Cardell Dance Theater

Created by Silvana Cardell
Performed by Bethany Formica and S. Cardell

Inspired in my daughter', Paula Meninato's series of paintings titleed Double vision

Premiered at Spiel Urh CEC 2010

Ciudad Evita created by Silvana Cardell inspired in Daniel Santoro's El Manual del nino peronista
Premiered at Temple University

Created by Silvana Cardell
Perfomed by Melian Martin, Martin Goycochea, Noelia Leoncio, Julio Gervasoni, Eliana Marinez, Gaston Mazieres
Sala Ana Itelman, Bs As

Premiered at Sala Ana Iteman 1998

Performed at Festival de Danza Contemporanea de Buenos Aires 1999

Water Sudy (1928)
Choreography by Doris Humphrey
Ernestine Stodelle Version after Eleonore King, who danced in the premiere
Notation : Karen barracuda (1978-80) based on the score by Michaele Varon (1976-78)
Commissioned by the Georgian Court Dance Department
This version recontructed by Silvana Cardell(Chair/Director) and William Robinson (Adjunct Faculty)
license by Dance Notation Bureau, New York 

Georgian Court University 2011

Dance piece created by Silvana Cardell  with movement  inventions and performance by  Senior Modern Dance Majors at The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. The state of things, the present time

This piece, inspired in Marcel's Dzama 's drawings, defines the life and the actions of his canvas's characters. In The state of things, the present moment the dancers create moving environments. The stage floor, in this piece is treated as a canvas., movement and actions are defined by this specific use of the floor and the space where gravity is constantly challenged. The floor becomes a wall, a place for the characters to wander. Among them there is a guitar player, one lady walking her dog , the other lady on crutches , a cheering crowed, a circus trio, a group of crying masked ladies , an armed girl , nurses and ghosts, archers, hunters, and many stuffed animals. Constantly changing the point of view, this piece blurs the boundaries between visual art, movement, and performance.

Inherits, created by Silvana Cardell, movement collaboration with the dancers. Modern Ensemble, The University of the Arts 2008