Triplicate at Hamlin Park Fieldhouse
Managing to draw the attention of most every major critic in the city, this trio of Columbia College graduates had the kind of first outing that most dancers would scalp a relative for. Newly out in the world after completing work through the college’s Dance Center, dancers Shanna Fragen, Brenna Ginsberg and Dalton Rhodes teamed up for a lauded showcase of work on themes related to evolving identity, with a related cavalcade of subjects including the subconscious, sexuality and more. Bowing in front of a serious audience of informed dance-goers at the Hamlin Park Fieldhouse, they set the standard for which future graduates should aspire.
Best of Chicago 2016
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[…] that most dancers would scalp a relative for,” Newcity said in dubbing the group’s debut “Best Dance Performance by Recent Graduates.” The article added that Fragen, Ginsberg, and Rhodes “teamed up for a lauded showcase of work […]
[…] that most dancers would scalp a relative for,” Newcity said in dubbing the group’s debut “Best Dance Performance by Recent Graduates.” The article added that Fragen, Ginsberg, and Rhodes “teamed up for a lauded showcase of work […]