World Premiere of GEOGRAPHY at On the Boards

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

World Premiere of GEOGRAPHY at On the Boards

Scott/Powell Performance at On the Boards (Seattle) – November 15-17 at 8:00 pm

On the Boards (OtB) presents the world premiere of Geography, a multi-media performance work for Scott/Powell Performance, November 15-17, 2007 at 8:00 pm. Geography is choreographed by Mary Sheldon Scott and composed by Jarrad Powell, with set design by visual artist Robert Campbell, costume design by Mark Zappone, and lighting design by Julianne Keenan. Some of Seattle’s foremost modern dancers – Alice de Muizon, Beth Graczyk, Mikhail Kaschock, Jim Kent, Jess Klein, Sean Ryan and Ellie Sandstrom – form the powerful cast for this vibrant new work. Inspired by man-made changes to our global geography, Mary Sheldon Scott’s intricate choreography and Jarrad Powell’s electro-acoustic scoring coalesce to map challenging internal and external worlds in an environment of glass and light designed by visual artist Robert Campbell.

TICKETS are available from On the Boards – 206.217.9888 or via the website at ontheboards.org

On the Boards is located at 100 West Roy Street in lower Queen Anne at the corner of 1st Avenue West and Roy

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Wednesday, November 7, 2007