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FLATLAND and other small worlds
Idiosyncrazy Productions
Saturday, October 3, 2009, 2pm and 8pm
ONLINE SALES NOW CLOSED BUT TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
Sunday, October 4, 2009, 2pm and 7pm
ONLINE SALES NOW CLOSED BUT TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
The Performance Garage, 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia
FLATLAND… and other worlds features two works by Jumatatu Poe: Flatland
(presented in 2-D) – a Philadelphia premiere, and The Flight Attendant
– the first preview installment of a longer piece to be created under
the same title. Flatland, the October program’s highly physical title
work, satirically addresses the flatness of human communication in
contemporary America, where the soundbyte supersedes substance, the
instant message overpowers the intellectual one. Visual/physical
inspiration for this piece is taken from Poe’s nightmares of being
trapped in an infinite, two-dimensional plane. How does a
three-dimensional person exist in such an alien geometrical reality?
How can meaningful conversation and intimate encounters exist in a land
of soundbytes? Poe’s performers venture into every part of Jeanne
Ruddy’s Performance Garage (with movement and video) searching to solve
these riddles. The show also features works by Flatland cast members
Willie Brown, Lindsay Browning, Justin Bryant, Karama Butler, and Maya
Johnson.
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