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Entanglements  2024













Photo by Lynn Lane
Entanglements was first inspired by the concept of quantum entanglement. When two particles, such as a pair of photons or electrons, become entangled, they remain connected even when separated by vast distances.  Entanglement can also be defined as a messy or codependent relationship.  Just as quantum entanglement defies classical notions of separation and locality, human emotional entanglement challenges our understanding of individual boundaries and independence. These shared experiences, emotions, and interactions weave a complex web that binds people together in ways that are profound and sometimes difficult to fully explain, mirroring the mysterious and interconnected nature of entangled particles. Join us for an evening of Entanglements, as dance imitates science and science imitates life.​
Entanglements review

SANCTUARY

​Sanctuary  After spending a year in isolation due to Covid, Chapman Dance returns to the stage with a collection of dances both old and new.   "Memento," one of Chapman's most recent works is performed to an original sound score by George Heathco in exquisite skirts designed by Ashley Horn-Knott.  The evening also includes  projections of artwork by Cary Leibowtz (as seen above) and dance for camera works created during the pandemic.  Read what the critics had to say about Sanctuary 
Sanctuary review
"Memento" Photo: Lynn Lane
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BALANCE

Most often, we seek balance in our lives, whether it be spiritual, physical, or emotional.  Balance is an evening of dance that animates these three states through dancing bodies on the stage.  

​Chapman Dance  presented Balance on June 2-3, 2017, at the Midtown Arts and Theatre Center Houston (MATCH), 3400 Main Street Houston, TX 77002. ​
Video by Jessie Mann Freeway Films

Shifting Spaces

Video by Jessie Mann Freeway Films
Shifting Spaces is one example of Chapman's love for working with visual artists.  Lucinda Cobley’s paintings were the inspiration for the choreography and costume design by James McDaniel.
 
​Shifting Spaces ​was presented at The Barn Theater in Houston, Texas on October 18 and 19, 2013.  
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