h o r i z o n
Wed May 13th - Fri May 15th 7:30p
Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd Street, Brooklyn NY
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Wed May 13th - Fri May 15th 7:30p
Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd Street, Brooklyn NY
tickets
h o r i z o n
Wed May 13th - Fri May 15th 7:30p
Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd Street, Brooklyn NY
performed by Stacy Lynn Smith, Shannon Yu, Mor Mendel & EmmaGrace Skove-Epes
sound design by Shamar Watt
artistic collaboration by Vicky Shick & Nora Alami
production assistance by Odessa Jacobson, Portia Wells, Valentina Baché & Marcela Torres
lighting design by Cassie Dietrich & Shana Crawford
AV supervision by Glenn Potter-Takata
costume consultation by Ayano Elson
directed by marion spencer
tickets
Wed May 13th - Fri May 15th 7:30p
Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd Street, Brooklyn NY
performed by Stacy Lynn Smith, Shannon Yu, Mor Mendel & EmmaGrace Skove-Epes
sound design by Shamar Watt
artistic collaboration by Vicky Shick & Nora Alami
production assistance by Odessa Jacobson, Portia Wells, Valentina Baché & Marcela Torres
lighting design by Cassie Dietrich & Shana Crawford
AV supervision by Glenn Potter-Takata
costume consultation by Ayano Elson
directed by marion spencer
tickets
h o r i z o n is an interdisciplinary ensemble dance project that calls upon movement, sound, light and materials to interrogate catastrophe, extinction and futurity. Inspired by biological anthropologist Adriana Petryna’s Horizon Work - a radical call to create a deliberative and expansive time and space amid onrushing climate disasters - we study the ensemble as an organism of futurity. Investigating mycorrhizal networks - the roots of fungi that connect tree roots to each other underground, creating a network that shares resources between forest ecosystems - we ask: in a time of extinction, what can we learn from these ancient, non-human teachers that center collectivity, cooperation and curiosity? Through entangled ensemble dance practices, powerful solos, storytelling and worldbuilding with light and a massive golden net, this project proposes the wisdom of the dancer to ground into what we cannot see, but only feel, as the horizon to build and inhabit, together.
photos by Whitney Browne of Nora Alami and Mor Mendel in h o r i z o n