Orffworks
Based on the poetry of Gaius Valerius Catullus: "Suns may set and rise again, but for us, when our brief light has set, there's the dark of perpetual night."
- Natasha Carlitz
- 4 times
- 3
- Carl Orff, selections from "Catulli Carmina"
| Date | Programme | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| September 2002 | Linear Transformations: The Choreography of Natasha Carlitz 1998-2002 | San Jose City College |
| March 1999 | DanceVisions' Mirror of Life | Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts |
| February 1999 | San Jose City College Choreographers' Collective | San Jose City College |
| May 1998 | DanceVisions' Arts in the Making | DanceVisions, Palo Alto |
Continuum
The elastic, unbroken bond between past and future selves
In Parting...
The beauty and sorrow of love and loss, as portrayed in a suite by Mozart
Tempus Fugit
Classically beautiful meditation on time, encompassing "Du Temps Perdu," an elegaic slow movement in which the dancers investigate their relationships with a shared past, and "Movement in Present Tense," a lively celebration of making the most of the time we have. Named one of the "Top 5 Emotional Dance Moments 2011" by Bay Area Dance Watch. For my father.
Post-Op
Choreographed immediately following surgery for a broken foot—a determined journey through anesthesia and healing, danced on crutches.