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A Quiet Perseverance​
This piece of choreography was created through a hands on experience with the aphasic community thanks to the National Aphasia Association. The excerpt tells the story of a woman who has aphasia and the journey she is on to reinvent oneself. Her frustrations are exposed as she goes through the motions of physical rehab and the lack of words she has to communicate with her spouse. Largely inspired by Samuel Beckett's last poem "What is the Word" dedicated to Joseph Chaikin who had aphasia, Urda's work grapples with the inability to find words to express oneself and communicate with others. This poignant dance piece draws audiences closer to understanding how aphasia affects humanity.
Oh, The Places You'll Go!
Choreography by Alana Marie Urda
In The Beginning
Home
Her Strength/Their Strength
Imagine
There And Back
Put Charity On
Just Ask Me
Slow Me Down

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​Amalgamate Dance Company (Amalgamate.) is recognized as a tax-exempt NY nonprofit corporation by the IRS under Section 501(c)(3).
Amalgamate Dance Company (Amalgamate.) was founded in November 2005 by Alana Marie Urda and Aubrey A. Daval.