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person[ing] ~PLUS~ Dance like no one likes you ~PLUS~ Eastern Body Diary ?????? at Dixon Place
Dates: 7/10/2018
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📍 Theatre: Dixon Place |
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161A Chrystie St
New York, NY 10002
Phone: 2122190736
Tickets: General Admission: $15 in advance, $18 at the door, Stu./Sen./idNYC $12 in advance, $15 at the door
person[ing]
by The Organism that Persons
Using borrowed text, song, & movement, The Organism that Persons (The OtP) seeks to create new worlds from old ones and offer new perspectives on what it means to be a person. This first installation of person[ing] borrows from the 1971 documentary A Lady Called Camille, the book 'Architectural Body' (Gins & Arkawa), and musical samplings from Depression-era tunes to Lana Del Rey. The OtP draws from classical & postmodern dance, Buffon (clown), vocal arts, & drag performance.
Dance like no one likes you
by Sean Thomas Boyt
A one-man show that details the plight of a freelance dancer lost in the gig economy and his mundane interests. Delve into the politics of the dance world, marvel at Sean's sparkling résumé (you'll get a copy), and witness his long-lasting admiration for Japanese pop stars in action.
Eastern Body Diary
by Feng Jiang
Eastern Body Diary explores the experiences of a young Taiwanese seeking connection, community, and some fun in NYC. He finds he must struggle to navigate the minefield of the Western gay community where his body and existence is reduced and desexualized by racial stereotypes. While running away from these afflictions, he ends up depriving himself of the integration and wholeness he seeks.
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About the Theatre
Established in 1986, Dixon Place is a nonprofit institution dedicated to supporting visionary artists through the development and presentation of original works in the performing and literary arts. In a professional, compassionate environment, artists are inspired and encouraged to implement new ideas and new practices. Programming and curatorial policies support inclusivity and diversity regarding gender, race, sexual identity, age, disabilities, social class, and ethnicity. Committed to fostering social justice, DP’s foremost priorities are to serve as a safe haven for artists of all stripes and callings and to provide meaningful, culturally enriching experiences for audiences.
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