The DECAGON Project is a boundary-pushing, immersive dance-theater work that’s here to ask you a lot of questions: What is an audience? Are you always performing? What do your daydreams look like? Do you have strong feelings about aliens?

Exploring these questions in a mix of the performers’ own words as transcribed from dozens of hours of interviews and through contemporary dance forms, this eclectic ensemble of artists is struggling to find answers and wants to hear your thoughts. Together we’ll dance through conversations, share stories, and deeply investigate whether it’s fate, chance, or a little bit of both that bring us together in community.

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This workshop production of The DECAGON Project will be a stripped-down, intimate version of the collective’s inaugural dance-theater piece. A brief talkback with the cast and creative team will follow the showing.

To RSVP, please email 46mincollective@gmail.com.

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The DECAGON Project

A dance-theater work presented by The 46 Minutes Collective

Choreography by Hannah Littman

Dramaturgy, script, and production management by Avi Klipfel

Text direction by Emlyn Doolittle

Stage managed by Henry Hanson

Additional script writing by Gabby Kimbrough

Poster design by Elliot Hoke

Produced by Hannah Littman / The 46 Minutes Collective

CAST

Sloane Burling

Emlyn Doolittle

Lily Gee

Elliot Hoke

Gabby Kimbrough

Avi Klipfel

Hannah Littman

Mackenzie Nye

Kana Seiki

Kayla Spalding

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ABOUT THE 46 MINUTES COLLECTIVE

The 46 Minutes Collective is a non-hierarchical performance collective founded by artists committed to nurturing and producing boldly original, interdisciplinary time-based work. We aim to bolster emerging artists in their pursuit to push the limits of form, challenge the purity of medium, and foster collaborative processes. Our works exist in the in-between and the surreal; they tap on the fourth wall in a quest to make art that is accessible and creatively adventurous. 

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A Note on Accessibility: The Brick has trigger warnings posted in the space for each show for you to check if you so choose. If you would rather ask questions in advance of being in the space or would like to enter in advance of house opening due to our seating not being assigned, please reach out to theresa@bricktheater.com.