UPCOMING PROJECTS
Kafka’s Monkey
“Esteemed members of the Academy! You have done me the great honor of inviting me to give you an account of my former life as an ape.”
Kafka’s Monkey, a theatrical adaptation of Franz Kafka’s A Report to An Academy, is a daring, one-woman performance that touches on themes of origin, autonomy, and collective responsibility. The protagonist asserts she has evolved from ape to man in five short years in order to survive.
While grounded in the world of 1917, the play highlights questions of body autonomy. It asks, how does a person survive under increasingly constrictive conditions? What parts of ourselves do we give up to survive? What does freedom truly mean if one being’s freedom is at the expense of another’s?
6 Viewpoints Workshops at Tinworks Art
FREE! — Aug 10 and September 28 @ 3pm
A practice of improvisation and observation created by Mary Overlie. The materials: Space, Shape, Time, Emotion, Movement, Story.
One more! Come check out the Tiny Theater at the Big Sky Farmers Market every Wednesday 5-8pm.
A collaboration between 406 Cirque and Warren Miller Performing Arts Center, Tiny Theater is just that, a tiny theater offering tiny performance in public space!
Stop by for 10 minutes and experience a bit of glee.