepatián, an interdisciplinary artist organization headed by Merián Soto and Pepón Osorio; Pregones Theater, directed by Rosalba Rolón, Alvan Colón-Lespier, Jorge B. Merced and Judith Rivera; and the Suitcase Fund of Dance Theater Workshop: A Project of Ideas and Means in Cross-Cultural Relations." The works in the series are intended to "'disturb and revise' post-Columbian history in a way that creates a visible identity of self and regional culture."
Type of ResourceMoving image
LanguagesEnglish
IdentifiersRLIN/OCLC: NYPY99-F717NYPL catalog ID (B-number): b14430609Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): cbceffb0-8504-0135-aca5-3df93f905e4d
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