About the Company
BECKY RADWAY DANCE PROJECTS has been creating original work in NYC since 2002. The company has been featured at Food For Thought at Danspace Project, Triskelion Arts Presents, Fridays at Noon at the 92nd Street Y, the DUMBO and Cool New York Festivals, the Uptown Arts Stroll, as well as in numerous venues across the U.S., including: The Kitchen, Alvin Ailey’s Citigroup Theater, Henry Street Settlement, the Connelly Theater, the Merce Cunningham Studio, Green Space, and University Settlement in NYC; the Jack Guidone Theater in Washington, D.C.; the Grace Street Theater in Richmond, VA; Towson University and Goucher College in Baltimore, MD; and created a site-specific work for the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. Radway has set new work on DragonFly Dance Experiment (Annapolis, MD), Lock Haven University (Lock Haven, PA), the Teen Dance Ensemble at Evolve Dance (Tarrytown, NY), Greenwich Academy (Greenwich, CT), Arundel High School (Anne Arundel, MD), and Oldfields School (Gambrillis, MD), and has been supported over the years by the Brooklyn Arts Council, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance, a Late-Stage Production Stipend through the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, the Emerging Artist Residency program at The Field, and space grants from the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center and Triskelion Arts’ space subsidy program through the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
BECKY RADWAY has had the pleasure of performing professionally with the Kevin Wynn Collection, Heidi Latsky Dance, Ezra Caldwell, Incidents Physical Theater, MariaColacoDance, and Leanne Schmidt and Company. She received her BA from Goucher College in Baltimore, MD, and has worked primarily in arts administration since 2002. Radway was a finalist for the Arts Management Fellowship program at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and is currently the Operations Manager at Triskelion Arts in Brooklyn, NY. Radway is currently working on a trio of dance-horror films with fat pigeon (alongside Carlton Ward and Joel Garland). Their first installment, 219 Gates, was released in late 2013 and won a Claw Award for Best Editing at the 2014 Terror Film Festival (Philadelphia, PA).
BECKY RADWAY has had the pleasure of performing professionally with the Kevin Wynn Collection, Heidi Latsky Dance, Ezra Caldwell, Incidents Physical Theater, MariaColacoDance, and Leanne Schmidt and Company. She received her BA from Goucher College in Baltimore, MD, and has worked primarily in arts administration since 2002. Radway was a finalist for the Arts Management Fellowship program at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and is currently the Operations Manager at Triskelion Arts in Brooklyn, NY. Radway is currently working on a trio of dance-horror films with fat pigeon (alongside Carlton Ward and Joel Garland). Their first installment, 219 Gates, was released in late 2013 and won a Claw Award for Best Editing at the 2014 Terror Film Festival (Philadelphia, PA).
About the Artists
_ BRDP is honored to have worked with a brilliant collection of performers throughout the years. These talented artists include: Leonides Arpon, Tim Chester, Maureen Damaso, Liza Domnitz, Maria Colaco, April Dayok, Nicole Durfee, Rachel Fachner, Meredith Fages, Sarah Foster, Jessica Goldberg, Gorgas, Kim Goss, Ayelet Haran, Laura Henry, Kathryn Holmes Marshall, Danica Kalemdaroglu, Lindsey Kelley, Alden LaPaglia, Mark Lindberg, Kate Martel, Meghan McCoy, Erica Moshman, Jessi Patz, Amy Rance, Meghan Schardt, Heather N. Seagraves, Alexis Silver, Meryl Thurston, Diane Tomasi, Carlton Ward, and Amanda Wentworth.
COLLABORATORS
Composition
SCOTT RADWAY is a classically-trained composer, providing scores for film, videogames, advertisements, and live performance. At Temple University, he studied under the direction of composers Maurice Wright, Matthew Greenbaum, and Richard Brodhead, as well as percussionist Glenn Steele. As a multi-instrumentalist, he has performed in a number of ensembles playing jazz, rock, and ethnic music(s), and helped form rock bands Divided Sky (1999-2005) and Now Soon Nowhere (2006-present). In recent years he has also worked with Tub Ring, based out of Chicago, and has a longtime association with cover band Egdon Heath. He is currently playing drums and touring with Polkadot Cadaver (formerly Dog Fashion Disco) out of Baltimore, MD, and released his first solo pop/rock album, FORMER GHOSTS, in July of 2012.
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Lighting Design
ANDY DICKERSON is the Resident Lighting Designer and Technical Director of Triskelion Arts, where his recent credits include Peter Kyle Dance’s 100 Days, Abby Bender’s This Title Will Not Change, Jessica Gaynor Dance’s One, launch movement experiment’s The Supper, and white road Dance Media’s Night Thing, among many others. Additional recent credits include Gaby Munoz’s Perhaps, Perhaps, Quizas... at the Brick Theater, Stefanie Nelson dancegroup’s Prolegomena II at Joyce SoHo, The Merrymakers’ Adventures in Anytown at the Gene Frankel Theater, and Michael Patrick Flanagan Smith’s It Ain’t No Sin at The Theater for the New City. He is also the director of Cirque This, a clown and “circus” troupe whose recent production of Machinations was recently seen at Triskelion Arts and the New York Clown Theatre Festival at the Brick Theater. www.andydickersonlightingdesign.com
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Set Design
PAUL DOUGLAS OLMER is a designer, technical director, builder, and painter based in Brooklyn, NY. His recent work includes: design for Nuevo Laredo at Dixon Place, technical direction for Clubbed Thumb Summerworks at HERE Artspace, designing and building custom furniture for nouveau riche clients, and, of course, building for off- and off-off Broadway theaters. Paul graduated from Bennington College with a degree in painting and literature. Visit HEWN BROS. |
