Buglisi Dance Theatre and Lincoln Center present
in partnership with DanceNYC
a reimagined
Table of Silence Project 9/11
Friday, September 11, 2020, 7:55AM
10th Anniversary
conceived and choreographed by Jacqulyn Buglisi
Music Direction/Violin: Daniel Bernard Roumain
Poet, Spoken Word: Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Bell Master, Terese Capucilli
Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center, NYC
Global Live Streaming on YouTube, Facebook Live, LincolnCenter.org
Program Information
This year, the performance features both live and virtual elements.
We encourage you Enjoy the Digital Experience by Joining us at 7:55AM via Livestream.
COVID-19 restrictions prohibit spectators from gathering on the Plaza during the live performance.
The live performance adheres to all CDC and NYS guidelines of social distancing and face coverings for outdoor gatherings.
Live stream by Nel Shelby Productions
Send a vibration of peace around the world by supporting the 9/11 Table of Silence Project
Table of Silence Project Photo by Paul B. Goode
Table of Silence Meditation Variation
weekly on Sundays at Noon
tune in at 11:50am for a Live Chat
YouTube: Buglisi Dance
Buglisi Dance Theatre and the world community of Table of Silence Project dance artists invite you to a Call to Action during these unprecedented times. Participate with us in a virtual worldwide meditation variation with breath and the repetition of the twelve gestures. Together, we create a powerful movement mantra connecting humanity and manifesting a universal vibration of healing for global unity and peace.
"We have achieved this awe inspiring Ritual Performance because of the ardent commitment, love, positive energy, and generosity of spirit the dancers brought each day, and I embrace all of you for your unwavering belief in peace through art.
Touching the earth… from the sole of our foot to the soul of the earth… One step at a time, we shall change the world…"
With loving gratitude, xxoo Jacqulyn Buglisi, creator of the 9/11 Table of Silence Project, a movement for peace
(bridging the Ancient and the Contemporary)
