Ice Theatre of New York
ITNY: 2010 Home Season - In A Nutshell
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Performed by Danil Berdnikov, Sarah France, Mariko Heimbach, Theron “TJ” James, Jennifer Kass, Freddie Moore, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt, and Aaron Singletary
Music: “Concerto No. 2” by Sergei Rachmaninoff, performed by David Garrett
This piece is dedicated to the victims of war in Ukraine and everywhere throughout time in our world.
Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Performed by Jason Brown
Music: “Melancholy” by Alexey Kosenko
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Music: “This Bitter Earth” performed by Dinah Washington ft. Max Richter
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Music: “Between Worlds” by Anna Phoebe and Jake Downs
In brain development, the neural pathways created inform how we move through and interact with the world, and find us both in communication or connection with each other and in silence or distance from others. Existing in spaces between worlds of the personal and performative,
we become who we are — working in circles of life, mind, figures, and apparatus.
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Performed by Oona and Gage Brown
Music by Kool Moe Dee
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Performed by Liz Yoshiko Schmidt and Danil Berdnikov
Music: Nocturne in D-flat Major “Un rêve” by Eric Christian
These performances are dedicated to the memory of Liz’s Mom, Sandy Kawaguchi.
Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
Made possible by the generosity of Amy Krut.
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Performed by Sarah France, Valerie Levine, and Karina Mata
Music: Renee Aubry
Choreography commissioned by the New York State Council on the Arts.
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Music: by Dr. John
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Performed by Danil Berdnikov, Kata Junninen, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt, and Aaron Singletary
Music: Japurá River from Aguas da Amazonia, composed by Philip Glass
and performed by Kristjan Järvi
Connected on the cusp of violence, a glimpse of serenity. Limitless in power. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
@icetheatreoflondon @houseofmauro
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Music by DJ Spooky
In the polar regions, a constant interplay takes place between H2O in its liquid and solid forms. Set to a DJ Spooky score, generated itself by the geometry of ice crystals and the math of climate change data, the dance explores what happens when this fragile balance of water and ice spins out of control.
Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York® with the generous support of the New York State Council on the Arts.
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Music: “Dress” by Sylvan Esso
David Sotnik, Videography, Editing
Chris Lipari, Lighting Design
Video David Sotnik
Performed by Elisa Angeli, Danil Berdnikov, Sarah France, Ale Izqueirdo, Freddie Moore, Andrew Saelee, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt, and Aaron Singletary
Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff, performed by David Garrett “Concerto No. 2”
This piece is dedicated to the victims of war in Ukraine and everywhere throughout time in our world. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Donovan Carrillo
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Oona and Gage Brown
Music by Imagine Dragons “Bones”
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Music by Brambles “In the Androgynous Dark”
We represent a desire for process to be total, to move to where progress is measured more by the passing of time than by accomplishment. We aspire to acknowledge one another wholly in our piece, “In Fragments, We Meet.” We dare greatly, drawing from our shared backgrounds and honoring where performance and competition (long left behind) conform and split. This is our first iteration of this piece fusing figure skating, hockey, dance, and circus, commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®.
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Danil Berdnikov
Music by Saxophonist Paul Desmond arranged by Dave Brubeck and performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Liz Schmidt
Music by Arvo Pärt “Spiegel im Spiegel”
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Sarah France & Aaron Singletary
Music Soundtrack of the motion picture “The Artist” 2012
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Armen Agaian
Music Selections from Unaccompanied Cello Suite No.4
In E-Flat Major by Bach Performed by Yo-Yo Ma
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Danil Berdnikov, Ale Izqueirdo, Kata Junninen,
Freddie Moore, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt
Music by Gabrielle Roth courtesy of Raven Recording
Gabrielle Roth began to develop her 5Rhythms approach to movement in the late 1970s. Hundreds of 5Rhythms teachers worldwide now use her approach in their continuing study and teaching, which posits that anyone can dance and enables practitioners to seek, discover and self-develop their own inner connection to the “Waves” of flowing, staccato, chaos, lyrical and stillness at the heart of their being. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Sarah France and Valerie Levine
Music by DJ Spooky
In the polar regions, a constant interplay takes place between H2O in its liquid and solid forms. Set to a DJ Spooky score, generated itself by the geometry of ice crystals and the math of climate change data, the dance explores what happens when this fragile balance of water and ice spins out of control. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York® with the generous support of the New York State Council on the Arts.
