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eVokability: Standing Noise

June 14-16, 2007 at Dance Theater Workshop Studio, NYC
Performers: Shelley Barry, Lezlie Frye, and Cathy Weis

 

Performer: Weis<br/>Photo by Jacques-Jean Tiziou
Performer: Weis<br/>Photo by Jacques-Jean Tiziou
Performer: Weis<br/>Photo by Jacques-Jean Tiziou
Performer: Weis<br/>Photo by Jacques-Jean Tiziou
Performer: Weis<br/>Photo by Jacques-Jean Tiziou

 

Sarah Drury of Temple University invited three performers to participate in a collaborative project concerning movement and technology. The women she chose were performers with diverse backgrounds, disabilities, and talents.

Performers Lezlie Frye and Shelley Barry, developed specialized gloves that responded to the movements of their arms and hands. As Weis had been studying the act of walking for the previous six years, she developed a pair of specialized shoes.

Temple programmer Seth Erickson fitted the shoes with sensors that sent information back to a computer, which generated graphic images in response to each step.


Performance history:

Dance Theater Workshop Studio, NYC (2007 – premiere)
Spirit Wind Studio, Philadelphia, PA (2007)

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