The Radical Joy Project
Freeing the Creative SpiritA theatrical project confronting our past, breathing into our present moment and envisioning our future.
A unique exploration of how music, theater and movement can be tools for radicalizing the imagination and freeing the creative spirit within. A three-part remote performance project and collaborative collage that confronts our past, breathes into our present moment, and envisions a future that is inherently liberatory.
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Part One: The Past
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Parts Two & Three: The Present/The Future
There will be a post-show discussion with the cast and company via Zoom following the Friday evening performance; a link will be provided in the YouTube live chat after the event.
The Radical Joy Project will be streamed as a three-part performance via the Hopkins Center YouTube Channel; each part will feature a series of unique performances created by company members around a specific theme. Each part will remain available on YouTube following its premiere, until June 1.
Jarvis Green, co-director
Rebecca Martínez, co-director
Carol Dunne, co-director
Kevin Smith, music director
Dan Kotlowitz, production design collaborator
Laurie Churba, production design collaborator
Michael Ganio, production design collaborator
For more information and to read more about the production, visit the Dartmouth Department of Theater website. Supported in part by the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning and the Hopkins Center for the Arts.
Originally scheduled for March 6–8.
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