October 1
Friday at 7:30pm and 10pm
Tickets $15 General/ $10 Students/ Seniors
Directed by Jeremy Bloom and choreographed by Nikki Zaleski
Once described obscene for its overt sexuality, Walt Whitman’s collection of poems in Leaves of Grass takes on new life through a naked, dance-inspired adaptation.
Conceived and directed by Jeremy Bloom, Leaves of Grass features a diverse, unclothed cast of over 20 performers rhythmically chanting Whitman’s most groundbreaking poems including “Song of Myself,” "I Sing the Body Electric," and "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking." Experience Walt Whitman's epic text as chamber theater meets dance theater meets congregation meets celebration – and join Whitman in proclaiming, "If I worship one thing more than another, it shall be the spread of my own body."
October 4
Mon at 7:30pm
Tickets $15/ $10 Students/ Seniors
the dialogues # 3
Curated by Aristic Associate Dexter Bullard
A series of improvised intimate phone calls between two well-known Chicago performers who are unknown to each other - and the audience uses headphones to listen in...
Nine Monday nights this fall, a new set of two award-winning performers are put "on the line" with someone they don't know and cannot see. What ensues is a live and lively conversation lead only by voice and meaning - dreams, stories, humor, controversy, and communion in 50-minutes of totally unplanned dialogue. A guest sonic artist live mixes a hypnotic underbed to the tones of the conversation. After every performance, the entire audience is welcome to come out for a drink and a chance to "continue the conversation."
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