Brotography

A short post. Turning 30 on Monday. But, more importantly, I am presenting an evening of my choreographic work. I have been working on this project for the past few months and it is all finally coming together. I couldn't be happier with my amazing musical theatre performers and the work that they are doing. I hope that if you read this, and you live anywhere near NYC, you will think about coming. It is going to be a fun night and my NYC choreographic debut!

I have been so happy the past three weeks in rehearsal. A joy and happiness I have not felt in a long time. That feeling you get when you are at your most creative and everything is just falling into place. I feel that this is exactly what I need to be doing right now and it feels amazing. I can't think of a better way to start a new chapter of my life than sharing my thoughts and creations on my 30th Birthday. So, come and help me celebrate!

bro.tog.ra.phy (noun)
[brot-*og*-r*uh*-fee ]

(1) A Showcase of the Choreography of Stephen Brotebeck
(2) Choreography that is of a theatrical nature; i.e. Musical Theatre
(3) Glorious and Show Stopping*; Vital and innovative **


Monday, August 4th, 2008
7pm and 8:30pm
Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theatre at the Joan Weill Center for Dance
405 W. 55th St. NY, NY

Free Admission

Reservations: 212.252.3659 or brotography@gmail.com

Reception to follow 8:30pm Performance



Directed and Choreographed by Stephen Brotebeck
Original Music and Lyrics by Chris Wade
Music Direction by Joe Kinosian

with
Sara Antkowiak-Maier, Ashley Arcement, Al Blackstone,
Allison Duke, Nathan Garland, Chris Gleim, Joe Komara,
Christine LaDuca, Emily Loftiss, Karl Maier, Lauren Marshall,
Sarah Kay Marchetti, Rommel Ochoa, Adam Pellegrine
and featuring
Shannon Lewis