Time Two Dance

The video explains itself.

It was one dance phrase simultaneously recorded by the two cameras I have: my mother's digital Kodak camera (that I've been borrowing so long that she got a new one), and the built in camera on the computer. Interestingly, they play back with slightly different times.

Enjoy!

Rachel Randall

Art on the Fly application video

Check out http://www.youtube.com/user/RandallDance#p/a/u/0/0ARCXLd2JaA

to see my video sample for a site-specific dance score titled, "Ascending," that I proposed to do for Beyond the Threshold's Art on the Fly program this summer. Joyce Liao and my brother Ian Randall joined me for the filming, each taking turns in different rolls, and I had the pleasure of editing it! Escalators are awesome!

(Imagine at least six dancers dressed as angels while opera or other classical music is sung live. Singer and dancers to be confirmed if we get accepted. Contact me if you're interested in this kind of project. (509)910-3038)

Special thanks to Jason Hirata for letting me borrow his camera from Nathan Vass who was also borrowing it!

Beyond the Threshold International Dance Festival begins June 4th and runs all week long with classes and performances until June 13th in Seattle. I will be performing with Phffft!/Khambatta Dance at least one of the weekends. More info here: http://www.phffft.org

January 30th show photographs!

Thank you Debbie Rodgers for these beautiful photographs!

These are some stills from the 17 minute dance we did in the Darkhorse Show Jan 30th, 2010.

Anh Nguyen & Hallie Scott

Hallie Scott

Monique Courcy, Anh Nguyen, & Ian Randall

Ian Randall, Monique Courcy, & Anh Nguyen

Markeith Wiley & Hallie Scott

The performance was a big success! Usually I am so nervous about my choreography being performed that I don't invite people to come, but this time I did. There were around 17 people there who came to see my work!!! I am ecstatic!! Thank you for sharing this premiere performance with me =)

Pictures and video excerpts to follow.

Happening now: PERFORMANCE TIME!!!

RandAll Dance will be premiering new works in a guest spot in the show, Darkhorse: Northwest Choreographer Showcase.

One show only!

January 30th

5:00pm

At: Westlake Dance Center 10701 8th Avenue Northeast

Tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/94306

Dance Contemporary, Coriolis Dance Collective, and Alloy Dance Project are putting the show together which also features new works by each company.

Show times are:

Thursday January 28th @ 8pm

Friday January 29 @ 8pm

Saturday January 30th @ 5pm, and 8pm

Check it out on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=247048902505

The photo of me in the red dress is by the wonderful Tim Sumners.

Monique Courcy worked tirelessly to bring together a summer dance camp in Yakima with support from the Gear Up program and our host space, Melody Lane Academy for the Performing Arts. We taught many different dance classes and at the end of the week the participants and us performed in Larson Park. Monique, Jacki, and Anh were all teaching in the camp and Ian was visiting home so they were able to perform this excerpt from a work in progress.

RandAll Dance had our first all Randall collaboration!

My little brother Ian and I had the opportunity to perform in Aiko Kinoshita's Park Dance that takes place in the Bellevue Downtown Park. We did a fun improv score called "Sibling Revelry!" Our shirts say "Big Sis" and "Little Bro." The big and little refers to our ages, not our sizes, since Ian now towers almost a foot taller than me. I think it is funny because my "little" bro can lift, carry and throw me about, but I feel like I'm still the big boss because I am older. We were playing with physicalizing the different kinds of interactions siblings have with each other like teasing and taunting, ignoring, supporting and playing.

I love dancing with Ian! He is my best and only big/little brother!