Invisible Stories (in Progression)

November 9
7:30PM
Mole Hill Theater
Alstead, NH

Invisible Stories is a dance in progression, a kind of movable feast of ideas and movements and books, conceived and performed by Kate Tarlow Morgan and Sarah Slifer Swift. For this performance we are joined by visual artist Susan Erony and musician Stefan Brandstatter.

We are working with books and the loss of books, the life and movement of language. Charles Olson's in there too. And the oceans that pour up out of the mines and lap at the edges of Avalonia.

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