Laura McComb
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BIO
Laura McComb is originally from Media,
Pennsylvania. She received her B.F.A. In
dance from Mason Gross School of the
Arts at Rutgers University in 2005. Her
work has been performed at the
Philadelphia Fringe Festival, the Boulder
International Fringe Festival, and at
Collective Unconscious. Other than ...And
Dancers she has performed for Kelley
Donovan and Dancers. She also teaches
dance in New Jersey at the studio Gotta
Dance and has her New York State
License in Massage Therapy after
attending the Academy of Massage
Therapy.
ARTISTIC STATEMENT
I believe that body awareness and
intelligence is undervalued in our culture.
The human body is complex and is a
connection between us all. Dance to me
has always been an art about the body
with its physical limitations as well as the
power of expression. Dance can be a
way to get to those of us already involved
in creating this art and hopefully those not
involved to become more in touch with our
bodies as well as empowered by them. I
like to use dance to create different
aesthetics, as a way to test limits
physically and mentally, a way to express
to others, and a way to involve others in
non-veral communication.
I
Laura McComb is originally from Media,
Pennsylvania. She received her B.F.A. In
dance from Mason Gross School of the
Arts at Rutgers University in 2005. Her
work has been performed at the
Philadelphia Fringe Festival, the Boulder
International Fringe Festival, and at
Collective Unconscious. Other than ...And
Dancers she has performed for Kelley
Donovan and Dancers. She also teaches
dance in New Jersey at the studio Gotta
Dance and has her New York State
License in Massage Therapy after
attending the Academy of Massage
Therapy.
ARTISTIC STATEMENT
I believe that body awareness and
intelligence is undervalued in our culture.
The human body is complex and is a
connection between us all. Dance to me
has always been an art about the body
with its physical limitations as well as the
power of expression. Dance can be a
way to get to those of us already involved
in creating this art and hopefully those not
involved to become more in touch with our
bodies as well as empowered by them. I
like to use dance to create different
aesthetics, as a way to test limits
physically and mentally, a way to express
to others, and a way to involve others in
non-veral communication.
I
Choreographer: Laura McComb
Dancers: Lisa Kazmer, Jaime Shannon, Nell Timerick and Allison Vinal
Music: Jethro Tull
Dancers: Lisa Kazmer, Jaime Shannon, Nell Timerick and Allison Vinal
Music: Jethro Tull
