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projectLIMB presents handleless

at Solar One

 

 

23rd st and the East River

premiering on Friday July 8th, Saturday July 9th

& Friday August 26th, Saturday August 27th

With a Rain Date on Sunday July 10th & Sunday August 28th

Free

 

23rd st and the East River

Performance 7:00 pm

Begins at the Solar One Building


5 :00 pm

Handleless

Performance by Benjamin Asriel, Django Carranza, Loren Dempster-Paek, Gabriel Forestieri, Melissa Guererro, Ted Johnson, Emily Moore
Percussion by Django Carranza

Music by Loren Dempster-Paek

Choreography by Gabriel Forestieri

 

 

 

Handleless at Solar One by projectLIMB

ProjectLIMB creates, evolves, and performs work where real time relationships, rather than content, are primary. Handleless is an investigation of all our interactions, an attempt at revelation of the places we inhabit. Most performance is about control. Controlling the lights, controlling the sounds, controlling the movement, and controlling the experience. Handleless relinquishes these controls, and celebrates the ephemeral, including as much as is possible from what surrounds us. What better place to engage in this inquiry than Solar One and all that surrounds it.
We will introduce our process with a 30-minute guided walk/ meditation before the performance. It is the perfect way to connect with our inquiry in and with the space. The meditation is an offering: a gift of engaging, seeing, and listening to the venue itself.
ProjectLIMB works to bring performer, space, and audience back into relation. Using an immersive language that joins us all together in a celebration of this moment. Which is infinite and can never be “understood”, nor separate from. A living space is opened, where transformation and illumination act independent of design. Just as Solar One receives its power from the Sun, so Handleless will take its cues from the multitude of stimulus that is Stuyvesant Cove.

 

 

 

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