About this Event
BLOW UP: Work in Floating is a multidisciplinary dance performance choreographed by Olga Rabetskaya in collaboration with the performers. Using inflatable boats as both physical objects and metaphors, BLOW UP explores the pursuit of success, the search for intimacy and belonging, and the fragile balance between ambition, illusion, and survival. Through movement, sound, and shifting relationships, the performers navigate a world where everything seems to be floating, expanding, and on the verge of collapse.
The performance features an original musical score composed by Thorsten Hoppe and Masha Vasilevskaya.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
OR Works is a New York–based multidisciplinary performance company founded by Belarusian-born choreographer, dancer, and filmmaker Olga Rabetskaya. Moving between contemporary dance, theater, and film, OR Works creates visceral, emotionally charged experiences that intersect movement, storytelling, and human connection. Rooted in curiosity about the body as an archive of memory, identity, and transformation, the company’s work invites introspection and audiences to feel as deeply as they observe.
Olga’s work has been presented internationally at venues including New York Live Arts, MASS MoCA, the Watermill Center, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and Theater im Delphi in Berlin. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Dance at the University of Michigan and is a certified Ilan Lev Method practitioner.
Event venue & nearby stays
CPR - Center for Performance Research, 361 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, United States
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