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2016 Winter/Spring Season MAY/JUNE 2016 Elizabeth Murray, If Only Cup, 1997—98 Published by: Season Sponsor: BAM 2016 Winter/Spring Season #DanceAfrica Brooklyn Academy of Music Alan H. Fishman, Chairman of the Board William I. Campbell, Vice Chairman of the Board Adam E. Max, DanceAfrica Vice Chairman of the Board Katy Clark, President 2 016 Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer Senegal: Doors of Ancient Futures Artistic Director Abdel R. Salaam and Artistic Director Emeritus Chuck Davis BAM Howard Gilman Opera House May 27 at 7:30pm; May 28 at 2pm & 7:30pm; May 29 & 30 at 3pm Approximate running time: two hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission Produced by BAM Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine Season Sponsor: “WAATO SiiTA” (Senegal) Compagnie Tenane (Senegal) Germaine Acogny (Senegal) Time Warner Inc. is the 2016 DanceAfrica Sponsor. Dyane Harvey (New York) Reverend Nafisa Sharriff (New York) Support for Muslim Stories: Global to Local provided by the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble (Brooklyn) Foundation for Islamic Art. Lighting design by Al Crawford Presenting Sponsor of Dance Education: Forest City Ratner Companies Sound design by David Margolin Lawson Stage manager N’Goma Woolbright Leadership support for dance at BAM provided by Assistant stage manager Normadien Woolbright the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Harkness Foundation for Dance. Production stage manager Lori Lundquist Support for the Signature Artist Series provided by The participation of the Senegalese companies in the Howard Gilman Foundation. DanceAfrica was made possible with the support of Major support for dance at BAM provided by Senegal Ministry of Culture (Blaise Senghor Cultural The SHS Foundation. Center) DanceAfrica 2016 Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine “WAATO SiiTA.” Photo by Abdou Serigne DIENG Compagnie Tenane. Photo by Elisabeth Sloat Peace and blessings! There is no greater honor than to be chosen to serve a community through one’s greatest passion. Dance, through its infinite forms and rhythms, has always instilled me with the desire to heal, to feel, and to see. To have received such a gift and have the opportunity to share it with the DanceAfrica family is beyond exciting. It is truly a Divine Blessing! Since performing in the first DanceAfrica in 1977, I have received 38 years of inspiration, joy, light, and knowledge. Africa and its worldwide diaspora have shared the gifts of an ancient and contemporary civilization whose cultures have been and continue to be dynamic! Africa was and continues to be the wellspring from which we have drawn and will draw, as our thirst for its healing waters of life is eternal. Africa is our great ancestor, whose first language was gesture, movement, and ultimately dance, with all of its infinite rhythms. Africa and the dance and music of its diaspora are ancient and traditional, present and contemporary—visionary and the future. We at BAM search for tradition and innovation in Africa that will inspire us to create programs to entertain, provoke thought, and hopefully encourage positive, healing change. This year, from Senegal, we welcome Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine “WAATO SiiTA” and Compagnie Tenane, and Senegal’s mother of contemporary dance, Germaine Acogny. To Dyane Harvey, Reverend Nafisa Sharriff, and the youngsters of the BAM DanceAfrica Restoration Ensemble and the DanceAfrica Alumni Ensemble, it is a joy to welcome you back to this feast of mind, movement, and rhythm! I give thanks and praise to the Elders and our Ancestors! To Mama Joan Miller, my dance mother, and to Baba Chuck Davis, my African dance father, whose mentorship and guidance helped me lay the foundation of the vision upon which I now build, I give thanks and praise. To the creative team and everyone at BAM, here we go! Join us as we embark on this journey to the land of what was, what is, and what can be… DanceAfrica! Health, prosperity, love, and peace to you all, Baba Abdel R. Salaam, Artistic Director, DanceAfrica 2016 DanceAfrica 2016—PROGRAM NOTES SENEGAL: DOORS OF ANCIENT FUTURES Inspired by Baba Abdel R. Salaam’s vision of The Door of No Return during his first journey to Senegal in 1978 and his subsequent return in 2015, Senegal: Doors of Ancient Futures seeks to illuminate and unite visions of Senegal—past and present, rural and urban—with potential for the future. WELCOME Baba Chuck Davis and Baba Abdel R. Salaam GOREE Candlebearers and Armand Celestin SPIRIT WALKERS (2016) Choreography Abdel R. Salaam Music William “Billy” Bungo Dancers BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble Alumni: Kourtney Charles, Jude Evans, Thea Grier, Noel Kelly, Faith Mondesire, Jasmine Poole, Yushemepree Spencer, Jamaine Victor Inspired by Baba Chuck Davis’ Memorial, SPIRIT WALKERS honors the Ancestors and Elders of the DanceAfrica community through light, ritual, rhythm, and celebratory dance. VILLAGE FISHERMAN’S DANCE KOUKOU Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine “WAATO SiiTA” Choreography Moussa Sonko Musical direction Birame Mboup Artistic director Boule Sonko Choreographer Moussa Sonko Dancers Nogaye Ndiaye, Ndeye Khady Gaye, Amy Ndiaye, Mama Cissokho, Aissatou Dione, Fatou Niang, Massanba Diallo, Demba Niang, Amidou Sy, Baye Mbaye Dieng, Ibrahima Thioube Musicians Ibrahima Ndyiaye, Mbacke Thioubou, Elhadji Faye, Abdoulaye Sonko Company manager Serigne Abdou Dieng “WAATO SiiTA” performs two works that celebrate traditional village life within a West African agrarian society. 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SABAR TRADITIONNEL | SABAR URBAIN Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine “WAATO SiiTA” Choreography Moussa Sonko Musical direction Birame Mboup Sabar is one of the most celebrated forms of dance and rhythm in Senegal. Sabar masters have made this art form a movement phenomenon throughout the world for the past 50 years. Sonko’s visceral vocabulary and movement language present traditional styles while fusing and developing contemporary explorations. FINALE Led by Baba Chuck Davis and Baba Abdel R. Salaam Program subject to change. Who’s Who ABDEL R. SALAAM (artistic director, Dance USA. He has been an artist in residence choreographer) is artistic director of DanceAfrica, for Tennessee Performing Arts and Cathedral of founded by Baba Chuck Davis in 1977. Salaam St. John the Divine. 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His company received and the Cross, TPAC; and as performer in The the 2013 Audelco Award for Dance Company Richard Pryor Show, NBC and Black Nativity, of the Year. He has served as choreographer Fox Searchlight Films. Salaam has created and/or director for the New York Shakespeare ballets for Philadanco, Joan Miller Chamber Arts/ Festival, Billie Holiday Theater, Apollo Theater, Dance Players, Chuck Davis Dance Company, Winter Solstice/Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Union Dance Theater (London), Ballet Islenos New York Musical Theater Festival, and Black (Puerto Rico), Sakoba Dance Theater (London), Who’s Who Muntu Dance Theater, Nashville Ballet, African the St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation announced American Dance Ensemble, and Giwayen
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