Also, I’d like to remind you that our collective future is unquestioningly and emphatically diverse, intersectional, equitable, free, empathic, and reparated. if you’re not with it, then you are against it, man.
upcoming & in development ☟
Welcome to the Shiva House, Fall 2020
A virtual tour for community gathering in a time without gatherings. Click for more info about our show in the Melbourne Fringe on November 13, 14, 20, and 21st.
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Mirrors: Twisted Perception, Fall 2020
A dance theater project by Enya Kalia Creations using spoken word, movement, and light-objects to engage in discourse around self-perception, -worth, -love.
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The American Dream, Winter 2020
A collaboration with Mike Durkin’s Renegade Company exploring capitalism at its doorstep: a visceral aural guided performance through the spaces of the American Shopping Mall.
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Make Thee an Ark. Historic Spanish Point, Fall 2021 (rescheduled due to Covid-19)
Make Thee an Ark is a new site-specific play imagined by Raychel Ceciro, set 300 years in the future in a new Ark floating above an undersea Florida. Moored to an old oil rig, the New Ark harbors what may be the last vestiges of humanity after global warming has wreaked havoc on the planet. Combining storytelling with immersive performance, projection, and puppetry, Make Thee an Ark interprets the history of Historic Spanish Point from the perspective of a generation living in the flooded future. The performance runs just over an hour in duration. See photos of the space here.
Additionally, Historic Spanish Point is hosting a talk-back panel after the final performance with community members and local experts to discuss the play and its relevance.
Support for the Ark Dialogues programming was generously provided through a grant from Florida
Humanities with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities, by the John Ringling Tower Fund
with funds from the Arts and Culture Alliance of Sarasota County, and by Historic Spanish Point.
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Now at the End, Again. TBA (Cancelled due to Covid-19)
a new play meditating on our modern questions of grieving, gun violence, and the futility and catharsis of invoking ritual traditions today. featuring a contemporary somewhat Jewish family, an ancient group of old friends, and a mysterious clay creature unstuck from time and place, with a new strange little puppet.
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