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Photos by Jacqueline Chambord |
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Musical Director / Conductor / Harpsichord: James Richman French Music Ensemble: James Gallagher, Judson Griffin, Tamara Meredith, Cynthia Roberts, Christine Gummere, Melissa Solcum Haitian Master Drummer: Damas Fan-Fan Louis Haitian Percussion Ensemble: Paul Daiter, Jean Mary, Rogelio Teran Choreography: Catherine Turocy, Marcea T. Daiter New York Baroque Dance Company: Caroline Copeland, Sarah Edgar, Ani Udovicki, David Rodriguez, Seth Williams, Timothy Wilson Dallas Black Dance Theatre: Ingrid Abbott, Nycole Ray, Melissa M. Young, Edmond Giles, Garfield Lemonius, Armando Silva |
Soiree Baroque en Haiti is a contrasting program of traditional Haitian dance, music and song paired with the dance and music of the French colonist celebrating the 200th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Haiti from France. This production illuminates the complex cultural history of the island at the end of the 18th century when the fight for independence began. |
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Kaleidoscope of Kultures Dance Theater Company / Marcea T. Daiter • New York, NY • Cell Phone: (917) 701-8693 |
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