Annie Wilson’s dance-based, interactive exploration of grief
When: March 29–31
Where: JACK, 505 1/2 Waverly Avenue, Brooklyn
Price: $18, on sale soon
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Tags: #interactive, #dance, #participatory
Philly-based choreographer/performer Annie Wilson returns to JACK with At Home with the Humorless Bastard: an exploration of personal and collective grief that shifts the audience’s perspective by bringing them onstage and casting them in the dance. The show involves water, waterfalls, wombs, grief, gravity, glitter, charles manson, chaos, the olympics, natural disasters, encephalopathy, ambition, guilt, shame, violence, relational aesthetics, the politics of mental illness, heroin, cell death, menstruation, banshees, scotland, keening, booze, magic, money, the eagles, tribalism, erica’s sports bar, hopelessness, despair, “sexy nihilism”, spatial anything, reproduction, representation, and the cuisine in hospitals.
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