Brooklyn, NY
SALT (NYC)
an immersive performance that enables audience members to experience a collapsing relationship
Witness a family's unraveling and choose a side. "SALT" is an immersive performance that enables audience members to experience a collapsing relationship through dance, theatre, and sound. Directed and choreographed by Mamie Green, writers Sammy Loren and Ellington Wells break open Euripide’s iconic tragedy Medea, and musicians Melissa Achten and Eli Klausner score the piece live. "SALT" first premiered in Los Angeles to sold-out shows and has since toured internationally to Cyprus and the UK. Volta is thrilled to bring this work to The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, introducing it to NYC audiences for the first time! Performers: George Olesky, Ellington Wells, Mateo Vidals, Michaela Esteban, and Mamie Green About Volta: Directed by Mamie Green, Volta fuses physicality, theatricality, and multidisciplinary approaches to performance. Volta is passionate about presenting dance in accessible, nontraditional spaces and collaborating with artists across mediums, breaking the boundaries of contemporary dance. Volta has performed across the US, Europe, and the UK. Praised by publications such as the LA Times, Fjord Review and Hyperallergic, Volta also teaches Masterclasses & Workshops globally.
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Observer.
Ages: 13 +
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About Volta Collective
Directed by Mamie Green, Volta fuses physicality, theatricality and multidisciplinary approaches to performance. Volta is passionate about presenting dance in accessible, nontraditional spaces, often collaborating with artists across mediums. Volta’s work has been presented in the US, abroad, and dance festivals and has been reviewed by such publications as the LA Times.