
Sunday, June 23, 2019 at 5:00pm
Join us for a private screening of a short film on Breton’s Follies as well a brief live performance. Q/A and discussion to to follow.
Snacks and cocktails will be served.
Who
Breton Tyner-Bryan is a director, choreographer and actor specializing in musicals, immersive productions, film, and video. She is the creator of Breton Follies, a dance theater production company featured at New Victory Theater 42nd Street Labworks Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival for best Art Direction and best Ensemble Cast, New York Shorts International Film Festival, Madrid International Film Festival, and Dance Magazine. Recent works include Divorce HBO, Saturday Night Fever Engeman Theater, “Heading East” starring BD Wong, “Vinegar Tom”, “Retrofactoy” for Theater C, Peter Pan Dreamland Stages, “Cotton Candy and Cocaine” for New York Theater Barn, choreographic mentee under Sergio Trujillo for The Donna Summer musical on Broadway, choreographic labs for “In the Heights” at Kennedy Center, Waitress (Broadway), Twelfth Night (Public Theater), and Encore’s God Bless You Mr. Rosewater. She is a CUNY awardee, New Victory Theater Artist in Residence, and Dance Lab New York connect mentee with Sam Pinkelton and Josh Prince.
As a theatrical storyteller creating character driven works for stage, films, site specific experiences, and commercial projects, her work is comedic, in your face, celebratory, sensual, and elegant.
What
Breton Follies is thrilled to be performing at the 10th anniversary celebration for La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival July 27th at the Conrad Theater in La Jolla, CA in tandem with our latest film Egosia being selected to be screened as well as nominated for Best Art Direction and Best Cast Ensemble. For our supporters on the east coast, we are excited to share the film in a private screening Egosia, accompanied by a brief live performance with members from Breton Follies.
Breton Follies Company Description
With a cinematic approach to movement, Breton Follies’ vernacular is rooted in classical ballet, cabaret, and latin rhythms, while honoring the style and sounds of the 1940s–1970s in musical theater. Celebrating the female form while debunking behavioral expectations based on gender, we explore humanity as expressed through time travel. Breton Follies represents a unique group of artists committed to creating gender fluid art, representing varied ages and background. Our current cast spans ages 22-60, a reoccurring theme in Breton Follies productions for stage and screen.
Screening links:
TDF Meet The Dance Company, Breton Follieshttps://youtu.be/QQQsXmtWhoM
EGOSIA Film https://youtu.be/jbk2yV6OFO8
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Cocktails and appetizers will be served.
Admission is by private invitation.