The five nights of Feast Your Famine: a watch-and-play concluded quietly on Sunday. Small, somehow, in the cavernous universe-womb-model of West-Park Presbyterian Church, but warm and full. The evenings brought unexpected questions and curves. Some moments of great glee. Some … Continue reading Feasting on famine…
— a realm of lost birds, a tree that got cut down, and Ronald’s horse who went awry. a devised stage performance that emerges from a collage of ancient sacred texts, modern academic writing, “found” popular elements, and original … Continue reading a new work by Wistaria Project…
Check out our website for Feast Your Famine: a watch-and-play for details on the event and to get tickets. We’re excited to bring you into the work of exciting artists and fervent activists November 13-17. Each night is a different … Continue reading Feast Your Famine website is live
November 13-17. An experiment in collaboration, creativity, and consciousness. With possibilities for multi-day game play or a single night’s experience, audiences can join a diverse body of artists and activists in a journey of boundary crossing, soul-troubling, and action through … Continue reading Join us in November…
Wistaria Project just returned from two weeks as visiting artists at Camp Ballibay for the Fine and Performing arts. We worked with campers to create a devised, outdoor, ambulatory performance, called Dichotomy, Mother of Thousands, about the cycles of life in the universe, with artists 10 to 17 years old — and a horse. Continue reading Dichotomy, Mother of Thousands
Sunday, June 23, from 2:30-5pm in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Application info below. Wistaria Project seeks collaborating performers and other artists to join this small collective for the continuing development of a devised work already in progress (Mosh-Pit Daisies) and possible collaboration … Continue reading June 23: Open rehearsal to meet new collaborators
We will present several days of social-action workshops and performances from a diversity of artists sculpted together into something like a non-religious Holy Week, a kind of art-and-action odyssey, that seeks to engage and subvert the myths of white male … Continue reading Wistaria Project receives The Center at West Park Performing Artist Residency, Fall 2019
