Danielle Rowe on Wooden Dimes
Trailers & Excerpts • 3m 51s
“It’s always been my aim as a choreographer to immerse the audience,” says choreographer Danielle Rowe, whose world premiere Wooden Dimes is part of SF Ballet’s 2021 Digital Season. “The opportunity to make a film only makes that more possible—to completely immerse the audience so they can feel like they’re somewhere else, even if it’s 30 minutes.”
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