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Christine Bonansea Company
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Christine
About Me (human/individual)/interests, work..short bio/ THis is the most important. It is the only way to know that you are not a SPAMBOT!Be generous!
Christine Bonansea is a Dance performing artist and choreographer.
Graduated in French National Dance school, she was selected in National Choreographic Centers with Catherine Diverres, Regine Chopinot (ENMD), Mathilde Monnier (Exerce 99) in France where she pursued her choreographic researches and physical performing techniques.
She’s been challenging the dynamic of live performance within the diversity of environment that she experienced internationally. She’s performed with numbers of companies including Faustin Linyekula, Companie Allias, Kathleen Hermesdorf, Sara Shelton Mann,
Tino Sehgal, Nita Little and more recently Katie Duck.
Her work covers a broad artistic field, featured an integrated and participatory process carried out in collaboration with artists as musician composers, visual artists.
Commissioned by festival organizations or residency programs, her recent pieces has been seen performed at Movement research-New York City, ODC-San Francisco, Portland, Dock 11- Berlin, Whenever wherever Festival-Tokyo 2013 and it will be presented at the Judhson Church in 2014 and the Annex in San Francisco.
She’s been supported by Theater Bay area CASH Grant, the Zellerbach Family foundation and the French Consulate of San Francisco
Occupation ( maximum of three):
Movement artist (dancer/interdisciplinary performer), Actor (theater), Stage director (choreographer/ theater director), Video and film (screen-dance)
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French
