Choreographed by Alice Shepard
Succumb explores care-- when we accept it, when we reject it. How do we express care without touch or contact? When and how is care a joy? When is care a “care” or a “burden”? What are some of the unwritten and unspoken ideas around care in our different communities? How do we “take” care; who does the “care-giving?” Why? Succumb searches for connection, seeks relationship, exposes the desire to belong.
Featuring
Kelsie Acton
Kaylee Borgstrom
Sara Campos-Silvius
Lindsay Eales
Jinny Hilliard
Bobman Jeffrey
Rebecca John
Erin Newman
Danielle Peers
Nicolle Pilon
Mary Schneider
Alex Sutherland
About Alice Sheppard
Alice creates movement that challenges conventional understandings of disabled and dancing bodies. Alice's work has been commissioned by CRIPSiE, Full Radius Dance Company, and MOMENTA Dance Company. Alice’s most recent project is a collaboration with dancer Laurel Lawson, lighting and video artist Michael Maag, and professors Sara Hendren, Yevgeniya Zastavker, and students of Olin College.
Succumb explores care-- when we accept it, when we reject it. How do we express care without touch or contact? When and how is care a joy? When is care a “care” or a “burden”? What are some of the unwritten and unspoken ideas around care in our different communities? How do we “take” care; who does the “care-giving?” Why? Succumb searches for connection, seeks relationship, exposes the desire to belong.
Featuring
Kelsie Acton
Kaylee Borgstrom
Sara Campos-Silvius
Lindsay Eales
Jinny Hilliard
Bobman Jeffrey
Rebecca John
Erin Newman
Danielle Peers
Nicolle Pilon
Mary Schneider
Alex Sutherland
About Alice Sheppard
Alice creates movement that challenges conventional understandings of disabled and dancing bodies. Alice's work has been commissioned by CRIPSiE, Full Radius Dance Company, and MOMENTA Dance Company. Alice’s most recent project is a collaboration with dancer Laurel Lawson, lighting and video artist Michael Maag, and professors Sara Hendren, Yevgeniya Zastavker, and students of Olin College.