UOMOSOLO: Open Rehearsal with BAC Artist-in-Residence Lorenzo Guerrini

UOMOSOLO: Open Rehearsal
with BAC Artist-in-Residence Lorenzo Guerrini

Date & Time: Saturday October 3, 1-2pm (during ARToberfest!) Rain Date: 10/4
Registration not required.
 
Idea and Creation: Lorenzo Guerrini
Performer: Lorenzo Guerrini 

Join BAC Artist-in-Residence for an Open Rehearsal of UOMOSOLO at ARToberfest. UOMOSOLO is a solo-work in progress, exploring contemporary dance, physical theater, and character exploration.  

The piece follows the ups and downs of Uomosolo, a clumsy and inept middle-aged man who struggles to be accepted by society. Uomosolo experiments with different types of personalities he can be, with the aim of finding the best version of himself. With a lighthearted and comical tone, the piece reflects on loneliness, identity, and the relationship between oneself and society.

ABOUT LORENZO
Lorenzo Guerrini is a dancer based in New York City, originally from Florence, Italy. He holds degrees from the Martha Graham School, ACTS/École de Danse Contemporaine de Paris, and the University of Florence. A former member of Graham 2, he received the Armgard von Bardeleben Award for excellence in Graham studies. He has understudied for NVA & Guests (Nicole Von Arx) and performed in original works by Peter Chu and Jesse Obremski. He is currently a company member of the Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company and serves on the faculty of the Martha Graham School. 
Photo Credit: Isabella Pagano

This Community Program is a part of BAC’s Annual Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. As part of a residency at BAC, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather, engage, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partners. 

Learn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here!

BAC’s 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is made possible with support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor’s office and the New York State Legislature, Westchester County Board of Legislators, ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government.