Following the close of Gloria's Cause its been announced that Dayna Hanson has been chosen as 1 of 50 artists in the US to receive $50,000 from the United States Artists Fellowship.
What better time in history than in our currently tea drenched political landscape, littered with the detritus of the American Revolution, could choreographer Dayna Hanson find an audience willing to throw themselves overboard for an eccentric piece of choreographic historical revisionism?
A couple previews of Gloria's Cause have come out recently:
Here at OtB, we’ve been watching Gloria’s Cause develop for quite awhile and have been weighing in with our thoughts. Now we’d like to hear what you think. Here's a sampling of what's come through my inbox this morning:
Learn more about the process of bringing Gloria's Cause to the stage in this Seattle Times preview, "Gloria's Cause looks at the forgotten figures of 1776."
Gloria's Cause weaves and warps untold stories and people from the American Revolution. Here's a glimpse at a few of the things you can expect to see during next weeks' world premiere:
Here's a pre-Thanksgiving, pre-opening of Gloria's Cause guide to Dayna Hanson! Watch for more information about Dayna, her company and this brand new work early next week.
This week's edition of ArtZone with Nancy Guppy features a preview of Gloria's Cause. Check out this sneak peek that was directed by Dayna Hanson and shot by Ben Kasulke:
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