Drastic Dragon Station
Photo by Kate Grosswiler, 2014.
Tiny Monologue Play. 1M.
3-7 Minutes A monster kept as a prisoner of war in a woman's brain is tortured as her constant creating drowns him with ink, but this overworking ends up turning the tables. Readings: KINDLING Fundraiser The Cabin 2015, Boise, ID California Institute of Integral Studies 2015 San Francisco, CA Scar Dates
Making visuals to create the narrative, 2014.
Performance art piece. 1W.
10 Minutes A movement piece depending on audio recorded narration, outlining body scars over time and their history as a way to let go of them. Showing: California Institute of Integral Studies, 2014, San Francisco, CA Carny Veil
At 4Q Gallery, Photo by Allan Ansell, 2010.
Short monologue play. 1 W.
15 Minutes In this elaborate blast of narrative and movement, a woman’s life unravels in order for her to find peace. After a year of romantic misadventures, disasters and loss with a ragtag carnival crew, coming close to death is the only thing that saves her. Performances: Treefort Music Fest Sesquishop and The Modern Outside, 2013, Boise, ID First Thursday 4Q Gallery 2010, Boise, ID Publication: Death Rattle Zine |
Faceless
Photo by Dan Allers, 2012.
Tiny Monologue Play. 1W.
2-5 Minutes A headless woman who lost her face looks for it everywhere. Reading: California Institute of Integral Studies 2015, San Francisco, CA Survivors
For Collapse Theater, Photo by Sherilyn Orr, 2011.
Short monologue play. 1W.
15 Minutes In this movement-centralized piece depending on audio narrative, Dani finds a shelter when the earth and all its animals, plants and elements fight back to regain balance lost when humans were in control. After reinforcing her safe location, though, her refuge becomes her cell as she waits out the destruction above ground. Reading: theBOISEAN Launch Party Hyde Park Books 2012, Boise, ID Production: Collapse Theater, F*** the Earth Night Visual Arts Collective 2011, Boise, ID Publication: theBOISEAN Mere Ending
Photo by Dan Allers, 2012.
Performance Art Piece. 1 W/1M.
15 Minutes Here is a nightmare-turned-triumph using repetition, piles of paper, notebooks, scripts, reference books, pens, a kitchen timer, a typewriter, a trashcan and a mirror that simulates the last sleepless hours before a deadline as a writer struggles with Dorothy, her collaborator in the mirror to create a masterpiece. Performance: Incidentally, Yours Gallery Alexa Rose 2009, Boise, ID |