Insert your own lame pun about refusing to fold here (every newspaper in the land already has).
"Fold Here," though not without its zany surprises, always seems to know right where it's going.
MONTCLAIR "Fold Here," the Gallim Dance Company, choreographed by Andrea Miller.
Through Sept. 22. $20. "Fold Here," Gallim Dance, choreographed by Andrea Miller.
This week Andrea Miller discusses her new work, "Fold Here," for her company Gallim Dance.
Sept. 19 through 22. $20. "Fold Here," the Gallim Dance Company, choreographed by Andrea Miller.
"The experience of 'Fold Here' has been so delicious, because we've had a lot of time to really work on it," Ms. Romo said.
The company was rehearsing "Fold Here," Ms. Miller's newest and most ambitious work, which has its world premiere on Thursday at the Alexander Kasser Theater in Montclair, N.J.
Commissioned by Peak Performances, "Fold Here" marks the first time that Ms. Miller has collaborated with designers and a composer from the earliest phases of a work's development.
In her new work, "Fold Here," a commission from the excellent Peak Performances series, Ms. Miller draws inspiration from a Raymond Carver short story, "Cathedral," about a relationship between a blind man and a sighted one.
In Andrea Miller's "Fold Here," which had its world premiere at the Alexander Kasser Theater here on Thursday, nine dancers extracted meaning after meaning, function after function, from that six-sided object.
