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DFA fiscal sponsored works-in-progress
*The Audacious One
A film about the ballet choreographed by Warren Adams called "The Audacious One." Created as a four-minute piece for BalletMet's 30th anniversary season in Columbus, Ohio, "The Audacious One" was expanded to 13 minutes, set to Mozart's Requiem. Award winning actor Ben Vereen has agreed to narrate the film which is designed to be approximately 30 minutes.See a PBS Interview of The Audacious One Ballet www.youtube.com/
Also a Ballet Met Interview about the same Ballet www.youtube.com
Born and raised in South Africa, Warren Adams won the Linbury/Mandela scholarship to study at the Rambert Ballet in London. A graduate of Brunel University in England and winner of the Rudolf Nureyev Award, he has been nominated for the FNB Vita Award for Best Choreographer. Adams choreographed The 2007 SummerScape production of THE DWARF at the Fisher Center, His other theater work includes LIFE IS A DREAM (South Coast Rep), CAMILLE (Fisher Center), WORLD DRUMMERS (Hong Kong Disney), DREAMING WHITE CITY (Salomon Arts/Tribeca), and was the associate choreographer, for the FESTIVAL OF THE LION KING (Hong Kong Disney). He was assistant choreographer for the film BEWITCHED, starring Nicole Kidman. His television work includes WINDRUSH GALA and the documentary SPORTSBANK, both for The BBC, and TOP BILLING for the South African Broadcasting Corporation. His ballets and modern works include WORLDS APART, A BIT OF BACH (Ballet Theatre Afrikan), CORNERED (Phoenix Dance Company), and ORGANIZED CHAOS and THE DEER (Rambert School of Ballet).
For more information, contact Warren Adams
+1 (917) 805 2282"Artists take enormous personal risks to bring their work to the public. Bearing the responsibility to produce bodies of work that mirror our society, artists offer personal insight and critique revealing intimate interest of deepest desire and intellect. This is a route to the heart of ourselves, which when traveled, exposes the hidden truths of our times. Art travels this path. It is important, life-affirming, to be able to see, hear, and touch the artist's creation"
- Botticelli