ARTreach - Contact: Terri Bieber (281) 392-5341 - CORE Performance Company - Contact: Elizabeth Geiger
ARTreach Presents
CORE PERFORMANCE COMPANY “ELDER STORIES” at the Mamie George Community Center
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Richmond, TX) – ARTreach will present the CORE Performance Company “ELDER STORIES” at the Mamie George Community Center located at 1111 Collins Road in Richmond, TX 77460 on Thursday, April 19th, 10:00 AM- 11:30 AM
This special presentation features the Atlanta based CORE Performance Company in Houston and on tour through April 20th. “Elder Stories” at the Mamie George Community Center will be presented as an interactive presentation and workshop for seniors in Fort Bend County.
CORE is committed to innovation, collaboration and artistic risk-taking through the creation, performance and presentation of contemporary dance. Elder Stories is a workshop that encourages the participants to share a meaningful story about their lives, which the CORE dancers then manifest in movement.
ARTreach is an art education and outreach organization that brings the arts to underserved populations including seniors, the elderly and disabled in Fort Bend County.
The public is invited. This event is free and made possible in part by a grant from Texas Commission on the Arts, Fort Bend Culture & Arts Alliance and individual supporters of the Mamie George Community Center and ARTreach.
For more information about ARTreach visit www.artreachonline.org <http://www.artreachonline.org>
Audiences are also invited to enjoy the CORE Performance Company at the Miller Outdoor Theatre <http://www.milleroutdoortheatre.com/> in Houston, on April 20, 8 PM when they perform an electrifying and entertaining dance sampler, In the Mood2… Dance!, celebrating the music of the Big Band era, America’s romantic era of popular music from 1935-1945.
Featuring live music from Houston’s own Billie Ledbetter Orchestra, In the Mood2… Dance! is certain to captivate audiences with new works by four exciting and recognized choreographers – CORE Founder and Artistic Director, Sue Schroeder, and guest artists Leslie Scates and Teresa Chapman. The program will also include the Rice Dance Theatre in a new piece by former CORE dancer, D. Patton White.