LED Returns to the Morrison Center with JABBERWOCK

LED, the Boise-based nonprofit performing arts organization, is returning to the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts in Boise, Idaho for the one-night-only world premiere of their newest evening-length production Jabberwock on March 2nd, 2019.

Jabberwock, a contemporary adaptation of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky", uses the classic hero's tale to create a world of suspense and whimsy, exploring themes of good versus evil, resilience, autonomy and truth. Set within a dystopian 1950's inspired office space, we begin to see the balance of power shift as we're left questioning who will flourish and who will escape this place to discover something greater beyond its mythical walls.

Jabberwock includes choreography by Lauren Edson, brand new original music composed by Andrew Stensaas, visual design by Kyle Morck, and lighting design by Michael Mazzola.

LED has assembled a cast of world class dancers from all over the country for this production: Ching Ching Wong (NW Dance Project, Princess Grace Award, Dance Magazine's "25 to Watch"), Brett Perry (Trey McIntyre Project, Princess Grace Award), ?ukasz Zi?ba (Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, Company XIV), Allie Kronick(Abarukas), Emma Lalor (T Lang Dance), Maxwell Parr Perkins (Loni Landon Dance Project), and Nell Rollins (Ballet Idaho).

The world premiere of Jabberwock is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Morrison Center Endowment Foundation and the City of Boise Department of Arts & History.

About LED: LED combines contemporary dance, original music, and film into breathtaking cinematic experiences. Founded in 2015, LED is a project-based arts nonprofit based in Boise, Idaho. LED's projects are created by the artistic trio of choreographer Lauren Edson, musician Andrew Stensaas, and filmmaker Kyle Morck. Every moment of an LED production is built from the ground up by Lauren, Andrew, Kyle, and a large contingent of extremely talented dancers, musicians, designers, and technicians that are brought in on a project-by-project basis.

LED's live performances have wowed sold-out crowds at Boise's Morrison Center for the Performing Arts, Egyptian Theatre, and Treefort Music Fest, as well as audiences throughout the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on narrative, LED is dedicated to exploring the many different mediums and forms in which they can combine movement, music, and film to create innovative and accessible artistic experiences.