Girlchild Diary
Dance on Camera 2015
January 30 - February 3, 2015
Opening Night | U.S. Premiere
Q&A with Meredith Monk and cast member Lanny Harrison!
Meredith Monk revisits her iconic piece Education of a Girlchild in this evocative documentary, illuminating a crossover artist still radical after all these years. Screening with Letting Go (Lori Petchers & Susan Jacobson, 4m).
Opening Night | U.S. Premiere
Q&A with Meredith Monk and cast member Lanny Harrison!
In her 50th year of creating work that combines voice, movement, and image, Meredith Monk revisits her iconic piece Education of a Girlchild for this evocative documentary centering on the 1993 Joyce Theater reunion of that production’s brilliant cast. Girlchild Diary offers a unique look at Monk’s unconventional creative process, interweaving music, photographs, interviews, and performance footage to illuminate a crossover artist still radical after all these years.
Screening with:
Letting Go
Lori Petchers & Susan Jacobson, USA, 2014, HDCAM, 4m
Sifting through photos and memories, a woman revisits her past, saying goodbye to what was while contemplating what will be.
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