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Pooh Kaye and Eccentric Motions, Inc. is collaborating with the legendary ex-artistic director of Dance on Camera and producer, Deirdre Towers, to present, Four Women in a Tree. The one-hour experimental documentary explores the artistic similarities and differences between four generations of artist/choreographers: Anna Halprin, Simone Forti, Jennifer Monson, and Pooh Kaye. 
 
Dance historian and critical thinker, Ann Cooper Albright, writes: “There is something powerful and sensuous about the open, raw physicality of Simone Forti, Pooh Kaye, and Jennifer Monson. Historically, these women (via Anna Halprin) share a branch on the family tree of post-modern dance.”  4 Women in a Tree documents the transmigration and subsequent transformation of ideas, physiological gestures and passions that have affected the work of four fiercely independent and iconoclastic artists. 4 Women in a Tree is scheduled for release in June, 2021.

Coming Soon: Four Women in a Tree: Scheduled for Release June, 2021

External link opens in new tab or windowAnna Halprin c. 1958External link opens in new tab or windowAnna Halprin, John Graham, Simone Forti, A. J. Leath, c. 1958 External link opens in new tab or windowJennifer Monson and Pooh Kaye, c. 1984

Screenshots from 4WIT ( 4 Women in a Tree ): Anna Halprin c. 1958; Anna Halprin, John Graham, Simone Forti, A. J. Leath, c. 1958; Jennifer Monson and Pooh Kaye, c. 1984


What the Critics Say

“explosive transports of energy and physical daring” – Washington Post
“Explosive transports of energy and physical daring” – Washington Post
“Pooh Kaye’s dances are as unleashed as the dances of astronauts who don’t recognize up or down as relevant categories” – Boston Globe
“Pooh Kaye’s dances are as unleashed as the dances of astronauts who don’t recognize up or down as relevant categories” – Boston Globe
“On the surface, dance by Pooh Kaye often appears anarchistic or even slyly animalistic but Ms. Kaye has the eye of an artist and much of her work, though it spills across the stage, with the teeming impulse of life itself, is extremely controlled and self-aware”- New York Times
“On the surface, dance by Pooh Kaye often appears anarchistic or even slyly animalistic but Ms. Kaye has the eye of an artist and much of her work, though it spills across the stage, with the teeming impulse of life itself, is extremely controlled and self-aware”- New York Times
“The Empress of Silliness”- The Boston Globe ( about the films) “Onstage Pooh Kaye’s dancers resemble characters in animated cartoons. In films, they look like dancers onstage trying to resemble cartoon characters…The result was an evening of rambunctious comedy”- New York Times
“Onstage Pooh Kaye’s dancers resemble characters in animated cartoons. In films, they look like dancers onstage trying to resemble cartoon characters…The result was an evening of rambunctious comedy”- New York Times
“Yet for all the fun and frolic, the innocence is of a studied variety, the movement has been carefully crafted and the dancers are expertly trained”- Washington Post
“Yet for all the fun and frolic, the innocence is of a studied variety, the movement has been carefully crafted and the dancers are expertly trained”- Washington Post
“Ms. Kaye’s films are highly polished works that only seem nonchalant.”- Boston Globe
“Ms. Kaye’s films are highly polished works that only seem nonchalant.”- Boston Globe
“The Empress of Silliness”- The Boston Globe
“The Empress of Silliness”- The Boston Globe

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