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Actor and slam-poet-turned-musician Saul Williams pairs tracks from his albums MartyrLoserKing and Encrypted & Vulnerable with choreography to explore the intersection of technology and race, exploitation, and mystical anarchy, where hackers are artists and activists. Directed by MacArthur Fellow Bill T. Jones, dancers move through a progression of otherworldly scenes, flooded with strobe and neon lights, while wearing elaborate headdresses—“one like a giant brain or large Afro, another like a Cubist head made from shards of vinyl records” (The New York Times).
This production contains nudity that may be inappropriate for attendees under 18. Discretion is advised.
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Saul Williams
composer/performer
Bill T. Jones
director
Maria Bauman
choreographer/performer
Jade Solomon Curtis
choreographer/performer
Kayla Farrish
choreographer/performer
Marjani Forté-Saunders
choreographer/perfomer
d. Sabela grimes
choreographer/performer
Jasmine Hearn
choreographer/performer
Codelia King
performer
Nayaa Opong
performer
Shamel Pitts
choreographer
Aku Orraca-Tetteh
performer