Moving West will celebrate its twenty-first year with New Works on
June 6, 7 and 8, 2008 in the PAC Performance Hall!

Click here to order tickets online.

PDQ Bach Times Two will open the program, presenting choreography by Anne Lemos Edgerton accompanied by guest pianist Vytas Baksys. Based on Peter Schickele's composition "The Short Tempered Clavier: preludes and fugues in all the Major and Minor keys except the really hard ones", a clever and funny collage of Bach and folk music motifs, the music will be performed by Mr. Baksys on piano to interspersed dance interpretations.

Seven is a movement exploration of this mystical number and its connections to the chakras, or energy centers, defined in ancient Eastern culture. Choreographed by Lynne Johnson Grynkewicz, Seven features an eclectic mix of world music, interpretive movement, and lighting. In seven sections, the work progresses from movement interpretations of the root physical energy center to the crown center, creating an experiential journey from the physical to an ‘enlightened’ state.

This program is funded, in part, by the Massachusetts Cultural Council as administered by the Framingham Cultural Council.

2008 Moving West concert poster

To purchase tickets now, select the appropriate combination below and click on "Buy Now".
$1 of each ticket sale will go towards the PAC Performance Hall Restoration Fund. All tickets $2 more at the door.

For combinations not listed here please call the PAC office at 508-875-5554

$14.00 - 1 Adult Ticket for "New Works" $12.00 - 1 Youth/Senior Ticket for "New Works" $28.00 - 2 Adult Tickets for "New Works" $24.00 - 2 Youth/Senior Tickets for "New Works" $40.00 - 2 Adult and 1 Youth Ticket for "New Works" $52.00 - 2 Adult and 2 Youth Tickets for "New Works"

"A TOWN TREASURE" -
MetroWest Daily News, formerly Middlesex News

Moving West Repertory Dance Theater was founded at PAC in 1988 to create, produce and perform diverse contemporary danceworks which foster artistic collaboration. Under the artistic direction of founder Lynne Johnson Grynkewicz, Moving West has performed throughout New England and collaborated with musicians WomanSpirit Drummers, John Pledger, Robert Kyr, Thomas Oboe Lee, and Dennis Miller, and choreographers Anne Lemos Edgerton, Michelle Clancy, Brandi Lochiatto, Amy Zell Ellsworth, Ruth Benson Levin and Sam Costa. The programs are "marked by intelligence and a terrific mix of music," Boston Globe.