BANDALOOP founder Amelia Rudolph
re-stages Trisha Brown's groundbreaking
"Man Walking Down the Side of a Building"
at UCLA's Broad Arts Center
as part of Trisha Brown: The Retrospective
Presented by Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Wednesday, April 3rd @ 11:50 AM
and
Friday, April 5th @ 6 PM
and
Friday, April 5th @ 6 PM
"Man Walking Down the Side of a Building" is one of Trisha Brown's most fascinating works, first conceived by Brown and performed in 1970. Experience this unique work performed by BANDALOOP artistic director Amelia Rudolph immediately before Royce Hall opens for the Trisha Brown Dance Company: Program A, featuring four performances from the dance icon.
At 7pm Friday night following the "Man Walking" performance, Amelia Rudolph joins in a panel discussion on Trisha Brown's legacy with Simone Forti, Laurel Tentindo and Lionel Popkin, moderated by CAP UCLA's Director Kristy Edmunds. Free to the public.
At 7pm Friday night following the "Man Walking" performance, Amelia Rudolph joins in a panel discussion on Trisha Brown's legacy with Simone Forti, Laurel Tentindo and Lionel Popkin, moderated by CAP UCLA's Director Kristy Edmunds. Free to the public.
