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PORTLAND PERFORMANCE: Don't miss Oct 16-17 Alembic

In the fourth show for the current season of Alembic, curator Meg McHutchison brings together three performances from Vanessa DeWolf (Seattle), Kris Wheeler (Seattle), and RedFred (PDX). Meg, Vanessa, and RedFred all presented work at our "Light & Shadows" benefit for New Oregon in June... lots of you have told us how much you dug that event, so make sure you check out this one!

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Alembic #4

   
Friday, October 16, 2009 at 8:00pm
 Performance Works Northwest
4625 SE 67th Ave 
Portland, OR

CURATOR: Meg McHutchison
PERFORMANCES:
Vanessa DeWolf: Wobbly Things (Seattle)
Kris Wheeler: Something (Seattle)
RedFred (Portland)
Tickets $10-15 sliding scale

The conceptual thread that ties these artists together is their investigation of the boundaries of performance space. They are intrepid in their improvisational practice(s) of invitation to and feedback from their audiences. Their curiosity is fueled by imagination, and illuminated in the moment-to-moment transformation of performance.

This project is part of Alembic, guest-curated events produced by Performance Works NorthWest.
http://pwnw.wordpress.com/
performanceworksnw.org

October 15, 2009 in REVIEWS & POINTERS, subject: art + performance |

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