Alessandra Corona Performing Works

presents

Breaking Through the Generational Curse

choreographed by Maiya Redding

Synopsis: the work "Breaking Through the Generational Curse" explores family dynamics. The work shows a family evolving through a long journey together discovering new relationships between each other and with themselves. It explores one's struggle with breaking bad cycles that are passed down from generation to generation. Within the relationships they express jealousy, loneliness, regret, forgiveness, support, and love.

Music: "Meeting along the edge" and
"Channel and winds" by Philipp Glass and Ravi Shankar

Clytemnestra
(work in progress, 15 minutes)

choreographed by Alessandra Corona in collaboration with guest choreographer
Gianni Santucci

Sypnosis: The tragedy of Clytemnestra
Original score by: Thomas Lentakis
”Proseccio” with co-composer Gary Mosca

 

Labyrinth

choreographed by Alessandra Corona & Company

Synopsis: in Labyrinth, Artistic Director Alessandra Corona explores the theme of human struggle to come to terms with fate. Through innovative choreography, music and various media, ACPW tells the story of two lovers trapped within a psychic labyrinth of their own creation, ignorant of their destiny and powerless to change their fate except through love.

Original score by: Thomas Lentakis

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Cast
Alessandra Corona
Maria Vittoria Villa
Brian Castillo
Andy Santana
Emily Paige Anderson
Lil Aronoff
Zackary Anderson
Madeline Burr
Halle Augenstein
Kyle James Adam

Light Designer: Gianni Santucci
Sound Designer: Monte Weber
Costume Creator: Alessandra Corona
Visual Art: Luca Di Bartolo, Gianni Santucci, Jamie Lamm,
Andy Santana, Giovanni Coda

Location
Theater St Jeans, 150 E 76th St, New York, NY 10021
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes (including intermission)
 

PLEASE NOTE:

Please arrive 30 minutes before the start of the performance.
Proof of vaccination is REQUIRED and all attendees have to wear masks at all times.
Any recording or photograph during the performance is strictly prohibited.
After the show there will be a reception where you can meet the artists

For more information, please visit
www.acoronaworks.com