The
Clothesline Muse
The
Clothesline Muse is
a multi-disciplinary theater project that explores the clothesline as
a metaphor of our community lifeline and its ties to our social
history and current environment. The performance honors our ancestors
and their stories by transforming the task of washing clothes by hand
into beautiful imagery that includes dance,
live
music (voice and percussion), spoken word, interview text, video and
interactive art. The project collaborators are six-time Grammy
nominated Nnenna Freelonas “The Muse,” Maya Freelon Asante,
Kariamu Welsh, and Serena
Ebhardt.
projected
touring availability
June
2014–September 2016
production
needs
Appropriate
for traditional proscenium
and well-equipped black box venues
of
200–1,000 seats or more. Set and technical elements are designed to
be flexible for spaces with limited technical specifications
(museums, art festivals,
and multi-use spaces). Technical elements
(still and video projections, animation, sound design elements,
costumes, sets, and lighting) designed to tour, load in, and load out
easily. Original music performed live with percussion and voice.
Total touring company will be 10–11.
tour
coordinator
Pamela
M. Green, Agent PMG Arts Management, LLC pam@pmgartsmgt.com
tel
919.813.6092 www.pmgartsmgt.com
