The shows will be presented in an in-person/live-streaming format, giving people the opportunity to experience them in whatever way is most comfortable.
For a half-decade the Cherry Arts has brought a US theater approach to amazing plays written in other languages. But what can occur in a NON-US approach to theatermaking? One change can be the balance between text and movement. The Cherry has announced a season presenting three shows that shift this balance, bringing innovative movement to the forefront in three different ways. But first, they engage with important international theater texts, presenting benefit readings of contemporary theater writing from Ukraine.
Following their tremendously successful hybrid experiment last year, in 2022-23 the Cherry's productions will be presented in an in-person/live-streaming format, allowing theater goers everywhere the opportunity to experience the season in a way that feels most comfortable to them.
play readings to benefit a people under attack. Showcasing three nights of essential theater writing from Ukraine artists, this proud part of the Worldwide Ukrainian Play Readings movement gives voice to artists of the affected region. All proceeds benefit the Ukrainian people.
a production of the pan-Mexican XIPE theater collective, by Xavier Villanova. In ancient Greece, the Acheron river marked the transition between the world of the living and the world of the dead. This poetic, dramatic meditation creates a space for ideas on identity, migration, and the concept of "alien" at the Mexico-US Border. View the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/713066710
created by and starring Cirque du Soleil clown conceptor Daniel Passer, in collaboration with Cherry Collective Director Beth F. Milles. Their season's second movement-based work is a world premiere production exploring the heartbreak and humor of the aging process.
a movement based collaboration between award-winning Cherry Collective playwright Saviana Stanescu and choreographer Daniel Gwirtzman. Placing bodily expression in conversation with high-concept text, this final movement-based production explores the concepts of artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and what it means to be human.
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