Thur-Sat, April 20-22 at 8pm
Returning to ODC following his 2007 critically acclaimed "Dancing Henry Five", director/choreographer/writer David Gordon and his Pick Up Performance Co(s) arrives for three performances of his new work, LIVE ARCHIVEOGRAPHY, his investigation into annotating his archive.
Featuring live performances from Valda Setterfield, Karen Graham, and Scott Cunningham, his scripted storytelling interlaces with projected collage, photographs, and videos. Gordon reexamines the artifacts of his past to demystify the relationship between life, family, and work.
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Returning to ODC following his 2007 critically acclaimed "Dancing Henry Five", director/choreographer/writer David Gordon and his Pick Up Performance Co(s) arrives for three performances of his new work, LIVE ARCHIVEOGRAPHY, his investigation into annotating his archive.
Featuring live performances from Valda Setterfield, Karen Graham, and Scott Cunningham, his scripted storytelling interlaces with projected collage, photographs, and videos. Gordon reexamines the artifacts of his past to demystify the relationship between life, family, and work.
Thur-Sat, April 20-22 at 8pm
Returning to ODC following his 2007 critically acclaimed "Dancing Henry Five", director/choreographer/writer David Gordon and his Pick Up Performance Co(s) arrives for three performances of his new work, LIVE ARCHIVEOGRAPHY, his investigation into annotating his archive.
Featuring live performances from Valda Setterfield, Karen Graham, and Scott Cunningham, his scripted storytelling interlaces with projected collage, photographs, and videos. Gordon reexamines the artifacts of his past to demystify the relationship between life, family, and work.
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Returning to ODC following his 2007 critically acclaimed "Dancing Henry Five", director/choreographer/writer David Gordon and his Pick Up Performance Co(s) arrives for three performances of his new work, LIVE ARCHIVEOGRAPHY, his investigation into annotating his archive.
Featuring live performances from Valda Setterfield, Karen Graham, and Scott Cunningham, his scripted storytelling interlaces with projected collage, photographs, and videos. Gordon reexamines the artifacts of his past to demystify the relationship between life, family, and work.
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