Sir Isaac’s Apples
Creative Team
Choreographer
Eliot Feld
Lighting Designer
Set Designer
Running Time
127 min
Music
Composer
Composition
Drumming
Notes
At the premiere, the music was performed live by Tomoya Aomori, Michael Caterisano, Ying-Hsueh Chen, June Hahn, Alex Lipowski, Luke Rinderknecht, Eric Roberts, Kevin Shah, and Chihiro Shibayama of The Juilliard Percussion Ensemble, as well as Alexandra Sopp (Piccolo), Suzanne Ohlmann (Voice), and Daisy Press (Voice).
Premiere
Date
September 28, 2005Location
The Peter Jay Sharp Theater (New York, NY)Company
Juilliard Dance DivisionPremiere Cast
- Abbey Roesner
- Adam Weinert
- Alanna Morris
- Amelia Uzategui-Bonilla
- Andrew Murdock
- Anna Woolf
- Anne Shreffler
- Anthony Bryant
- Anthony Smith
- Antonio Brown
- Armando Braswell
- Bennyroyce Royon
- Brett Perry
- Caroline Fermin
- Carolyn Rossett
- Chanel DaSilva
- Christopher Vo
- Daniel Mayo
- Delphina Parenti
- Dominic Santia
- Douglas Letheren
- Dylan G-Bowley
- Emily Proctor
- Erica Furst
- Harumi Terayama
- Jaclyn Brewer
- Jonathan Alsberry
- Joseph Watson
- Julia Boudreaux
- Justin Daniel
- Kathryn Hirstein
- Kevin Shannon
- Kyra Green
- Laura Careless
- Laura Mead
- Lucie Baker
- Mary Ellen Beaudreau
- Michelle Mola
- Naomi Reid
- Navarra Novy-Williams
- Nigel Campbell
- Nolan McGahan
- Riley Watts
- Robert Valdez
- Sarah Roberts
- Shamel Pitts
- Sumaya Jackson
- Troy Macklin
- Troy Ogilvie
- Ye Jin Park
- Zen Jefferson
Credits & Notes
The movements of Sir Isaac’s Apples are as follows:
Part One – Eight Small Tuned Drums
Part Two – Three Marimbas and Female Voices
Part Three – Three Glockenspiels with Whistling and Piccolo
Part Four – Entire Ensemble
Media
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