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Tickets on Sale for DO JUMP's Holiday Show

By: Nov. 22, 2009
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DO JUMP!'s new holiday show is based on the memoirs of Sunny Lu (a beautiful orange tabby). See the extraordinary human members of DO JUMP! create a one room feline circus. This show includes trampoline furniture, flying human cat toys and live music from rock and roll to classical performed by Klezmocracy. Artful athletic and hilarious, Sunny Lu and Tiger Lilly is great for audiences of all ages.

To purchase tickets visit us at www.dojump.org or call us at 503.231.1232.

Show will be at the Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37th Ave. Portland, OR 97214

For 30 years, Founder and Artistic Director Robin Lane has led the Do Jump "actorbats" in creating a unique blend of theatre, dance, aerial work, acrobatics, dynamic visuals and live music that defies categorization. Celebrating both individual creativity and community spirit, Do Jump has thrilled audiences throughout North America.

In 1983, Lane and company renovated Do Jump's Portland, Oregon home, the historic Echo Theatre, a former silent-movie house, creating what has become an important locus of arts and culture in the vibrant Hawthorne District. The very next year saw the founding of the Do Jump Movement Theater School, teaching Do Jump's unique style of movement. Classes encourage physical confidence, freedom and grace in a creative, non-competitive environment.

Now creating works on a larger scale, Do Jump has produced many of its shows at the 800 seat Newmark Theatre at the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. The company has also toured extensively throughout the U.S. and Canada, including extended runs at L.A.'s Geffen Playhouse, New York City's New Victory Theater, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. Artistic Director Robin Lane has designed large-scale spectacles for events such as the Nike World Masters Games, the opening of Portland's west side light rail, and for ArtQuake, and Toronto's Winterfest 2003.

The past several years have been a fertile time in Do Jump's life, with Now: A Living Cartoon of the Present Moment (2002), 25 (2003), ¡Entusiasmo!: If You're Not Dreaming You Must Be Asleep (2003) and the company's most recent work, At Such a Dizzy Height (2006), inspired by the paintings of Marc Chagall.

 



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