< Back Atlas June 11-14, 2019 Length: c. 130 minutes LA Phil New Music Group Paolo Bortolameolli, conductor Yuval Sharon, director Es Devlin, designer Luke Halls, projection designer Danielle Agami, choreographer Emma Kingsbury, costume designer John Torres, lighting designer Meredith Monk, composer / artistic advisor Katie Geissinger, music coach Wayne Hankin, music advisor Diana Wyenn, associate director Jeannette LoVetri, vocal consultant Mark Grey, sound designer Amalie White, associate designer Allison Sniffin, score preparation Stefanie Cytron, costume supervisor Dan Gower, audio engineer Barbara Donner, stage manager Ross Jackson, assistant stage manager Lindsay Lowy, assistant stage manager Meredith Monk’s ATLAS receives a staggeringly ambitious new production by the LA Phil's Artist-Collaborator Yuval Sharon, collaborating with visual artist Es Devlin. This landmark work from one of modern music's most influential composers weaves a tale about a young girl's journey to the four corners of our world and beyond. Sharon's production incorporates visual art, movement, and an innovative use of Walt Disney Concert Hall to cap his three-year residency with the orchestra. Previous Next

Song Writer. Composer. Performer < Back RUSSIAN RED Song Writer. Composer. Performer After putting out 4 records, 2 independently and 2 with a major label, touring the world for a years and ending up in LA to explore other creative disciplines, Lourdes Hernandez, also known as Russian Red, is currently using her music to plug into film, contemporary dance and theatrical performances. Listen to Russian Red on Spotify Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

< Back Orphée 'Beautifully done.' The Guardian Glass’s Orphée , based on Jean Cocteau’s cinematic retelling of the Orpheus myth, is a parable about the dangers of self-obsession. Though married to Eurydice, Orphée falls in love with an enigmatic Princess. Obsessed with immortality, Orphée moves between the worlds of the living and the dead, finally becoming immortal when the Princess sacrifices herself for him. Previous Next

Kotche created the music and performs live in Ate9's calling glenn, currently on tour throughout the US < Back Glenn Kotche- Composer. Percussionist Kotche created the music and performs live in Ate9's calling glenn, currently on tour throughout the US For a percussionist and composer as energetic, inquisitive and versatile as Glenn Kotche, it’s his sense of balance—his ability to thrive in different and seemingly disparate worlds that really makes him stand out as a musician. Since 2001, Kotche has been the rhythmic anchor in Wilco. He has appeared on over 80 recordings by artists as diverse as Andrew Bird, Edith Frost, Neil Finn and Radiohead's Phil Selway, and he’s a founding member of two other bands— Loose Fur, with Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and longtime collaborator Jim O’Rourke, and On Fillmore, with upright bassist Darin Gray. He has also written music for classical and post-classical ensembles like Kronos Quartet, the Silk Road Ensemble, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, So Percussion, eighth blackbird and many more. Kotche created the music and performs live in Ate9's calling glenn , currently on tour throughout the US. For more information visit: http://www.glennkotche.com/ Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

< Back Joy "Joy lasts seventy-five minutes that feel like five, as there isn’t a second when the energy or the imagination wane" Joy , a humorous and poignant reflection on human habits and addictions. The work, choreographed by Ate9’s Artistic Director Danielle Agami with music composed by Isaiah Gage , examines humanity’s yearning for moments of elation amidst despair, and offers intimate flashes into the mental and physical states of each cast member. A compelling local treasure blazing with innovation, Ate9 captivates audiences with its thought-provoking work. Previous Next

Filmaker < Back Victoria Sendra Filmaker Visit her website here https://victoriasendrafilms.com/ Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

Video & Documentation < Back Selena Moshell Video & Documentation Selena Moshell is a dancer and filmmaker who has performed in musical theater and aerial performances around the country with companies such as the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Walt Disney World, Royal Caribbean, almost ten years with the National Tour of the Lion King. Her film work includes commercials, music videos, short films, and a feature length documentary for Disney Theatricals centering around the experience of touring with the Lion King. Her film craft is firmly grounded in her background as a professional dancer and photographer, which can be seen in her use of musicality, light, and movement in her films. Selena draws from her years of physical storytelling through dance to convey narrative in a compelling, visually rhythmic language in her films. Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

Artistic Director of the Industry Opera < Back Yuval Sharon Artistic Director of the Industry Opera Described by The New York Times as "opera's disrupter in residence," director Yuval Sharon has been creating an unconventional body of work that seeks to expand the operatic form. He founded and serves as Artistic Director of The Industry in Los Angeles, an acclaimed company devoted to new and experimental opera that has brought opera into moving vehicles, operating train stations, and various “non-spaces” such as warehouses, parking lots, and escalator corridors. Sharon conceived, directed, and produced the company’s acclaimed world premieres of Hopscotch , Invisible Cities , and Crescent City . He also devised and directed the company’s two “performance installations”: In C at the Hammer Museum and Nimbus at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Sharon was honored with a 2017 MacArthur Fellowship and a Foundation for Contemporary Art grant for theater. He serves on the board of Opera America, the Artist Council for the Hammer Museum, and as a Fellow for the LA Institute for Humanities. For more information visit: https://www.yuvalsharon.com/ Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

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Commercial Projects Story telling. always. "a quirky, deeply personal choreographer". ..."she is such a strong performer, a veritable dance sorceress of smoldering sensuality and fire burning within, yet on the surface serenity, a kind of killer confidence. -Arts meme, Debra Levine "One of the strengths of the piece was its self-awareness in playing with camp". -LA dance Chronicle "The personalized performance made space for one of the greatest varieties in movement vocabulary I have seen in a single evening-length work". Beth Megill, LA Dance Review

< Back Voices from the Killing Jar "Danielle Agami Goes Gaga With Long Beach Opera’s Pierrot lunaire" Artists: Long Beach Opera Jenny Wong, conductor Kiera Duffy, soprano, Pierrot Lunaire Laurel Irene, vocal artist, Voices from the Killing Jar Danielle Agami, director/choreographer, Pierrot Lunaire Zoe Aja Moore, director, Voices from the Killing Jar Wild Up Ate9 dANCEcOMPANY, Pierrot Lunaire Why are women in opera so often depicted as prostitutes, sacrificial victims, or both? This double bill featuring solo operas written a century apart allows women to take control of their own narratives. In 1912, Arnold Schoenberg changed music forever with his atonal setting of 21 Symbolist poems for five instrumentalists and a female vocalist who is asked to perform something between speech and singing. A hundred years later, Kate Soper uses similar forces to bring to life eight famous women from world literature—from Don Giovanni to The Great Gatsby , from Shakespeare to Haruki Murakami—to unravel men’s depictions of women. Each work is a tour de force for vocalists who think far outside operatic conventions. Produced in partnership with Long Beach Opera: Founded in 1979, the Long Beach Opera is the oldest operatic producing company in the metropolitan Los Angeles/Orange County region; its mission is to engage people through provocative meaningful experiences that challenge, connect, and inspire. Previous Next

Mimi Haddon is a costume designer who uses textiles as a sculptural medium < Back Mimi Haddon- Costume Designer Mimi Haddon is a costume designer who uses textiles as a sculptural medium Mimi Haddon is a costume designer who uses textiles as a sculptural medium. She finds rhythm in repetition and combines traditional craft practices with contemporary technology. Haddon is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with dancers who bring her creatures and creations to life through the poetry of movement. http://www.mimihaddon.com https://www.blurb.com/b/9940938-the-palace-wild Power in Numbers 30 Programs 50 Locations 200 Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next