Raw Fruit is a multidisciplinary work in development led by KM Dance Project Artistic Director, Kesha McKey and Associate Director Catherine Caldwell. It is a collection of stories that reveal the essence of ancestral values which have been woven into the cultural fabric of our lives. This work examines legacy, identity, socialization, unity and friction …
Raw Fruit is a multidisciplinary work in development led by KM Dance Project Artistic Director, Kesha McKey and Associate Director Catherine Caldwell. It is a collection of stories that reveal the essence of ancestral values which have been woven into the cultural fabric of our lives. This work examines legacy, identity, socialization, unity and friction …
Raw Fruit is a multidisciplinary work in development led by KM Dance Project Artistic Director, Kesha McKey and Associate Director Catherine Caldwell. It is a collection of stories that reveal the essence of ancestral values which have been woven into the cultural fabric of our lives. This work examines legacy, identity, socialization, unity and friction …
Requiem for a Stranger is a work of movement-theater, music, and interactive design exploring the vast heartspace of grief. Inspired by texts by adrienne maree brown, Rainer Maria Rilke, the healer Martín Prechtel, and the creators’ own losses – the production is devised as a love song for the stage. Figures move like rivulets through …
Requiem for a Stranger is a work of movement-theater, music, and interactive design exploring the vast heartspace of grief. Inspired by texts by adrienne maree brown, Rainer Maria Rilke, the healer Martín Prechtel, and the creators’ own losses – the production is devised as a love song for the stage. Figures move like rivulets through …
Requiem for a Stranger is a work of movement-theater, music, and interactive design exploring the vast heartspace of grief. Inspired by texts by adrienne maree brown, Rainer Maria Rilke, the healer Martín Prechtel, and the creators’ own losses – the production is devised as a love song for the stage. Figures move like rivulets through …
