Skin with Helen Gillet
April 12 at The Folly Theater
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Don't miss this critically acclaimed collaboration with New Orleans-based cellist, vocalist, live looping artist and composer Helen Gillet. Skin features original music by Gillet and choreography by Jennifer Owen, performed live by Gillet, Brad Cox, and the captivating dancers of Owen/Cox Dance Group. Skin will be performed live for one night only at the Folly Theater. |
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What Came with Spring: Documentary
"What Came with Spring," a documentary that explores the beauty and challenges of the changing seasons. Original work choreographed by Christian Warner, performed by Owen/Cox Dance Group with musicians The Black Creatures, documentary film directed, produced, and edited by Lindsay Clipner.
Photo by Lindsay Clipner, Dancer Shaina McGregor
nomination for regional emmy in arts/entertainment: short form content 2022
Owen/Cox Dance Group and the Kansas City Chorale's collaboration "and the darkness has not overcome it" has been nominated for a Regional Emmy Award: Jennifer Owen, director; Charles Bruffy, conductor; Alec Nichols, editor
Originally planned as a live concert, this collaboration evolved due to pandemic restrictions into a filmed, free virtual performance. Set to the Kansas City Chorale's recording of Sergei Rachmaninoff's "All Night Vigil," the piece was filmed during the height of a COVID-19 surge and features the first and fifth movements of Rachmaninoff's acclaimed work, premiering online Easter Sunday 2021. The piece was choreographed by OCDG's co-founder Jennifer Owen and performed by OCDG dancers Winston Dynamite Brown, Emily Mushinski, and Laura Jones Wallner.
Read more about "and the darkness has not overcome it"
Originally planned as a live concert, this collaboration evolved due to pandemic restrictions into a filmed, free virtual performance. Set to the Kansas City Chorale's recording of Sergei Rachmaninoff's "All Night Vigil," the piece was filmed during the height of a COVID-19 surge and features the first and fifth movements of Rachmaninoff's acclaimed work, premiering online Easter Sunday 2021. The piece was choreographed by OCDG's co-founder Jennifer Owen and performed by OCDG dancers Winston Dynamite Brown, Emily Mushinski, and Laura Jones Wallner.
Read more about "and the darkness has not overcome it"
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Owen/Cox Dance Group stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. The unnecessary violence and danger that the people of Ukraine are experiencing is heartbreaking. We are directly concerned for our partners in Kyiv, Poltava, and Kharkiv. The intention for the OCDG U.S. Department of State Public Diplomacy Tour has always been to spread tolerance and inclusivity along with expanding our understanding of who we are and what we can become through the healing of the arts. We hope for a speedy return to peace for the sake of all Ukrainians. |
Collective: Our Stories of Cancer
Gilda’s Club Kansas City in collaboration with Owen/Cox Dance Group, poet Francis Story,
and composer Stacy Busch presents the multi-disciplinary production Collective: Our Stories of Cancer.
This evening-length work will provide a deep, insightful, and uplifting experience exploring life with cancer.
The performance will feature original choreography by Jennifer Owen, music by Stacy Busch,
and poetry by Francis Story, inspired by members of Gilda’s Club who shared their stories of cancer.
and composer Stacy Busch presents the multi-disciplinary production Collective: Our Stories of Cancer.
This evening-length work will provide a deep, insightful, and uplifting experience exploring life with cancer.
The performance will feature original choreography by Jennifer Owen, music by Stacy Busch,
and poetry by Francis Story, inspired by members of Gilda’s Club who shared their stories of cancer.