photo by David Krebbs
Éowyn Emerald & Dancers at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe
Who: Éowyn Emerald & Dancers
What: Recently relocated to Aberdeen, Scotland in the summer of 2017. The Canadian-born choreographer Éowyn Emerald returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new program.
When: 3/08-11/08, 13/08-18/08, 20/08-25/08 13:50 (50 minutes)
Where:
Greenside Royal Terrace (Jade Studio)
Venue number 231
Box office phone 0131 557 2124
1b Royal Terrace, EH7 5AB
Buy Tickets Online here
Read the preview and review articles about this show here.
Press Contact:
Jonathan Krebs
jonathan@eowynemerald.com
www.eowynemerald.com
Éowyn Emerald returns following her sold-out 2016 run with a new program showcasing her striking choreography and outstanding company of dancers. Physical, poetic, technically demanding and emotionally complex, don’t miss this exciting dance maker’s newest creation for the 2018 Fringe. “Éowyn Emerald has become a buzz name on the Fringe dance scene since her last visit and from this it’s clear why. Finding dance that is accessible, communicative and emotionally vivid while never compromising on precision and creativity is a rare treat” (The List)
Éowyn Emerald & Dancers relocated to Aberdeen, Scotland from Portland, Oregon in the summer of 2017. The company is now composed of Scottish, Canadian, and American dancers.
Company Details:
Artistic Director/Choreographer/Performer:
Éowyn Emerald
Technical Director:
James Mapes
Marketing & Press Contact:
Jonathan J Krebs
Fringe 2018 Performers:
Jack Anderson
Katie Armstrong
Chase Hamilton
BIOS:
Jack Anderson comes from central Scotland and trained at Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. He has performed with Rambert Dance Company, Šokio Teatras Aura and Ériu Dance Company and has created work with choreographers Mark Bruce, Breandán de Gallaí, Morgann Runacre-Temple, Didy Veldman, Matthew Robinson and Lindsay Kemp. Jack is based in Glasgow and began working with Éowyn Emerald in 2018. (photo by Adriana Berwert)
Éowyn Emerald Barrett is a Canadian born choreographer and dancer, currently creating in Aberdeen Scotland, who was selected by The Times of London as “a talent to watch.” Her company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers have toured three times to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, to rave reviews. Éowyn is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. She is the creative producer of Pacific Dance Makers. Éowyn has received a NFAA A.R.T.S. award for choreography and was awarded a Regional Dance America Monticello award and scholarship for her work.
Katie Armstrong trained at Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. During her third year, she danced with Rambert Dance Company in Itzic Galili’s “A Linha Curva”. Following this, she has worked throughout the UK with artists and companies including National Theatre Scotland, Rosie Kay Dance Company, Company Chordelia/Scottish Opera, ZENDEH Theatre Company, for Jack Webb and for Simon Fildes/Wyn Pottratz. (photo by Richard Bowhill)
Chase Hamilton is a contemporary dance artist from Portland, Oregon. He has performed with Polaris Dance Theatre, TopShakeDance, BodyVox, and skinner|kirk DANCE ENSEMBLE. Chase began working with Éowyn Emerald & Dancers in the spring of 2017. (photo by Nicholas Peter Wilson)
James Mapes is a freelance lighting designer, board game maker, and writer. He works closely with dance companies BodyVox, Éowyn Emerald & Dancers, skinner|kirk DANCE ENSEMBLE and has been fortunate to tour all over the world, and will continue to tour internationally with ÉE&D this summer at the Fringe and this fall in Shanghai, China; and hopefully many times more.
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