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Georgie Blackwell, Caroline Mura, and Milly Wasserman
Music by Sylvan Esso “Dress”
Magnets, a modern ice dance trio, choreographed by Milly Wasserman is about the constant push and pull of energy around us.
Videography by Jordan Cowan
Video Editor David Sotnik
Performed by Danil Berdnikov, Mauro Bruni, Sarah France, Ale Izqueirdo, Freddie Moore, Andrew Saelee, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt, and Aaron Singletary
Music: “Concerto No. 2” by Sergei Rachmaninoff, performed by David Garrett
This piece is dedicated to the victims of war in Ukraine and everywhere throughout time in our world. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
Performed by Emanuel Sandhu
Music: “Vogue” by Madonna and Shep Pettibone
Performed by Oona and Gage Brown
Music by Kool Moe Dee
Performed by Angela Chiang, Sarah France, Jennifer Gruver, Ale Izquierdo, Sabrina Mann, and Freddie Moore
Music by Olafur Arnalds
A piece about pivoting together through the pandemic.
Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York®
Music: “Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune” by Claude Debussy
Performed by Kseniya Ponomaryova and Collin Brubaker
Music: “The Poet Acts” by Philip Glass
Performed by Armen Agaian
Music by Saxophonist Paul Desmond arranged by Dave Brubeck and performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Performed by Sarah France and Valerie Levine
Music by DJ Spooky
In the polar regions, a constant interplay takes place between H2O in its liquid and solid forms. Set to a DJ Spooky score, generated itself by the geometry of ice crystals and the math of climate change data, the dance explores what happens when this fragile balance of water and ice spins out of control. Choreography commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York® with the generous support of the New York State Council on the Arts.
Performed by Angela Chiang, Danil Berdnikov, Ale Izqueirdo, Freddie Moore, Liz Yoshiko Schmidt
Music by Gabrielle Roth courtesy of Raven Recording
@icetheatreoflondon @houseofmauro
Performed by Georgina Blackwell, Ciara Flaherty, Electra Scheiner, Chris Tenzin, Megumi Tsutsumi, and Milly Wasserman
Music “Come, Gentle Night” by Abel Korzeniowski
Performed by Mauro Bruni, Sarah France and Kate Mangiardi
Poem from serpentine loop read by Elee Kraljii Gardiner
Performed by: Douglas Webster & Beth Woronoff
Choreography by: Donlin Foreman
Music by: Ernest Bloch
Choreography by David Dorfman
Music by David Dorfman - Cast included Lisa Clinton, Jonathan Stine, Beth Woronoff, Julia Spicer
Choreography Rob McBrien
Ensemble including Douglas Webster
Choreography by Alberto del Saz
Music by Steppe & Passages by René Aubry
Performed by: Dmitri Gromov, Chika Maruta, JoJo Starbuck, Katya Semoukhina and Mark Stanford
Choreography by: Lar Lubovitch
Music by Michael Nyman
Choreography and performance by Beth Woronoff
The Rink at Rockefeller Center
Performer Angela Kim - Videography Christian Roberto Santibáñez Arias Schreiber
Copyright Ice Theatre of New York, Inc. 2021.
Music "Epilogue" by Olafur Arnalds.
Videography by Jordan Cowan, On Ice Perspectives. Premiere of the piece aired on May 6, 2021.
Copyright Ice Theatre of New York, Inc. 2021
Video editing by Red Brick TV. Copyright Ice Theatre of New York, Inc. 2021


