Mad Rush
Choreographer: Jaclyn K. Walsh
Music: Philip Glass
Inspired by the stereotypical image of Wall St. at its busiest hour. Just to walk down the street in the city is a dance in itself. I love playing with the task of giving an image everyone can connect to, while leaving some ambiguity for further exploration. I think we all know what it is like being late in Manhattan...
User: jaclynkwalsh
Views: 2,065
Added: March 24, 2012
Event: Capezio A.C.E. Award Competition 2012
Category: Modern
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#18 Mad Talented
I would vote for any piece Jaclyn Walsh creates!! I've seen so many pieces she has created over the years. Always edgy and innovative.
#15 Mad Rush Choreographer
after winning the Choreographer competition last night at the Joyce Theatre in New York City is is very apparent that Jackie will soon be in demand for her wonderful Choreography....
#14 Mad Rush
it was seeing this performance that made my daughter switch dance studios. The choreography was like none other and the excellence of the dancers was inspiring.
#12 Mad Rush
Absolutely Awesome~~~Highest degree of perfection
Can watch over and over again
Best of Luck
JV
#11 loved this
This piece is beautifully choreographed and perfectly suited to the music and the overall feeling of frenetic Wall Street workers. Excellent. Love the mix of ballet and modern. Kudos to the choreographer and to all the dancers.
#10 MAD RUSH LOVE IT.
Congratulations, this is a beautiful piece. Your dancers are lovely and so well trained. You are such a talented artist, I wish you well.
#7 remarkable choreographer
this young lady is one of those choreographers who come along perhaps once in a generation...best of luck for the future
#5 Mad Rush
Simply amazing choreography!!!! I never tire of watching this piece!! You are so incredibly talented and gifted!!
#3 great
Absolutely amazing! Although I do not know what Manhattan is like, I do know a thing or two about being late and in a rush. Great portrayal. Good Luck!


Overall rating: 5.0


