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| MASTERCLASS - Ori Bata: Orisha Dance Performance Technique |
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| Start Date: | 9/26/2019 | Start Time: | 2:00 PM |
| End Date: | 9/26/2019 | End Time: | 3:30 PM |
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Event Description:
Ori Bata is a dance and performance technique for theatre arts that seeks to provide a conscious awakening and understanding about the orisha traditions of Trinidad and Tobago. Literally translated as "head" and "drum," Ori Bata can also be understood as meaning "mind" and "body" or "thoughts" and "actions". The technique encompasses all these ideas, transforming the aesthetic of the orisha traditions of Trinidad and Tobago into performance art. |
Location Information:
APEX (View Map)
250 Bedford Park Blvd. West
NY 10468
Bronx
Phone: 718-960-8000
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Contact Information:
Name: Music, Multimedia, Theatre, and Dance
Phone: 718-960-8247
Email: music@lehman.cuny.edu |
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Admission Information:
Free! |
Other Details:
Ori Bata is a dance and performance technique for theatre arts that seeks to provide a conscious awakening and understanding about the orisha traditions of Trinidad and Tobago.
Ori Bata literally means "head" and "drum". It can also be understood as meaning "mind" and
"body" or "thoughts" and "actions". The technique encompasses all these ideas. It translates the
aesthetic of the orisha traditions of Trinidad and Tobago into performance art.
Adam Ade Ola Pascall, fondly called 'Ade', was born and raised in Trinidad, West Indies. Trinidad is
the larger of the twin isle republic of Trinidad and Tobago, where traditional orisha worship has survived
and is still practiced. Ade has been a committed devotee for over 20 years and his understandings have
transcended normal physical, mental and spiritual boundaries. His experiences have led him to create the
Ori Bata Technique. |
Audience:
AlumniCommunityFacultyGraduate StudentsParentsProspective StudentsStaffTransfer Students |
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