FEAST: Saltair Re-Visited
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Actress Andra Harbold is working on now:
FEAST
When:
7:30 pm, May 24, 2014
Where: The Great Saltair, Utah
Who:
NOW-ID
Founded
in 2013 by Choreographer Charlotte Boye-Christensen and Architect
Nathan Webster, NOW-ID is a performing arts and design company based
in Salt Lake City, Utah. Both internationally positioned and
reflecting the unique beauty and culture of its western base, the
name/logo/brand NOW functions as mission statement and mantra that
reflects the company’s commitment to constant renewal and the space
of engagement when creating or viewing art. The company is a
framework for collaboration between local, national and international
artists, designers and thinkers.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/feast--2
Following
the highly acclaimed first performance The
Wedding,
NOW continues its exploration of place and turns its gaze toward the
surreal and salty remains of prehistoric Lake Bonneville and the
Great Saltair. FEAST
will be an immersive experience for the audience, layering dance,
theater, live music and design.
Once again, NOW-ID is gathering
a collaborative force of local and international creative artists.
Returning collaborators include Salt Lake dancer Jo Blake and
Chicago’s Joffery Ballet’s Yumelia Garcia. New collaborators
include actors Alexandra Harbold and Robert Scott Smith, co-founders
of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory; New York dancer, teacher, and
choreographer Jenn Freeman; and Danish composer and
musician Jesper Egelund Pedersen.
With
FEAST,
NOW-ID renews its commitment to the exploration of place by turning
its focus to Utah's austere, unique, and iconic landscape.
FEAST
will be a celebration of the place and time in which we live, and the
stories that reside here, ultimately on the bed of an ancient, former
inland sea. We see the ancient lake bed as our table, and are
setting it with performers and audience, for one evening... one
moment in an ongoing story. FEAST
speaks to palates and appetites, hunger and satiation, tradition and
experimentation, shared customs and the private experience. FEAST
will be a celebration of the senses, of thresholds and of human
gathering.
Through
dance, theater, music and installation, we will explore together
the possibility of clean slate and pause amongst history
and decadence. In body and sense, we will offer a haunting and
primal human beauty.
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