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ATL's HURRICANE SEASON: The hidden messages in water

Alixa and Naima, the Brooklyn-based, internationally acclaimed performance duo, Climbing PoeTree (www.climbingpoetree.com), are on tour with a ground-breaking, multi-media show that obliterates the boundaries between performance and activism. Atlanta's Hurricane Season tour stop will take place at Eyedrum, 290 Martin Luther King Jr Dr S, on Wednesday, December 6th. Doors at 6:30, showtime 7:00 p.m.

Through a tapestry of spoken-word poetry, video projection, dance, shadow art, and a sound collage of personal testimonies, Hurricane Season connects the issues that surfaced in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina to the unnatural disasters disenfranchised communities are experiencing nationwide and worldwide on a daily basis.

Hurricane Season tackles global warming, environmental injustice, policing, prisons, militarization, corporate domination, gentrification, and displacement as they manifest from one gulf to another, with a powerful tale of resistance, resilience, creativity and survival.

Rhythmic and uplifting, revealing and deeply moving, Hurricane Season seeks not to captivate audiences, but to liberate them.

A solution-cipher is an integral component of every show: a forum that addresses the impacts of the issues surfaced in Hurricane Season on a local level, and illuminates solutions that are already underway. The objective of the solution-cipher is to cross-pollinate creative strategies for self-determination and to turn the passion generated in the show into action manifested in the community.

Hurricane Season is touring the nation in a vehicle that runs on recycled vegetable oil. They began on the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (August 29, 2008) and will hit over 50 cities within the year!

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
about Climbing PoeTree: www.climbingpoetree.com
about Hurricane Season: www.hurricaneseasontour.com