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On the Cranial Nerves of Barbarians II: A Carp – Sanctuary – July 12, 13, 14, 15 (NYC)

On the Cranial Nerves of Barbarians II: A Carp Sanctuary
July 12, 13, 14, 15 (in person)
tickets here and livestream (July 13 only)
6:30 processes begin
7pm performances begin
Created for the final ICE FACTORY at the New Ohio (which is closing at the end of the festival) by PPL

PPL‘s latest work, “On the Cranial Nerves of Barbarians II: A Carp Sanctuary,” is scheduled for a four-day run from July 12th to the 15th at the New Ohio Theatre. This event is part of the final ICE FACTORY series at the venue. The creators of the show, a mix of artists and performers including Noah Ortega, Mia Destiny, 3dwardsharp, Thea Little, Jessica Bathurst, Irina Varina, and Jess Applebaum, describe the performance as an experimental blend of noise, dance, documentary, and theory.

The show begins at 7pm, with pre-show processual scores starting at 6:30pm. During the performance, audiences can expect explorations of brain, mind, and societal models, references to Georg Büchner, and performances involving song and dance. Elements of carp ecology, justice, and care also weave into the show’s narrative. The performance includes loud sounds; earplugs are available, and audience members can move freely in and out of the theater.

The New Ohio Theatre is ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. All video content has closed captioning, and the full libretto is accessible via QR code during the show. For additional details, reach out to [email protected]. For those unable to attend in person, a livestream is available on July 13th. Tickets can be purchased here.

Photo by: Jess Applebaum

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Caden Manson is founder of Big Art Group (1999 to present) and Curator of ContemporaryPerformance.org (2010 to present) ABOUT BIG ART GROUP: Big Art Group is a New York City performance company founded in 1999. The company uses the language of media and blended states of performance in a unique form to build culturally transgressive and challenging new works. Since its inception, it has toured nationally and internationally and produced critically acclaimed works including the ‘Real Time Film’ trilogy Shelf Life, Flicker, House of No More, SOS; and its reality-based theatre series The People. He is co-creator, director, video designer and scenographer on all 11 Big Art Group productions that have toured to over 60 cities thoughout North American, Asia and Europe for the past 17 years Manson has also shown video ininstallation in Austria, France, USA and Germany; performed his solo work,PAIN KILLER, in Berlin, Singapore and Vietnam; and taught workshops and masters courses in Berlin, Rome, Paris, Turin, New York, Toulouse, Montreal, San Francisco, and Bern. His ensemble has been co-produced by the Vienna Festival, Festival d’Automne a Paris, Hebbel Am Ufer, Rome’s La Vie de Festival, Theatre Garonne, Wexner Center for The Arts, and The Kitchen NYC. He is a recipient of the 2001 Foundation For Contemporary Art Fellowship, is a 2002 Pew Fellow and received a 2009 Fellowship from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. He lives in New York City and outside Philadelphia where he maintains his studio. ABOUT CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE NETWORK The Contemporary Performance Network is an online community and blog with a growing roster of artists, scholars and presentering members in the field of performance. Manson founded the community in July of 2010 and today it has grown to over 12000 members and fans world wide. The term Contemporary Performance is used to describe hybrid performance works and artists that travel between the fields of Experimental Theatre, Dance, Video Art, Visual Art, Music Composition and Performance Art without adhering to one specific field's practice.

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