Time, Time, And Overtime Dance, Poetry, And Politics In Jane Dudley's "Time Is Money"

An Open Rehearsal and Conversation with Professor Martin Lofsnes, Assistant Professor, Conservatory of Dance/SUNY Purchase College

Joined by Artist in Residence Erica Dankmeyer, with performers Clara Pollock ’26, Emily Singer ’28, and Caprice Turchiano ’25.

Free and open to the public. For more information, email Rebecca Wolfe (rw12@williams.edu).

Martin Løfsnes, born in East Germany and raised in Norway, is a dancer, choreographer, director, and educator. He has taught at the Conservatory of Dance/Purchase College since 2004 as an Assistant Professor, with additional teaching experience at The Martha Graham School, The Ailey School, and KHIO/State College of Dance in Oslo. Following studies at London Contemporary Dance School and the Ailey School, Løfsnes performed as a Principal Dancer with the Martha Graham Dance Company (1993-2006). His performance career includes roles with Matthew Bourne’s Broadway production of Swan Lake, Metropolitan Opera Ballet, Dankmeyer Dance Company, and various other companies. In 2007, he founded 360°. Dance Company to present both classic modern works and contemporary commissions. He also serves as custodian of Jane Dudley’s “Time is Money” and is a certified GYROTONIC© trainer teaching in NYC.