CANCELED: This is How We Remember
This show has been canceled. This is How We Remember is a meditation on loss and wonder – both personal and collective – and our responsibility to remember ourselves to one another in the face of grief. A live multimedia performance featuring original movement by Mary McGrath and Zoe Rabinowitz, music score by Galen Bremer, lighting design by Connor Sale, text, and video projection on found and fabricated objects, the…
This Complicated Place
“This Complicated Place” is a collaboration between creators of visual art and performance art. Our point of commonality is that we use our art forms to tell stories. Each of us has explored place, space, and memory in our art, and, based on our various collaborations, we want to work together. This project builds on our 2022 collaboration, “Imagination Playground” at Hatfield House, where, in an outdoor setting, Wing’s sculptures…
They’ve All Gone And We’ll Go Too
After premiering at the NJ Fringe Festival in 2019 and travelling to Edinburgh Fringe in 2022, 100th Meridian – a company dedicated to theatrical explorations of how rock and roll shapes our lives – brings a one-woman show, They’ve All Gone & We’ll Go Too back home to Philadelphia. The cast features two-time Barrymore Award winner Charlotte Northeast as Thompson, a woman desperate to get a ticket to the final…
THE YELLOW WALLPAPER
Humble Materials & guest artist Natalie Fletcher (body-painter / Skin Wars season 1 winner) join forces in a post-pandemic adaptation of Charlotte Perkins-Gilman’s THE YELLOW WALLPAPER. Our unreliable narrator, Jane, embarks on a quest to “cure” her mental illness despite her exhausting wallpaper. Humble Materials is a physical theatre collective in residence at Philly PACK. They produce small-budget, large-impact, femme-centric work. Founded in 2021, Humble Materials has produced WHITE DRESS…
The Van Gogh Shogh
Free show. Bring cash. Very special investment opportunity. A little bit karaoke, a little bit sip n’ paint, and a little bit The Barnes. Basically a bunch of moving projections of beautiful paintings by a tortured Dutchman who died a while ago. Good stuff people with taste and culture like.
The Torch Runners
The Torch Runners is a Dance Theatre piece that explores embodied ideas of personal legacy. Dancers express their history and hopes for the future through movement, spoken word and shenanigans. As my first piece coming out of bachelors I wanted to explore the questions us newly graduates find ourselves in. In particular when it comes to personal legacy what mark do we want to leave on the world? Are we…
The Tea
You are cordially invited to join drag performer Ania Upstill as they draw from their love of history and botany to recreate Robert Fortune, the real-life botanist who stole tea from China. Hear him spill the tea on his dirty dealings, and get your own fortune read in tea leaves by Fortune himself! Tea, ubiquitously associated with the British Empire, was not at all British in origin. The story of how tea…
The Tale of the Slaughtered Hog
The Tale of the Slaughtered Hog is a lively and raucous performance that weaves together Paige Phillips’ memories of growing up in coal country West Virginia with radical Appalachian histories. It is a sweeping narrative that encourages national allyship, highlighting patterns of labor exploitation and wealth inequality. Audiences learn about the Coal Wars, a series of armed labor conflicts led by a group of multiethnic and multiracial miners. Phillips, a…
The Stank Upon A Time: A Story About Funk
Urban Movement Arts and Philly Kerplop present “The Stank Upon A Time: A Story About Funk.” This show is a wonky and very unorthodox lecture demonstration on funk music and its related dances. You won’t be told what you want nor what you are expecting to hear about Funk. Prose that spans between paying homage to James Brown to no holds barred commentary on politics and identity are the backdrop…
The Softest Part of Her
The Softest Part of Her is a one-woman show that engages, evokes and embodies unapologetic liberation. Through movement, spoken word and storytelling, the audience is invited to tap into their softest part. Prepare your soul for a vulnerable journey of love, healing, and pleasure.
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