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This is a new interdisciplinary work in development, employing a multitude of performance and installation components, influenced by the real life of late 50s Radio DJ Peter Tripp.
Excerpt of work in development before STO Union showing of Nadia Ross's new work.
The collaborative team of Bundon, Pfeifer, and Henderson are developing a theatrical installation which employs durational performance, and engages experiments with endurance-based movement, improvisational and written text, image projection, radio frequency programming, and the fracturing/looping of sound recordings to conjure hallucination, fugue states, and doppelganger-paranoia.
An urban couple. A rural property. A stranger. As three people vy for control of a vast plot of land, the audience votes to determine what happens next.
This is a new interdisciplinary work in development, employing a multitude of performance and installation components, influenced by the real life of late 50s Radio DJ Peter Tripp.
A facilitated "Ask Us Anything" panel with local audience members plus a demo of Weshowup.io - a new pay-what-you-wish ticketing platform.
You Used to Call me Marie... follows two souls in eight different Metis love stories at eight distinct points in time.
Meow! Splash! Oops! Oh well. An all-ages workshop showing of a new object-based performance exploring buoyancy and negligence.
Join the conversation on current issues in festival curation via Lois Weavers’ experimental open public forum, “The Long Table."
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