miki orihara
Try and Have Fun!
Stretch Dance
@my best & Rooftop@9
@my best has seated and standing video
Please dance with me with what ever you can do today. Modifying is totally fine.
Open all your joints, be aware of your alignment!!!
E V E N T S / N E W S
2024
March 7, 8pm
April 11-13
Suite of Dances
from Martha Graham's Canticle for Innocent Comedians
June 12 - July 7
Dance - Trentino Music Festival
New Summer Dance Program in Italy
MELLOWING
@Tanzmesse nrw
Düsseldorf, Germany
August 31
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- On Going -
Teaching
Advanced Technique Class
Advanced Repertory
- In-Person classes, NY
Second Level Graham
Hartford, CT
グラハムクラス予定表
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日本向けのグラハムクラスの予定です。
JP Class Schedule will be listed in here
(in JP. DM me if you are interested!)
On going classes @
Graham Technique classes
The Hartt School Dance Division, University of Hartford
Friday Advanced Class
Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance
From my presentation - The National Arts Club
2023-2-22
cover photo Stephen Pier and Miki Orihara ©︎John Deane, Seated Photo by Kim Kinney
QUICK REVIEW
"How beautiful your concert was.
On all levels.
The elegance and refinement in the structure and presentation, including the way you incorporated your musicians, was truly imaginative and striking."
Anna Kisselgoff
Former NY Times Chief Dance Critic
" .....each short work was like a world of its own...Ms. Orihara created an entire mood and atmosphere, giving us a brief glimpse into each of these rich environments before leaving us to imagine so many potential stories. Ms. Orihara displayed not only her vast range, but her passion for and deep understanding of the art of dance."
By Suzannah Friscia
“Miki Orihara, the sort of Graham dancer who comes along once in a generation.”
Dance Magazine
"Miki Orihara, a veteran, can always be relied on to define the form through which Graham's movement speaks"
Anna Kisselgoff
The New York Times
“Miki Orihara was outstanding as the Bride: delicate enough to
flutter like a pretty young belle, steely enough to articulate each
confused stirring of emotion. This was dancing and acting of the
highest order."
The Guardian, London