Resorts Atlantic City will
celebrate the opening of its Rendezvous hotel tower by hosting the world-
famous dance company, Project Bandaloop, to perform on the exterior of the
new Rendezvous tower. The expertly choreographed, captivating dance event
commemorates the official opening of the $125 million luxury hotel tower.
The performances will take place from Friday, July 2 through Sunday, July
4, 2004. Show times are Friday at 10 am, Saturday and Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
and 9:15 p.m. Admission is free and all are welcome. Rendezvous Tower was designed by Bergman & Walls, P.C. of Las Vegas and
features 357 of the largest guest rooms in Atlantic City, as well as 42
lush suites. The Rendezvous Tower enhances Resorts’ existing decor, a
style that embraces the class, sophistication and bold art deco elegance
of Atlantic City’s heritage. With the completion of the new luxury hotel
tower, Resorts will be adding approximately 14,000 square feet of
additional gaming space for a total of more than 100,000 square feet of
thrilling casino action. More than 800 new state-of-the-art slot machines,
all offering Express Cash(TM), and 10 gaming tables will also be added.
Along with the opening of the new tower, Resorts will feature a host of
entertainment, beach dining and activities this summer.

Project Bandaloop creates a blend of dance, sport, ritual, and
environmental awareness. The choreography draws on aerial, vertical and
horizontal movement to craft dances. Their work explores the relationship
between movement and gravity while stimulating viewers’ awareness of their
natural and built environments. Many of their performance, developed
specifically for the presentation site, draw on aerial, vertical and
horizontal movements made possible through climbing and rappelling. Since
1996, Project Bandaloop has enjoyed performing for nearly a half-million
people all around the world. Some highlights of Project Bandaloop’s
performance sites include the Seattle Space Needle, the water towers in
Kansas and South Africa, on mountain ranges and waterfalls throughout
Yosemite National Park, and in Macau, China.

Project Bandaloop was founded by Amelia Rudolph in 1991, and is centered
on exploring nature, community, and the human spirit through dance.
Rudolph is a choreographer, dancer and environmental steward. She brings
together dance, climbing and off-the-ground movement through site-specific
work on cliffs, buildings and in theaters. Rudolph is dedicated to
bringing dance to new audiences and enhancing public awareness of their
surroundings. She began dancing ballet at the age of six, and began
climbing in 1989. These experiences as well as others have, and continue
to, influence her art. Through her work Rudolph has explored dance on
building and cliffs in North America, Portugal, Brazil, Canada, Africa,
Argentina, Lithuania and Austria.

Don’t miss this awe-inspiring event! Mark your calendars for July 2
through 4 and see Project Bandaloop defy gravity on the new Resorts
Rendezvous luxury tower.
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