The Mother Line Story Project Comes to HERE Arts Center as Part of SANCTUARY

Following sold-out performances at The PIT, Dixon Place, and Abingdon Theater Co. THE MOTHER LINE STORY PROJECT is coming to the HERE Arts Center Main Stage in a double bill with Alicia Raquel as part of Sanctuary for a one-night-only engagement on Thursday, February 9th at 8:30pm. Created and performed by members of The Mother Line Story Project, this evening of unique stories celebrating women is based on an original concept by Eliza Simpson.

Tickets $20 One Night Only!

Thursday, February 9th at 8:30 PM

at HERE Arts Center Main Stage

145 Avenue of the Americas

New York, NY 10013

Entrance on Dominick St., one block south of Spring Street

C/E to Spring, 1 to Houston

THE MOTHER LINE STORY PROJECT is a storytelling platform specifically designed to bring together generations of women to tell the stories of their maternal ancestors through the creation of new, self-devised work-think The Moth Radio Hour meets ancestry.com. During a series of workshops, an ever-expanding cast of storytellers works with guest directors and designers to curate one-of-a-kind performances, in which the triumphs and traumas of the women who came before can be spoken, heard, and celebrated. Universal appeal meets personal power in this show by women, about women, for everyone.

HIPS HANDS TONGUE is a story about embodiment, or coming into being, told through dance, interactive sensory world making, and oral storytelling conceived and performed by Alicia Raquel.

SANCTUARY is a part of SubletSeries@HERE: a curated rental program, which provides artists with subsidized space and equipment, as well as technical support.

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Mother Line Ensemble:

Lauren Nordvig

ELiza Martin Simpson

Amanda A. Lederer

Dea Julien

Brandi Knox

Clare Edgerton

Sophia Zukoski

Vanessa Bellew

Erika Bracy

Lillith Fallon

Amanda Tudor

Rachel Yong

Asia Kate Dillon

THE TEAM:

Director: Devin Dunne Cannon

Production Stage Manager: Elise Keller

Lighting Designer: Christina Watanabe

Project Producers: Lauren Nordvig, Amanda A. Lederer, Eliza Simpson

Original Concept: Eliza Simpson

Sanctuary Producers: Adam Salberg and Jonathan Cottle in asociation with Less Than Rent Theatre