An awkwardly sized trio.
How many parts are you composed of?
No group is ever equal.
The landscapes of individual experiences combined, sometimes aligned, sometimes divergent, sometimes in conflict.
How many parts are you composed of now?
Match vs. Match pulls apart a dance while putting it back together, in a relentless scaling out of relationship: to self, to one another, to environment. And again.
Concept and Direction Meg Foley
Choreography and Performance Meg Foley, Greg Holt, Michele Tantoco, and Christina Zani
Set Design Carmichael Jones
Run time 40 minutes
Premiere 2010 Live Arts Festival, Philadelphia, PA
video here.
Development support provided in part by FringeArts and Thirdbird.
How many parts are you composed of?
No group is ever equal.
The landscapes of individual experiences combined, sometimes aligned, sometimes divergent, sometimes in conflict.
How many parts are you composed of now?
Match vs. Match pulls apart a dance while putting it back together, in a relentless scaling out of relationship: to self, to one another, to environment. And again.
Concept and Direction Meg Foley
Choreography and Performance Meg Foley, Greg Holt, Michele Tantoco, and Christina Zani
Set Design Carmichael Jones
Run time 40 minutes
Premiere 2010 Live Arts Festival, Philadelphia, PA
video here.
Development support provided in part by FringeArts and Thirdbird.