Inspired by the problem-solving possibilities that emerge through collaboration, Rebecca Lazier consistently reaches beyond dance—towards music, engineering, architecture, visual art, and anatomy—to explore how the questions and methodologies that drive innovation in other fields can spark artistic inquiry.
In NOLI TIMERE a group of performers move over, under and within a custom-designed Janet Echelman net sculpture, suspended up to 25 feet in the air. The performers embody resilience, trust, and interdependence, modeling a way of moving through uncertainty not as isolated individuals but as a responsive, adaptive whole.
Join us for an afternoon in Stewart Theatre while the performers rehearse sections of NOLI TIMERE and participate in a Q&A session with choreographer Rebecca Lazier about the creative process.
We're offering 2 sessions so you can fin the time that best fits your schedule! Each session lasts about one hour. Both sessions will overlap during the Q&A portion—the first session ends after that portion, and the second session begins with it.
This event is part of InterweaveFest, a week of events inspired by a visionary aerial dance work NOLI TIMERE by Rebecca Lazier set within a custom net sculpture by world-renowned sculptor Janet Echelman. Learn more.
