Post-Op
Choreographed immediately following surgery for a broken foot—a determined journey through anesthesia and healing, danced on crutches.
- Natasha Carlitz
- 4 times
- 3
- Pink Floyd, "Comfortably Numb"
| Date | Programme | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| September 2002 | Linear Transformations: The Choreography of Natasha Carlitz 1998-2002 | San Jose City College |
| June 2001 | High Release Dance in Concert | Cubberley Theatre, Palo Alto |
| January 2001 | San Jose City College Choreographers' Collective | San Jose City College |
| November 2000 | DanceVisions' Points of View | DanceVisions, Palo Alto |
Continuum
The elastic, unbroken bond between past and future selves
Out of the Box
Playground antics
Camaraderie
An honest day's toil shared with comrades, echoing Gustave Caillebotte's painting "The Floor Scrapers" (1875) and set to a Napoleonic marching tune that the original floor scrapers might have sung as they worked
Chroma
Vibrations and psychedelic geometry, inspired by "Planetary Folklore (Participations)" from 1969, a set of magnets designed by Victor Vasarely (the "father of op art") that the viewer can reconfigure into endless new versions of the artwork