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Alembic #5: The Third Side - studies in radical nostalgia
Dates From December 04, 2009 8:00 PM
Through December 05, 2009 8:00 PM
 
Location
Performance Works NW
4625 SE 67th Ave
Portland, OR 97206
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Info Line 503-777-1907
Website http://performanceworksnw.org
 
Contact Linda Austin
4625 SE 67th Ave.
Portland, OR 97206

503-777-1907
lindapaustin@mac.com
 
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THE THIRD SIDE

~ studies in radical nostalgia ~

Rebecca Davis (dance)
*premiere: solo adaptation of Deborah Hay's "I'll Crane For You"

Sreshta Rit Premnath (sound)
Ben Asriel (movement)
Jaime Lee Christiana (voice)
Emma Lipp (dissimulation)
Alicia McDaid (memorization)
Kaya Oneida (constellation, unearthed)

programmed by Bethany Ides

December 4 & 5
8 pm


THE THIRD SIDE of the tape occurs when the magnetic tape is twisted from exhaustion and outstrips its memory. 

This program collects interpretations in dance, theater and sound -- each internalized and processed before reemerging and taking new form.  Rebecca Davis, a choreographer and installation artist based in New York, will premier "I'll Crane for You," the result of her participation in Deborah Hay's 2008 Solo Commissioning Project.  Interdisciplinary artist and independent researcher, Sreshta Rit Premnath (NYC) spearheads an assembly of local performers in dynamically rehashing a playlist of sappy 70's folk songs that once filled the halls of his now-demolished art school. 

If you've ever wondered what to call the place between recalling and foretelling, imagined yourself and your cohorts starring in a "flashback" episode from the sitcom of your lives, or pressed "play" in order to reconceive an emotional terrain now in ruins, you've been dialing The Third Side.  The phone is ringing again.  It's for you.

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