Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE

Wednesday / November 7, 2018 / 8 p.m.

Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE

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“Faith embodied” is a fitting description of Ronald K. Brown’s work, a “sophisticated amalgam of Afrocentric movement and modern dance to make spirituality not merely a passive state but something vibrant and transformative” (Los Angeles Times). These qualities are made manifest in a program that delves deep—1995’s March, set to speeches by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—and surfaces with new works: Four Corners (2014), in which solace comes to those beset by grief, and New Conversations (2017), with music by Afro-Cuban jazz artist Arturo O’Farrill, a thrill for dance and music lovers alike.

Program: New Conversations (2017), music by Arturo O’Farrill; March (1995), text by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; Four Corners (2014), music by Carl Hancock Rux, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, and Yacoub

Tickets: $27 (just $6 for students with ID)

The Williams Center for the Arts’ Dance Series is underwritten, in part, by the Dexter F. and Dorothy H. Baker Foundation.