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Song of the Sea
the cell
New York, NY
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Song of the Sea
Song of the Sea is a double feature: SIRENS and The Girl From Bare Cove, built to give a community the voice they need to heal.

Two shows intertwined. A voice for the voiceless.

SIRENS - A sideshow symphony based on Hans Christian Anderson's The Little Mermaid, Oscar Wilde's The Fisherman and His Soul, Lorelei, and other water mythos. Set in the Freak Show at Coney Island, the waters of Gravesend Bay, and the liminal space between. With sounds inspired by the Vaudeville stage, sea shanties, Barnum and Bailey, and burlesque clubs, SIRENS is a dream. A nightmare. An exhibition of biological rarities and mundane regularities. At its deep, dark heart, SIRENS asks: What makes us human?

The Girl From Bare Cove - An original folk opera written for actor-musicians, The Girl from Bare Cove follows a family in crisis as they face the near-loss of one of their own. With songs inspired by the folk sounds of New England and a story rooted in the ghostly traditions and fairy tales of that place, this modern-day fable invites us to explore the communities we share and the worlds we build for ourselves.

Directed by Maridee Slater
Original Music by Jillie Mae Eddy
The Girl From Bare Cove written by Jillie Mae Eddy
SIRENS developed by the company, with libretto by Jillie Mae Eddy, and additional text from Tabia Lau, Matthew Minnicino, and Laura Zlatos
Music Direction and SIRENS arrangements by Ethan Wagner

Lighting Design by David Bengali
Costume Design by Joey Blaha
Sound Design by Andy L Sowers

Production Stage Managed by Aislinn Curry*

Featuring the talents of: Austin Auh, Megan Caniglia, Grace Denoncourt, Jillie Mae Eddy, Emily Ellis, Tom Giordano*, Sophia Holtz, Brittany Parker, Keith Michael Pinault, Emily Pintel, Dave Register, Corinne Robkin.

* appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association

incubated @thecell A Twenty-First Century Salon

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the cell (View)
338 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011
United States
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Arts > Performance
Arts > Theatre

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Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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