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Choreographed by Amy Osgood. Original music composed by Richard Woodbury. Performed by Osgood Dances, including dancers Barbara Dressler, Nancy Onizuka, Amy Osgood, and David Pusczcewicz. Premiered at MoMing in Chicago on November 6, 1981.

Scope and Content of the Collection From the Collection: Fifteen videotapes of performances and rehearsals by choreographer Amy Osgood and her dance company, Osgood Dances, Inc. between 1980 and 1991. Performances locations identified in the collection include the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago, Dance Theater Workshop in New York City, and MoMing Dance and Arts Center in Chicago. Many pieces include original music by Richard Woodbury, who was also a dancer. Other featured dancers include Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, David Puszczewicz,...

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Dance Theater Workshop presents the Out-Of-Towners, Osgood Dances. “Red, Black, and White” performed by Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, Richard Woodbury.

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Osgood Dances & Kate Kuper, Inc.

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Performed by Roger Prenger, Tari Gallagher, and Amy Osgood. Music by Richard Woodbury.

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Naachanaa (a Hindi word meaning “to dance”). Musical selections from “A Festival from India,” and “Music of the Sarangi.” Performed by Osgood Dances, Inc. and some dancers include Amy Osgood, Marjory Reimer, and Jan Erkert.

Scope and Content of the Collection From the Collection: Fifteen videotapes of performances and rehearsals by choreographer Amy Osgood and her dance company, Osgood Dances, Inc. between 1980 and 1991. Performances locations identified in the collection include the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago, Dance Theater Workshop in New York City, and MoMing Dance and Arts Center in Chicago. Many pieces include original music by Richard Woodbury, who was also a dancer. Other featured dancers include Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, David Puszczewicz,...

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Miroslaw Rogala with John Boesche and Amy Osgood.

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Choreographed and performed by Amy Osgood. Music by Richard Woodbury.

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Dance Theater Workshop presents Osgood Dances. “Into Fragments” performed by Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, and David Puszczewicz. “Naachanaa” performed by Beth Conley, Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, David Puszczewicz, and Richard Woodbury. “Terra Firma” performed by Amy Osgood.

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Dance Theater Workshop presents the Out-Of-Towners, Osgood Dances. Includes two versions of “Red, Black, and White” performed by Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, Richard Woodbury, and Frank Fishella. Also includes Amy Osgood discussing the creation of the piece.

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Short and long excerpts from “Naachanaa,” “Into Fragments,” “Paintings,” “Swoops, Etc.,” “Love Among Machines,” “Red, White, and Black,” “The Language of Physical Agents,” and “Work Work.”

Scope and Content of the Collection From the Collection: Fifteen videotapes of performances and rehearsals by choreographer Amy Osgood and her dance company, Osgood Dances, Inc. between 1980 and 1991. Performances locations identified in the collection include the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago, Dance Theater Workshop in New York City, and MoMing Dance and Arts Center in Chicago. Many pieces include original music by Richard Woodbury, who was also a dancer. Other featured dancers include Tari Gallagher, Amy Osgood, David Puszczewicz,...

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Beings with Amy Osgood discussing the creation of the piece. Performed by Frank Fishella, Tari Gallagher, and Amy Osgood. Produced by Kevin Austin.

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“Swoops, Etc.” performed by Tari Gallagher, Erika Garrison, Lisa Howren, and Roger Prenger. “The Language of Physical Agents” performed by Tari Gallagher, Erika Garrison, Amy Osgood, and Roger Prenger. “Into Fragments” performed by Tari Gallagher, Erika Garrison, and Amy Osgood. Originally commissioned by the Chicago Repertory Dance Ensemble. “Work Work” performed by Roger Prenger, Tari Gallagher, and Amy Osgood. Produced by Shoulder-High Eye. Producer-director: Ron Shook.