Photo by Cher Lemire
Cheerfully apocalyptic since 2012...
Please click HERE to support the 2015 tiny tour!
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We are delighted to have Stock Gumshoe as a corporate sponsor for the 2015 tiny tour!
2015 tiny tour financial collaborators:
Stock Gumshoe, corporate sponsor
Tammy Rosen Wilbur
Lindsay Sabadosa
Lester Tomé
Kelli Barry
Cat Wagner
Tim Sullivan
Bill Perry
Jude Christian
Jen Hartley
Debby and John Silliman
Ryan Miller
Janina Montero
Carol Aleman
Bill Timpson
Deborah Goffe
Lana Klemeyer
(Scroll down for more information about the project)
We are delighted to have Stock Gumshoe as a corporate sponsor for the 2015 tiny tour!
2015 tiny tour financial collaborators:
Stock Gumshoe, corporate sponsor
Tammy Rosen Wilbur
Lindsay Sabadosa
Lester Tomé
Kelli Barry
Cat Wagner
Tim Sullivan
Bill Perry
Jude Christian
Jen Hartley
Debby and John Silliman
Ryan Miller
Janina Montero
Carol Aleman
Bill Timpson
Deborah Goffe
Lana Klemeyer
the tinydance project began with the question of what dance and performance art would look like if we no longer had high tech resources available to us, and seeks to create dance in small, sustainable spaces.
The 4' by 8' tinydance stage can be towed by bike to performance venues. Presenting work in this way is intended to initiate conversations about observers' and participants' visions for the future of our world and ways in which we may (or may not) be preparing for major changes to our current way of life.
the tinydance project uses dance theatre and performance art to facilitate interdisciplinary discussions and events about issues related to sustainability. At the same time, we recognize that it is impractical and undesirable to live in a constant state of crisis, and so we approach the potential end of life as we know it with humor and good cheer.
Kelly towing the original tinydance stage on her maiden voyage. Photo by Dan Rist
The first piece created for the stage, "Where Shall We Go," was made for three dancers and a vocalist, and premiered at Earthdance on Aprill 22nd, 2013. Current repertory includes the duets "veins in the stones we carry" and "Tangled Layers." Please contact Kelly if you are interested in having a tinydance created for or performed at an event, either on the tinydance stage or in a small, site-specific space of your choosing.
These are some other ways you can support the project.
Click here to see the tinydance project in action
Click here and here to read about the tinydance project in the Daily Hampshire Gazette
Click here to listen to the interview about the tinydance project on The River 93.9
Photo by Cory Ellen Gatrall
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Photo by Cory Ellen Gatrall
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Photo by Tom Silliman
