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Cornish Presents: The Three Yells: Giselle Deconstruct

Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center
Seattle, WA

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Giselle Deconstruct is a reinterpretation of the ballet Giselle that explores death through love by suicide rather than a failed heart. Suicide is the largest killer of teenage girls worldwide, and is most acute in Southeast Asia where choreographer Veronica Lee-Baik originates. Through dance, Lee-Baik seeks to transcend female degradation into liberation and empowerment.

Conceived and choreographed by Veronica Lee-Baik
Lighting Designer I Tristan Roberson
Sound Composer I Brendan P Hogan
Performers I Chloe Albin, Tala Baldwin*, Dakota Crist, Daniel Costa, Corina Dalzell, Emily Durand, Liv Fauver, Sarah Hogland, Amy Ross, Hayley Shannon
*Apprentice

The Three Yells
www.thethreeyells.com
The Three Yells was founded by Veronica Lee-Baik to explore and translate modern dance through choreography, performance, and education. Based in Seattle, Washington, The Three Yells collaborates with cross disciplinary artists to install landscapes which results in a body of work that is as strikingly visual and physical as it is visceral. Some of its most celebrated creations are The Woman That Was Not There, Remember Me, To Restrain The Pillow, Jane, Moon Falling and Her Name Is Isaac.

Veronica Lee-Baik (Project Creator/Choreographer)
Originally from Singapore, Veronica Lee-Baik is a visual artist whose medium of choice is the body. Lee-Baik's varied experiences and background are reflected in her work, envisioning Western avant-garde styles through the prism of Asian aesthetics and traditions. Lee-Baik is a recipient of the 4Culture's 2016 Art Project Award, Office of Arts & Culture Seattle smART Ventures and the Artist Trust 2015 Grants for Artist Projects (GAP). She's also been awarded the 2017 City Artists Grant and the sponsorship of the Fremont Abbey Arts Center for Giselle Deconstruct.
Photo by Tim Summers

WARNING: haze, partial female nudity, flashing lights.