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SUMMARY:Out of an Abundance of Caution: Volume 49!
DESCRIPTION:OUT OF AN ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION is an avant-garde microfestival LIVE + online of quick + dirty-fascinating work responding to and from the places and people with whom we select to shelter\, on a wildly inclusive + non hierarchical platform \nProduced by Lauren Miller and Theresa Buchheister\nTech by Ben Sulzinsky\nPoster Image by Maya Sharpe\nCuratorial Support from Harriet Veltkamp and Kate Zibluk \nFEATURING: \n-Pioneers Go East Collective (LUCKY STAR) \n-Fernando Vieira (video and chat) \n-Brzezinski & Shcap (shadow puppetry) \n-Toney Brown and Steven Arcieri (film and review) \n-Yeujia Low (ANIMAL EMPIRE) \nHOSTED BY: \nKate Zibluk! \n***\nget into it early\, stay w us for the long haul \nentry is free\ntipping is encouraged (paypal.me/outofcaution)\nflying by the seat of our pants here so\nanything can happen \nSunday\, February 21\n8pm EST Show\nwww.twitch.tv/outofcaution \n*** \nKATE ZIBLUK \n \nKate Zibluk (she/her) is currently a student at Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts at The New School in New York City. Residing in Brooklyn\, she has been able to witness a wide range of experimental theater and performance that is shaping what she wants to do in her future. So far\, she’s not super sure! Kate is pretty chatty\, a lover of birds and iced coffee\, and in general\, an extremely anxious human being (the last point is something she’s working on)! Kate has experience in working the box office at The Brick Theater\, managing The Brick’s social media\, doing basic theater tech\, assistant stage managing Eugene Lang College’s production of “The Laramie Project” at Mabou Mines\, performing in Eugene Lang College’s production of “Hoppla\, We’re Alive!” at LaMama\, and running around doing anything she can to be helpful.  \n*** \nPIONEERS GO EAST COLLECTIVE presents a special excerpt of LUCKY STAR: superstar \n \nWhat does it take to be a star?\nA Meta creative journey \n​LUCKY STAR: superstar \nFilm by Pioneers Go East Collective \npremieres at The Exponential Festival 2021 \nFeaturing performance artists \nAnabella Lenzu (choreography/ devised writer – episode 1) \nDaniel Diaz (choreography/ writer – episode 2) \nBree Breeden (choreography/ devised writer episode 3) \nCameo appearance by downtown icon and Stonewall witness \nAgosto Machado (narrator & writer) \nCinematography by Jon Burklund \nDirection & writer Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte \nProduction design & writer Philip Treviño \nChoreography consultant Beth Graczyk \nSound design Ryan William Downey \nEpisode 1 includes cinematography by Todd Carroll \nLUCKY STAR is a hybrid performance and video-art installation inspired by icons of the\nperformance art scene in the 1970s coming out of Club 57 and The Pyramid Club. Borrowing\nvaudeville fabulousness to celebrate queer bodies\, the objectification\, creative endurance\, and\npursuit of artistic stardom\, LUCKY STAR is queer\, trippy irreverent\, with performers cast as\nalternate-universe superstar versions of themselves. A meta creative and experiential\nperformance\, the stars on stage tell heartfelt stories and recount their struggles to becoming\nstars. They are self-reflective\, and are looking in a mirror at their image\, while in the corner of\nthe room\, they see the poster of their favorite teenage icon\, looking back at them. \nUltimately\,LUCKY STAR invites viewers to witness stories of queer resilience\, beauty\, and the pursuit of artistic stardom. \n*** \nFERNANDO VIEIRA presents Unlabeled \n \nUnlabeled is a reflective documentary that explores the boundaries of masculinity and femininity within one person\, challenging the established relationship between sex and gender. \nFernando Vieira is an Ecuadorian-born\, New York-based writer\, director\, and performer. Many of his/her works document the effect of misogyny and heteronormativity on the lives of women and queer Latinx individuals. She also writes in the suspense genre. Notable works include writing and directing the stage solo play ‘Me voy porque puedo’ and directing a Spanish version of the Jean Genet classic drama ‘The maids’.  Also\, Vieira twice directed the queer comedy ‘Los nutcrackers: a Christmas carajo’ at BAAD! His latest works include writing the play “Goodbye\, Little George\,” and the reflective documentary “Unlabeled”\, where he explores living with dual gender identity. Vieira has been part of artistic cohorts at institutions such as NYFA\, Creative Capital\, and Leslie-Lohman Museum. In addition\, Fernando holds a Bachelor of Arts in Latin American Studies. \nIG: @fernandovieirausa \nWEBPAGE \n*** \nBRZEZINSKI & SCHAP present Body Stories: Sayeh \n \nBody Stories is a filmed shadow puppet series exploring the question: What is it like to be in your body? The series was inspired by interviews with Lisa Joyce\, Sayeh Khorsandi\, Hannah Datz\, and Rashaun Fraser. Original music was composed and recorded for the project by musician Christopher Vu.  \nBrzezinski & Schap is the creative partnership of Caitlin Brzezinski and Libby Schap. Their distinct style features moving shadows screens\, innovative light textures\, and blurred lines between performer and shadow character. Flying Lessons\, their premiere production\, toured the northeast and New Orleans in 2019 and received the Jim Henson Foundation Workshop Grant (2018) and Production Grant (2019)\, as well as generous support from the Bob Jolly Charitable trust\, Puppet  Showplace Theater\, and the Ko Festival.  Since the success of Flying Lessons\, Brzezinski & Schap have created several short\, filmed shadow pieces including Above/Below\, a short for Boston’s 48hr Stay At Home Film Project\, and their new series Body Stories.  \nIG: \n@brzezinski.and.schap  \n@chrisvu (composer) \n*** \nTONEY BROWN and STEVEN ARCIERI presents a film review of JOHN A. ARDELLI’S My 41st Birthday! \n \nToney Brown is a film scholar and producer living in Sunset Park\, Brooklyn. Steven Arcieri is a writer living in Allston\, MA (check out his work @ The Nervous Breakdown). Friends from college\, they spend most of their time drinking Surge soda\, reading Edouard Louis\, listening to pop music and talking about the cinema of John A. Ardelli. Tragically dying in March 2019\, John Ardelli represented a true embodiment of Dziga Vertov’s “Kino-Pravda” or film “film truth”. A man with a movie camera\, Ardelli left behind a trove of films documenting his hometown Sydney\, Nova Scotia. Join Toney and Steven as they dissect Ardelli’s master work “My 41st Birthday”. Rest In Peace John. \n*** \nYEJUIA LOW presents ANIMAL EMPIRE \n \nIn this one-act digital musical\, animals – sick of years of mistreatment and because a speeding sheriff accidentally kills the queen deer on a highway – take up arms against humans. \n​Created by: Yeujia LowThe first wave of attacks come from our pets – cats claw us to death\, dogs deafen and drive us to insanity with nonstop barking. Then\, the locusts \n destroy our crops\, the sparrows spread diseases\, all the wild animals invade the cities… When the dust clears\, will there be any humans left?” \n  \n  \n 
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