bodycity joins Sharon’s Farm for outdoor performance — Saturday, August 1, 2009

bodyc­ity has been work­ing on a very spe­cial dance. We are hon­ored to par­tic­i­pate in another Sharon’s Farm (remem­ber edgecity?), but this time we will be danc­ing in a mag­i­cal amphithe­ater in the back yard of two esteemed patrons of the arts. Yes, they took their awe­some Altadena back­yard slope and exca­vated it into a mossy amphithe­ater. Every crook and cranny is sprung with plant life. Lizards dance amongst the rocks and ter­ra­cotta masks wink at you. It is an intox­i­cat­ing place, espe­cially if you bring a bot­tle of wine. Pic­nic with us this Sat­ur­day for an evening of orig­i­nal plays and our hum­ble plant dance:

Prom Night Pro­duc­tions Presents

SHARON’S FARM

An Open Air Evening of New The­ater, Dance & Music. It’s FREE!
WHEN: 8 PM, Sat­ur­day August 1
WHERE: FOLLY BOWL, www.paintedsurfaces.net
1601 E. Loma Alta Dr., Altadena, CA 91001

BRING seat cush­ions, a pic­nic & bev­er­age of your choice & your sweater
ARRIVE between 7 & 7:30 PM to ensure a seat and enjoy your pic­nic!
DIRECTIONS: 134 Free­way to Pasadena, Exit Lake Ave.
Go North 2.7 miles, Right on Alta Dena Dr.
Go .8 mile, Left on Porter. Entrance is at Porter & Loma Alta, Street Park­ing (rain cancels)

In Order of Play­ing & Artists/Performers:

“Nina” writ­ten and directed by Hank Bunker
with Barry Sher­man, Mike Wiles, Joe Sikora and Kad­ina de Elejalde

“House of Mir­a­cles” writ­ten and directed by Guy Zim­mer­man
with Cor­ryn Cum­mins, Gre­gory Littman and Gray Palmer

“Dance The Plant Like,” a Dance Per­for­mance by bodyc­ity
with Lake Sharp, Made­line Baugh, Alexis Hyman and Jen­nifer Lehman

“Teeth” writ­ten and directed by Wes­ley Walker
with Gill Gayle, Andrew Hop­per and Lisa Littman

“Hid­den Hills” writ­ten and directed by Sharon Yablon
with Kim Debus, Niamh McCor­mally and Christo­pher Kelley

MUSICIANS:
Andrew Pask/saxophones & clar­inets
Steuart Liebig/contrabass gui­tars
Stephen Rowe/guitar & vocals

Did we men­tion that the musi­cians are com­pos­ing music espe­cially for us?

So cool! Hope to see you there!