Cracked Foundation
Session Title
Humanities and Fine Arts
College
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Department
Theatre & Dance
Faculty Mentor
Meg Schriffen, M.F.A., and Kelly Ozust, M.F.A.
Abstract
My choreography, Cracked Foundation, explores the estranged relationship between a mother and daughter. It takes a look at both perspectives: a daughter feeling abandoned and in need of support in contrast to a mother who feels stuck and wants out. This piece was created and shaped due to by my personal experiences with my own mother. Even though this is my inspiration for the piece, it can appeal to anyone as a story of abandonment and estrangement.
Course Assignment
DANA 442 – Ozust
Previously Presented/Performed?
Senior Choreography Showcase, Winthrop University, December 2018
Start Date
12-4-2019 1:00 PM
Cracked Foundation
DIGS 114
My choreography, Cracked Foundation, explores the estranged relationship between a mother and daughter. It takes a look at both perspectives: a daughter feeling abandoned and in need of support in contrast to a mother who feels stuck and wants out. This piece was created and shaped due to by my personal experiences with my own mother. Even though this is my inspiration for the piece, it can appeal to anyone as a story of abandonment and estrangement.
