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Assembling My Parts is an autobiographical solo show that tells the story of a young woman who is trying to come to terms with her mother’s death and family history - all while attempting to find herself as an artist in New York City. Unexpectedly, she finds herself falling in love ... and as that happens, she is finally able to learn what it feels like to love herself.
Founded in 2000, the Performance Garage is housed in a historic 19th-century building that was originally a horse stable. Since 2002, the façade and interiors were renovated, and the space was transformed into supportive non-profit dance studios with residencies, educational programs, and a 110-seat dance theater.
1515 Brandywine Street
General Admission: $20
PWYC Options
1515 Brandywine Street
General Admission: $20
PWYC Options
Nora Hanley (performer/writer) is a solo show artist who writes and performs original work. She has studied theater and performed in Chicago, New York City, California, and England. Hanley initially trained as a dancer before shifting her focus to theater. She has studied with Mike Nichols, Paul Sills, and George Morrison. Padraic Lillis (director) is the Founding Artistic Director of The Farm Theater. He is an award-winning director and playwright. He has worked at all levels of our industry. Padraic has dedicated the last twenty years to developing new work. He has premiered plays Off-Broadway, Regionally, and at the Library of Congress. He writes scripts for theater, film, and audio. His scripts have been produced internationally. He has been published with Dramatists Play Services. As an educator, he co-designed Labyrinth Theater Company's education program, taught with NYU's Department of Dramatic Writing, served as the Humana Visiting Scholar at Center College, and was the Dayton Hudson Distinguished Artist at Carleton College. He also teaches play development through The Farm Theater. Padraic is the host of The Farm Theater's Bullpen Sessions podcast. He is a member of the Labyrinth Theater Company and a lifelong Yankee fan. Mary Catherine Donnelly (movement coach). Her interest in the body began many years ago through sensation-based storytelling, which led her to train in Italy in a professional development program integrating Gestalt, bioenergetics, Jacques LeCoq-based movement analysis, personal awareness, and physical theatre. MC has worked with a cohort of international artist/educators based in the US, Italy, and the Republic of Georgia in movement analysis and the poetry of the body.
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This event does not require masks to be worn