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          Sarah has been working with Shen Wei Dance Arts since She has also performed works by Noemie Lafrance, Tania-Perez Salas, Stefan Dreher, Hubert Lepka.

          The sequel to Agora further explored treatments of the pool site's vast architecture by combining ideas of collectivity with layers of audience interventions..

          Noémie Lafrance

          Noémie Lafrance

          Born (1973-11-22) November 22, 1973 (age 51)
          NationalityCanadian
          OccupationChoreographer
          Known forFounder and artistic director of Sens Production

          Noémie Lafrance (born November 22, 1973) is a Canadian-born choreographer living and working in New York since 1994.

          She is known for making large-scale site-specific[1] dance performances[2][3][4][5][6][7] that use the architecture of the city as the setting for her work.

          She is the founder and artistic director of Sens Production—a not-for-profit dance production company based in Brooklyn founded in 2001.

          I first worked with David Byrne in as an assistant to choreographers Annie-B Parson (of Big Dance Theater) and Noemie LaFrance on his tour Everything That.

        1. I first worked with David Byrne in as an assistant to choreographers Annie-B Parson (of Big Dance Theater) and Noemie LaFrance on his tour Everything That.
        2. Location: Paris · connections on LinkedIn.
        3. The sequel to Agora further explored treatments of the pool site's vast architecture by combining ideas of collectivity with layers of audience interventions.
        4. (Lafrance came to New York in after receiving a scholarship from the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance.) Agora's main theme is.
        5. IMPRESSIONS: Armitage Gone!

          6. She has received a Bessie Award and an MVPA[8] award for her work. The Feist music video1234 that she choreographed was nominated for a Grammy.

          Career

          Lafrance's piece Descent was performed in a twelve-story stairwell designed by legendary architect Stanford White in Lower