Events
Un poco Racoco: Racoco's Festival of Things
For the next two months, Racoco will be experimenting in a Festival of Things. We will perform our research results (and some choreography!) to live music May 2, 3, 9, and 10.
See below for the schedule. For more information or to RSVP, send us an email!
-Chris, Fina, Lucia, Masumi, Meghan, Polina, Rachel, Sam, and Toby
Performance schedule
price: $25-50 suggested donation (pay what you wish)
Cash at the door or Zelle/Paypal via Racoco's website
RSVP and we'll guide you personally to the Laboratelier from the building's main door, speakeasy style
This weekend, May 9 and 10 the company will perform two chapters of the Assemblage Project, which conjures memories of our families from objects they’ve left behind. My Mother's Eyes and My Grandfather's Nose will both feature live music composed and arranged by Chris Becker, with Lucia Stavros on harp and Samuel Gray on viola and violin, along with dancers Masumi Kishimoto (also Racoco's assistant director), Meghan Schardt-Gensberg (Saturday, May 9 only), Fina, and Toby Billowitz.
Saturday, May 9
5pm Performance: My Mother's Eyes
7pm Performance: My Grandfather's Nose
Sunday, May 10
1pm: Performance: My Mother's Eyes
4pm: Performance: My Grandfather's Nose
5:30pm: Performance: My Mother's Eyes
Feel free to bring objects that you
- would like to release/throw away/part with
- have broken or damaged and want to repurpose
- are attached to but need to let go
See you soon!
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Resistance training for changing times: Notice, experience, respond
Tuesdays at 6:30pm ET on Zoom.
Explore the basic principles of Action Theater* improvisation. Through simple, fun exercises playing with movement, sound, and language, participants explore living in their bodies as well as their minds, mining and reveling in the multidimensional nature of being a human. Come explore radical existence in the present moment, audacious sensitivity to the self and others, and the ripe accessibility of limitless imagination! It is amazing training for performers; it is also amazing training for life.
Whether you're a neophyte or an experienced improvisor, come and play!
