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Out of an Abundance of Caution: Volume Seven

May 3

Free
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
 
Co-Curated by: Jessica Almasy, Theresa Buchheister, Lauren Miller
Technical Coordinator: Matt JJ Miller and Mike Lacey
Image by: Audrey Taylor Lane
 
Emceed by Peter Funk and Peter Mills Weiss
 
Chat opens at 7:30pm EST and will feature videos by David Pym, Audrey Lane and an_outskirt
 
8pm-9pm EST FEATURES:
-Julia Bray / The Jay Bray (astrology vibes!)
-Richard Aufrichtig (music!)
-Eugene Ma + Cherry Lou Sy (performance + artist chat!)
-Emma Joy Hill text read by Hannah Kallenbach
-Master Lee (shamanic storytelling!)

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get into it early, stay w us for the long haul
 
entry is free
tipping is encouraged (paypal.me/outofcaution)
 
flying by the seat of our pants here so
anything can happen
 
Sunday, May 3
7:30pm EST Opens
8pm EST Show
www.twitch.tv/outofcaution
 
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David Pym

An abstract video with morphing organic creatures (Vena Cava) and a video exploring the Theater of our consciousness (Video element from Daniel Nelson/Annie Kunjappy’s “Microcosmitor” performance)

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Audrey Lane’s Evergreen

Evergreen is a meditation on grief and loss (I’d love if no description is included though, because i want folx to interpret the film themselves). 

Audrey is theatre/filmmaker, and the secret face behind the weekly posters. She yearns to make known the invisible thread that unites us all.

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an_outskirt’s Night Breaks

an_outskirt is a story-telling project. @anoutskirt is a Brooklyn, New York based story-telling project. its focus is Filipino folklore, superstition, chant, ritual, + electro acoustic sound worlds warped thro their immigrant experience. 

Night Breaks is an excerpt from our opera called Mga Stasyon (The Stations). Mga Stasyon is an opera structured as a series of vignettes where conversations on history – personal and (multi)national – clash, mix, and synthesize with our immigrant experiences. Mga Stasyon is derived from the ritual reading and reenactment of Christ’s Pasyon in the Philippines. The pasyon text was a Spanish colonial tool to inculcate the natives and promote docility. In an unexpected turn of events, this text became the spark that fueled popular uprisings against Spanish and subsequent American rule. Rice grains, brass gongs, bamboo, and chanting are sounds rich in symbolic significance for both pre colonial Philippines and for us, growing up. These along with voices, loopers, samplers, mixers, synths and guitars comprise the opera’s sound world.

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Julia Bray

A 5:30 PM Zumba Class at your local Dance Studio “Slippers”.

Julia Bray is a creator and performer who writes, acts, sings, dances produces experimental theater, gives astrology readings and teaches movement and yoga. 

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Richard Aufrichtig

Richard plays two songs.

Richard makes work in the form of songs, albums, photographs, festivals, poems, films, plays, and stories.

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Eugene M + Cherry Lou Sy

A Bedtime Monologue

Cherry Lou Sy is a writer hunkering down in Brooklyn, NY.

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Emma Joy Hill’s HELEN read by Hannah Kallenbach

Emma Joy Hill is a writer, actor, dramaturg, and theatre artist. In the past, she has worked with Bated Breath Theater, devising and writing for some of their productions. She has a BFA in playwriting from the University of Connecticut where she has had multiple workshops and staged readings of her plays: The Fit of the Coastlines, In Other Gardens, Trudy Tries to Say I Love You But Runs Out of Breath, Various Levels of Hell, and Those Hollow Bodies which will have its Chicago premiere this fall at Theatre L’Acadie. 

Details

Date:
May 3, 2020
Time:
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Cost:
Free

Venue

Brick Theater
579 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn, 11211 United States
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