
About this project
AUTO is a movement installation that takes place in and around a moving vehicle. Using the landscape of a parking garage, audience members move and are moved through a series of performance vignettes that inhabit the private and public space that is a car. AUTO investigates the body of performer/driver, the body of witness/passenger, and the body of the car itself. AUTO explores how we communicate when we are encased in a small piece of metal that can speed, stop, lock us in, blow us up, or crash at any moment. AUTO is a performance that takes place inside a parking garage. Audience members will be asked to walk throughout the garage during the performance. AUTO is the partner piece to CAR, the sold-out 2008 Live Arts hit.
AUTO
a dance in and on a moving vehicle
Directed and Choreographed by: Kate Watson-Wallace
Sound: Josh Cicetti
Costumes: Millie Hiibel
Performer/Collaborators:
Eun Jung Choi
Makoto Hirano
John Luna
Megan Mazarick
Daniele Strawmyre
Zach Svoboda
Michele Tantoco
Production Manager: Katherine Emery Cooper
Stage Manager: Lauren Mandilian
DATES AND TIMES:
Saturday 4/16 SHOW 8PM
Opening Night Party 9PM
Sunday 4/17 SHOW 8PM
Thursday 4/21 SHOW 8PM
Friday 4/22 SHOW 8PM
Saturday 4/23 SHOW 8pm
Sunday 4/24 SHOW 8pm
Thursday 4/28 SHOW 8pm
Friday 4/29 SHOW 8pm
Saturday 4/30 SHOW 8pm
Sunday 5/1 SHOW 8pm
TICKETS:
General Admission: $20
Student Tickets: $15
Opening Night Party + 1 ticket to opening night show: $50 (includes rooftop party with a DJ and drinks): $50
Please note: Audience members will be asked to walk around the garage. Please wear comfortable shoes and warm clothes.
LOCATION:
3300 Henry Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19129
BUY TICKETS:
http://www.pifa.or/vents/9801933
GET OR GIVE A RIDE TO A SHOW:
IF YOU WANT A RIDE:
E-mail AUTOcarpool@gmail.com with the date you want to go, your e-mail/phone number and how many people you are bringing with you.
IF YOU CAN GIVE A RIDE:
1.E-mail AUTOcarpool@gmail.com with how many seats are available in your car and what days you are seeing the show.
2. You will meet a group of people outside the Kimmel Center and give them a ride to and from the show on the night you are attending it.
3.Get TWO FREE TICKETS if you sign up before March 30th.
4. We will provide you with a list of people who will be in your car before the date you are going.
DONATE ON KICKSTARTER!
We are self-producing this show, so if you want to make an extra contribution, that would rock!
EVERY CENT WE RAISE GOES TO PAY MY INCREDIBLE DANCERS: DANIELE STRAWMYRE, MAKOTO HIRANO, MEGAN MAZARICK, JOHN LUNA, EUN JUNG CHOI, ZACH ZVOBODA, AND MICHELE TANTOCO.
If you have an extra $25 (or what ever you can do...) that you can contribute, we would appreciate it. It is really important to me to keep employing dancers, even as we see things changing in our economy.
Also, there are fun prizes like tote bags, tickets to the show and special roles in my shows, if you donate.
TO MAKE A DONATION, CLICK HERE
Kate Watson Wallace
1113 East Montgomery Ave.
Philadelphia PA
19125
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anonymous bodies is an interdisciplinary performance company co-directed by Kate Watson-Wallace and Jaamil Olawale Kosoko that creates movement installations for galleries, site-based locations, and proscenium stage venues. Drawing upon the traditions of visual art, post-modern dance, site-specific study, conceptual and performance arts, audience participation and public spectacle, anonymous bodies co-directors have won numerous awards, including a 2012 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival LAB Fellowship and a 2007 Pew Fellowship in Choreography. Known for their creative use of ordinary space, anonymous bodies "has a gift for making pockets of space feel infinite. Wild imagination ruled.” (The New York Times)