Props, Choreography and concept by Warrior Girl and Satori Circus, music by Dixon's Violin. This performance, inspired by Butoh follows the corse of relationships, in love, angst, and seperation.
Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
WELL i WAS BEING SILLY ONE DAY AND THOUGHT i'D TO A JAZZY SKAT IMPROV WITH MY HAND WHILE IT WAS DANCING IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA..UTTER NONSENSE BUT IT WAS FUN AT THE TIME..MAYBE i'LL DO A WHOLE SERIES ..GET SOME FRIENDS IN ON THE BIT AND BEFORE YOU KNOW IT I MIGHT HAVE A WHOLE HAND DANCE TROUPE.HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH
ahhahah well this is a trippy piece written one rainy night while in greenland..it was a saturday night and no one was around ..and what i found in th efrig to eat seemed like a good combination and it foudn its way into the word flow so here you go ..enjoy ..
THIS IS A NEW SONG IN THE WORKS ..WE WERE TRYNG IT OUT IN PERFORMANCE AND SEEING WHERE IT TOOK..aT TIMES IN PERFORMANCE WE MIGHT JAM ON SOMETHING THAT TAKES OFF IN A DIFFERENT DIRECTION WHILE IN THE MOMENT WITH IT..
Oil on Canvas
OYE! This is a quick head shot of my Brother Paul Austin Sanders...
-The Blond One-
2009 Digital Photography
The enigmatic Swann takes us inside her home for a fantastical tour that attempts to explain just what a private performance artist doesn't do.
Last season you got to know the divas, but we wanted to shine a spotlight on each of the gals and get a better sense of the women behind the mystery. So we decided to start the second season with three mockumentaries delving deeper into each divas' past/present/general life philosophy. AgNess's boyfriend/manslave "Noodles" was mentioned offhandedly last season, but in this episode we meet him for the first time and finally understand how a "businesswoman" really gets it all done-- her charmed life can't run itself.
DDD superfriend Matt Creed guest stars as Noodles, and as we shot I couldn't help but think that he and Isabel (aka AgNess) look like a pair of twin vampires.
Most of this episode was shot over one day in Isabel's apartment, with just Sara, the camerawoman/editor, and then me running sound. The exception was the "ambien tours" sequence, where we took to the streets of downtown NY for a comic take on guided tours of ground zero. Too soon?
