SF Choreographer Finds Hope in Loss with ODC premiere
Briefly

KT Nelson premieres 'Nothing is Going to Make Sense' for ODC/Dance at the Summer Sampler from July 17 to July 20. This 23-minute work reflects on the grief following her husband Doug Winter's unexpected death. Nelson engaged closely with dancers, incorporating healing exercises into the creation process, which allowed shared experiences. The piece features music by Gabriela Smith and is divided into three sections, culminating in a segment accompanied by Gabriel Faure's Requiem, which deepens its emotional impact.
KT Nelson's new work, 'Nothing is Going to Make Sense', reflects her journey through grief after the sudden loss of her husband, Doug Winter.
Nelson's exploration of grief in the choreography involved closely engaging with dancers through exercises that allowed shared vulnerability.
In creating the ballet, Nelson departed from her usual clear vision, relying on collaborative and improvisational methods alongside music from Gabriela Smith.
The ballet is divided into three sections, with its final part set to Gabriel Faure's Requiem, enhancing its emotional depth.
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