Daily News | In Bill T. Jones’ ‘Deep Blue Sea,’ at Mann Center, dancers and audience will be onstage together
, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 “I Have A Dream” speech.
which begins with its creator alone on stage, and finds him later joined first by the 10 dancers of the Jones/Zane company and later by as many as 35 Philadelphians, a mix of dancers and nonprofessionals whose presence represents “the world,” Jones says.The Mann intrigues him, Jones says, “because you have that classical music hub that really is in the ‘hood. It’s one of those sort of contradictions of American society. A classical music high art palace, sitting in the middle of the ‘hood.
She had seen Jones’ work at the Wilma Theater in Philadelphia as part of the Opera Philadelphia Festival, and wanted “to bring his genius at this point in his career to the Mann.”
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