Sasha Soreff Dance Theater: Links

Evan Wilson - composer: Evan and I are collaborating on "If you can't get there from here. . . Stand Still." He is super talented -- check out his site!
A.H. Dance Company: Our friend Alaine, who performed in "the Dancer Who Wore Sneakers and Other Tales" has started her own dance company!
NY Running Company: Please help us thank our sponsors by visiting their store at the Shops at Columbus Circle, Suite 210 at the Time Warner Center.
Sasha Soreff Dance Theater is very grateful for their support for The Dancer Who Wore Sneakers!
Jena Strong's blog: Jena is a talented poet and writer and all around wonderful woman and friend. Here is her work.
Sergio Guillen's site: Sergio is making this world a better place, starting in Costa Rica.
The Field: This awesome service organization helps lots of artists, providing technical assistance, fiscal sponsorship and many other programs. If you want to contribute to Sasha Soreff Dance Theater, this website will let you do so!
Barbara Bagshaw: Artist and photographer; her work is frequently inspired by her study (and love) of dance
The Ailey Studios: SSDT's 2005-2006 season will be performed at the Ailey Studios, Citigroup Theater in December, 2005
Brown Paper tickets: Type in "sneakers" and get tickets to see Sasha Soreff Dance Theater in concert at the Ailey Studios December 2, 3 & 4!
Casco Bay Movers Dance Studio: I teach at CBM annually and presented "Origins" there in December, 2004
Christopher Cartmill: Playwright, Director, season co-producer
Dance New Amsterdam: I teach modern dance and anatomy at this Manhattan dance studio
Icky Dog Music: Charlie Williams provided music for "Recognition"
Isabel Gotzkowsky & Friends: I have danced with this company since 1998 and Isabel now dances with SSDT as well
One Arm Red: get up on the red!
Williamsburg Art NeXus: I co-produced "Unframed Portraits" at this performance space, now presenting at University Settlement and around New York City. The folks at WAX produce and support terrific, innovative performance work in the City and are well worth checking out!