At JCCC - two performances:
1 - in the Nerman Museum Wed 8 pm - 6 April 2016
2 -
in the Carlsen Center, Polsky Hall - Fri 7pm - 8 April 2016 - $25 reserved seating
Also links to other JCCC events pictured on this site
September 2014
September 2015
and JCCC's presentation of Jonah Bokaer April 2016
At DanceUSA June 2017
September 2017
Szabi Pataki and Laura Gutierrez
in Relic (wednesday)
Jonah Bokaer after the Relic performance about to thank the audience. On stage: Laura Gutierrez and Szabi Pataki after the bows
After the performance
Szabi Pataki in Relic
Szabi Pataki in Relic
by Jonah Bokaer in performance at the Nerman Museum JCCC
Checking out the Replica prop after construction (plaster of paris) - Jonah Bokaer goes through the wall and Laura Gutierrez and Szabi Pataki watch.
Constructing on the set tuesday before any rehearsal
Jonah Bokaer on the phone (left) as the crew works on the set tuesday before any rehearsal
Laura Gutierrez and Szabi Pataki in Relic by Jonah Bokaer - video capture with mirror
Laura Gutierrez and Szabi Pataki in Relic by Jonah Bokaer
Laura Gutierrez in Relic (mirrored)
Jonah Bokaer, James McGinn, George Langworthy at the reception before the performance
After-performance reception with the table set for a dinner
The Nerman after the performance of Relic by Jonah Bokaer with the after-reception crowd just showing in the left window
and the audience space and set showing in the right window with the Relic standing in front of the stairs
Jonah Bokar, soloist in "Recess" with James McGinn as the hidden presence within the paper
Recess - sequence within the piece in which Jonah Bokaer pulls over and end of the paper
only to have it become a living thing, which he then pushes down, folds away, pulls out and pulls over again.
Deconstructing Recess to clear the stage to set up Why Patterns
Looking upward into the lights through the smoke machine for Why Patterns.
The cascade of ping-pong balls toward the early part of "Why Patterns" by Jonah Bokaer, here shown in left-right exploded views
James McGinn in Why Patterns
Why Patterns, in rehearsal in Polsky Theater Thursday - James McGinn, Szabi Pataki and (in back) Laura Gutierrez, Callie Lyons - performance Friday
Cleaning up the balls after a performance. You might call it ping-pong ball wrestling. They all have to be collected and reset each time they are used.
Cesar Kastro (right), property manager with Jonah Bokaer dumps a basket of balls into the large kettle used to drop the set of balls for the cascade.
They even have their own shipping crate into which they are packed for each appearance
Why Patterns - L-R: Laura Gutierrez, Szabi Pataki and James McGinn