The Studio@620 welcomes Synchrony dance troupe as it presents a benefit performance for CASA on Jan. 17 and 18, at 7 p.m.
ST. PETERSBURG - The Studio@620 welcomes Synchrony dance troupe as it presents a benefit performance on behalf of CASA on Jan. 17 and 18, at 7 p.m.
Synchrony, St. Pete’s own modern and interpretive dance troupe, was founded in 2012 by Rose Stauffer, Michelle Fender and Missy Feathers. All three dancers are students of Nia, a dance form combining various modalities of movement. Their vision for a performance group grew out of the joy found in the ability to move the body freely, at it’s own natural pace and time, and to share this experience with others in a way that inspires and heals.
Synchrony will perform its first project entitled “Giving Voice,” an hour-long modern dance performance depicting the journey that moves a person beyond trauma and abuse. The eight pieces in this original work track the process from innocence and initiation, to wounding, living the lie, then making a decision to heal and survive. Giving Voice II is a tribute to those who have found a way to heal and move on from personal trauma, pain and wounding.
Giving Voice was originally a solo dance performance conceived, created and performed by Stauffer. It premiered in November of 2010 at the Pro Star Sound and Stage Studio in St. Petersburg. It is now re-staged with additional dancers and musicians and offered to the local community via the supportive venue at Studio 620.
Giving Voice is available for bookings at charity events, conferences, and for educational purposes. For more information, or to book this show, visit www.rosestauffer.com or call Stauffer at 727-269-3343.
Synchrony is grateful to Hip Expressions Dance Studio for providing a "warm and supportive" space to create new works and rehearse.
The Studio@620 is a non profit arts venue located at 620 First Ave. S., St. Petersburg.
Visit The Studio@620 online at www.studio620.org or call 727-895-6620 to purchase tickets.