Movement Research at the Judson Church — September 16, 2019
Zachary Tye Richardson, Pelenakeke Brown, Anh Vo, Erik Thurmond
Available Bodies (prequel/initiation)
by Zachary Tye Richardson
Performers: Christopher Patterson-Rosso, Trinity Dawn Bobo, Zachary Tye Richardson, And Available Queer Bodies of Color
Sound: Zachary Tye Richardson, Trinity Dawn Bobo, Dj Ace Boogie- Pop it like a Pro mix, Nicki Minaj Your Love mix Diamond K- Dick Control, Puff a lot of Weed
Styling: Helen Franco + Available Queer Bodies of Color
Available Bodies is a part of a performance series on viewing the body as a form of entertainment. This iteration is devoted to comparing gender identifications and their psychological impact. This work particularly studies cisgender, non-binary, and transgender people of color. Available Bodies researches androgynous behaviors, gender dysphoria, and heteronormative discourse. These concepts reveal the opportunity to alter sexual anatomy. Two performers take viewers on a journey of gender discovery to reveal the importance of the mind-body interdependence. In their own transformations, we will have the chance to connect with the anatomical differences while associating emotional similarities. This evening is a queer offering to LGBTQIA-POC.
Support for Available Bodies was provided by a residency at Mount Tremper Arts
Red (for communism)
Choreographed and Performed by: Anh Vo
Videography: Quentin Burley
The Family
Director: Erik Thurmond Collaborators: Aminah Ibrahim, C.J. Jaeger, Claire Molla, David Kaplan, Ella Rose Dawn Wasserman-Smith, Emma Fitzsimmons, Emily Ruiz, Honey Jernquist, Iris McCloughan, Liam Mclaughlin, Mariusz Kujawski, Matin Zad, Melissa Word, Tara Hemmer, Tiago Valente, Tim Craig, Vanessa Walters, and Vyczie Dorado
Videography: Quentin Burley
down in the river
Pelenakeke Brown Collaborator: Yo-Yo Lin o crips, let’s go down , let’s go down, come on down, o crips, let’s go down, down in the river we play
Videography: Quentin Burley
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Movement Research at the Judson Church is a free, ongoing, Monday night performance series of experimentation and works-in-progress.
Performances are held on Mondays at 8pm (doors open at 7:30pm) at the Judson Memorial Church. Admission is free. There are no reservations, so arrive early.
For updates to the schedule, please visit www.movementresearch.org.