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There's more to the Midwest than Dorothy & Toto and The Grapes of Wrath, and J. Parker
Copley has captured it in the dance work Heartland.
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BY PAMELA WARSHAY
THIS weekend the J. Parker Copley Dance Com-
pany will present a full evening dance theater work
entitled Heartland at the Trueblood Theater. The
piece, a dance consisting 16 scenes, was inspired by
Copley's experience of living and dancing in the Mid-
and Southwest.
Copley started his training in San Francisco. He
held a scholarship with the San Francisco Ballet and
The piece has definite images of the
Midwest; it shows the constant state of
hope that people maintain even while
they endure the hardships and strug-
gles of life.
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even while they endure the hardships and struggles of
life. Heartland also shows the realization that these
hardships and struggles will occur again through time
and future generations.
The choreography of Heartland consists of dance
theater and expressionistic movement. The movement
encompasses a pedestrian style and a technical dance
style.
The choreography and the music, "Appalachian
Spring," composed by Aaron Copland and performed
by the Jackson Symphony, make Heartland seem
romantic, but some of the images and ideas of this
piece aren't romantic at all. Heartland is a "romantic
piece but also deals with issues that are ugly," says
Copley. These images are not just shown through the
art of dance; Copley has incorporated video into
Heartland, including on-screen images of the assassi-
nation of John F. Kennedy and the Vietnam War.
Heartland is meant not just to make a statement to
the audience, but also to identify with each individual
watching the performance, as Heartland makes the
audience realize their own struggles and optimism
throughout life.
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danced with the San Francisco Dance Theater as well
as the San Francisco Moving Company. He later Performances of HEARTLAND will be at 8 p.m. on
went to New York, where he danced with Rosalind Thursday, December 1 through Sunday, December 4
Newman and Mel Wong, his mentor. at the Trueblood Theatre in the Frieze Building. Tick-
During his travels, Copley formed a perspective on ets are $10 and $8 for senior citizens. $8 student tick-
the struggles, survival, and optimism of human na- ets are available for the Thursday evening and Sunday
ture, which he expresses through Heartland. matinee performances. Tickets are available at the
The piece has definite images of the Midwest; it Michigan Union Ticket Office and all Ticketmaster
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