Nationally acclaimed Argentine butoh dancer and teacher Rhea Volij makes her US debut on WOW Cafheatre's intimate stage with "La Huella de la Espuma" ("The Trace of Foam") November 1 and 3, 2007, at 7pm.
	"La Huella de la Espuma" balances on the border between the seen and the invisible, searching through the realm of that which may just barely be apprehended. It creates a fragile reality that shimmers on the verge of disappearance. For all La Huella's delicate intricacy, Rhea Volij is a fierce performer of unerring skill and precision. Costumes by Lra Woscensenczuc and Daniela Murcia, lighting design by Eduardo Safigueroa, and musical arrangement by Rhea Volij. For reservations call (212) 777-4280 Tickets at www.smarttix.com, at at the door November 1st and 3rd, 2007, 7pm $8.
Rhea Volij studied butoh, principally with Sumako Koseki in France for five years, during which she was a member of her company; additionally, she has studied with Carlota Ikeda, Leone Cats Baril, Tadashi Endo, Minako Seki, among others. She has studied various body techniques such as Kung-Fu, Tai-chi-chuan, Alexander Technique, Body-Mind Centering, Modern and African dance, and Fedora Aberasturi System. In Argentina, Volij has created six solos: "Flor de arena", "Bolero Inm", "Contrastes para una bailarina y dos ms", "Arbol sobre agua", "La huella de la espuma" y " Resplandece, Sangre. (Lear y Cornelia) ". Volij has also choreographed works for various groups in cities across Argentina. photos and productions detailed bio google's English translation	Rhea Volij's Resplandece, sangre
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