New York, NY
Persou
an ancient ceremony worshipping the Goddess Persefoni at the Temple of Aphrodite in Paphos, Cyprus
Persou is a participatory experience in which guests will feast upon sights, sounds, and tastes as they are transported to an ancient ceremony worshipping the Goddess Persefoni at the Temple of Aphrodite in Paphos, Cyprus. As audiences help us welcome the rebirth of Spring, and participate in the goddess Demeter’s sneaky plot to eradicate Winter forever, you will be free to inhabit the temple as you join your fellow pilgrims seeking communion. Live music, bitesize snacks, and a vivid dream-like surrounding will transport the audience to another realm. Accessibility accommodations will be available upon request for guests who are unable to walk or stand for the duration of the performance. Nancy Manocherian's the cell theatre has a sweeping front window and a fully retractable back wall that will remain open throughout the performance to allow for airflow, social distancing, and an indoor-outdoor experience. In addition, the cell has been equipped with a new air filtration system. Audience sizes will be limited to 20 people per performance, everyone will be required to wear masks and provide information for contact tracing, and will be subject to temperature checks at the door. All safety precautions will be overseen by an OSHA certified Production Infection Control agent. Draw on ancient wisdom, welcome a new season of growth and shared experience and unite your journey with ours. Καλώς Ορίσατε! Please reach out to Persoutheshow@gmail.com with any questions, or to request a ticket priced on a sliding scale, capacity is very limited, but we will do our best to accommodate you.
Audience Role
On few occasions, the actors will be asking the audience questions and offering food and drink
Ages: All ages
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About the cell theatre
Our mission at the cell is to mine the mind, pierce the heart, and awaken the soul through the incubation of new work.