The Performance Project

Next week, May 27 and 28! Join Artist-in-Residence Shannon Yu for the new work "Kollide"

"Kollide"
Speyer Hall, University Settlement
184 Eldridge St., 2nd Floor
Wednesday, May 27 @ 7:30pm
Thursday, May 28 @ 7:30pm

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The point where forces meet; a chance of transforming. Kollide indicates an autonomous choice, and the will to grow with the uncontrollable circumstances.Kollide was created in part stimulated by conversations with students in Adult Literacy Classes, and the energies within Campos community center.

Choreographed by Shannon Yu 余香儒 (dancer) in collaboration with performers:

Brian "HallowDreamz" Henry (dancer)
Clarisse "Risse" Wikstrom (dancer)
Imox Pecher Saloj (dancer)
Arabelle Luke aka AirLoom Beats (musician)

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The Performance Project at University Settlement is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

This week Friday (5/8) and Saturday (5/9), join us for a workshop performance of Artist-in-Residence Jason Wang’s new interactive play “AGAIN”!

“AGAIN”
A Workshop Performance
By Jason Wang
Directed by Jonathan Chang

May 8 @ 7:30pm
May 9 @ 11am

Speyer Hall @ University Settlement
184 Eldridge Street NYC 10002
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"AGAIN" is an experimental and interactive new play that uses our intimate inner dialogues to explore how the things we used to do transform us until and beyond the end of our lives. Because there are chickens in the backyard that require immediate assistance, bedroom trash must be airlifted, and there is no one left to walk the dog. Is purpose a thing you find once, or over and over again? AGAIN is being developed based on testimonies of seniors from University Settlement's senior centers & Wellness Together participants.

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The Performance Project at University Settlement is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.