The Brick presents
?!: New Works 2023 – Night 22
featuring Colin Heininger, Jude Gallegos, Leonie Bell
August 15, 2023
8pm

Hosted by Peter Mills Weiss

The spiritual successor to The Exponential Festival, ?!:New Works features a veritable slew of experiment(al)(ing) artists from a variety of disciplines presenting brand new work. Working it out. With each other. With you.

Your thoughts in a state of impatience [personified]
Choreographed by Colin Heininger

This dance work provides a highly accurate and detailed view on the discordant activities of your thoughts in the span of time in which you, having previously dialed a number, are waiting to talk to a representative.

Choreography by Colin Heininger

Performed by
Colin Heininger
Amanda Molina
Adianna Valentine
Joslin Vezeau

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach

Find them: @colin_it_a_day colinheininger.com

Bodies Found: Family Stories of Murder and Shame
by Jude Neffertiti Gallegos

True stories from different generations of my family ranging from Zacatecas, Mexico to Southern California.

I. Pink Bikini

II. Francisca

III. Who Found the Body of Papa Lalo?

Created, performed, and directed by Jude Gallegos

cw: inappropriate situations with children, drug use, murder

Find them: @omniiglass, judegallegos.com

Morgen bin ich wieder da
Created and performed by Leonie Bell

looper songs &
lo-fi pocket projector Tanztheater.

where we look for windows
into that morning hour
where nothing stirs

hey we’re just
looking for a pulse

slivers.
silence.

a morning. 
a mourning.

Lineups are subject to change.

art by Mark Toneff

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