Ginger Krebs: choreographer and visual artist
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Ginger Krebs: choreographer and visual artist
  • Home
  • performance documentation
  • sculpture and performance stills
    • Restless Leg
    • Escapes & Reversals
    • Luftdruckschwankungen
    • sculpture tasting, Minor Local Slumpage
    • exhibition booklet, Minor Local Slumpage
    • Minor Local Slumpage
    • Soft Parade
    • Myth & Continent
    • Rehearsals for Becoming Gods
  • resume
  • contact
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  • Buffer Overrun

    Buffer Overrun

    concept and direction: Ginger Krebs
    dance: Sabrina Baranda, Elise Cowin, Joanna Furnans, Ginger Krebs
    sound: Joseph Kramer
    lighting: Christine Shallenberg
    video documentation by Eugene Park
    The Storefront Theater, Chicago, 2016, 65 minutes

  • Escapes & Reversals

    Escapes & Reversals

    made and directed by Ginger Krebs, with
    Maddie Kodat, Naoki Nakatani, Zach Nicol, and Harlan Rosen, dance
    Joseph Kramer, sound
    Christine Shallenberg, lighting
    Rillan DaSalla, drone video
    Unity Lutheran Church, Chicago, 2019, 60 minutes
    video documentation by Carlos Augusto de Oliveira and Yao Yi Wang

    See a 6-minute video about our process making this piece.


  • Escapes & Reversals (solo)

    Escapes & Reversals (solo)

    concept, direction and dance: Ginger Krebs
    videography: Aaron Granat
    second camera: Ji Yang
    Chicago, 2018, 30 minutes

    audio:
    Tenderly, Rosemary Clooney, performed by sawgovia
    Carnival of the Animals (The Swan), Camille Saint Saens, performed by the Ingrooves Symphony Orchestra
    Backdrifts (sample), Radiohead

  • Soft Parade

    Soft Parade

    concept, direction, costumes and props: Ginger Krebs
    dance performance: Ginger Krebs, Dani Martinez, April Noga, Adam Paul, Jon Poindexter, Kevin Stanton, Aurora Tabar,
    music performance: James Falzone, Charlie Malave and John Niekrasz
    camera: Kitty Huffman

    sound includes recorded excerpts from
    Geno Auriemma: 14 Drills for Building Offense,
    The Quest, Man of La Mancha, lyrics by Joe Darion, music by Mitch Leigh, performed by Andy Williams,
    and music composed by Robert Schumann, Traumerei, from Kinderszenen (Scenes from Childhood), Opus 15, No. 7

    The Auditorium Theater Katten/Landau studio, Chicago, 2014, 55 minutes

  • Sudden Enough: Every Ancestral Bugle Will Sound

    Sudden Enough: Every Ancestral Bugle Will Sound

    concept and performance: Joseph Kramer and Ginger Krebs
    camera: Will Goss
    sound includes an excerpt by George Winston
    Defibrillator Performance Art Gallery, Chicago 2012, 45 minutes

  • Watchtower

    Watchtower

    concept, direction and performance: Jose Hernandez, Ginger Krebs, Bryan Saner, Aurora Tabar and Sara Zalek
    camera: Rustel Weiss
    New Capital Projects, Chicago, 2012, 17-minute video

  • Resolve To Be Ready

    Resolve To Be Ready

    concept and direction: Ginger Krebs and Sara Zalek
    videography and editing: Eugene Park
    performance: Geoffrey Guy, Jose Hernandez, Ginger Krebs, Adam Paul, Jon Poindexter, Aurora Tabar and Sara Zalek

    Out of Site, Chicago, 2014

  • Colonel Fleischer Eats His Boot

    Colonel Fleischer Eats His Boot

    concept, direction and performance: Ginger Krebs
    camera: Eugene Park
    sound includes excerpts by David Lang and Lovely Midget
    The Chicago Cultural Center, 2014, 20 minutes

  • Dot & Dash

    Dot & Dash

    concept, direction and performance: Andy Braddock and Ginger Krebs
    sound: Ginger Krebs, with an excerpt by Andreas Ammer
    camera: Will Goss
    The Dance Center of Columbia College, Chicago 2010, 12 minutes

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