Jeopardized Life: An Interactive Game

 

Performances:

Monday, July 28th 12:30-2pm

Tuesday, July 29th 4:30-6pm

Wednesday, July 30th 4:30-6pm
 

FREE and open to the public.

 

Using the room as an institutionalized interrogational space, a woman sits in a chair attached to the space by strings and tape. Outside passersby are invited to pick a card from a basket. The card will give them something to say or do to the woman inside. They may also give her an action, which she will respond to with acknowledgement, ignorance, or surprise.

 

Kendra Ware is a writer, director, performance artist, and actress who has performed throughout NYC, gracing such venues as PS 122, LA Mama, Here, The Ohio Theater, and Pan Asian Rep. She has performed with the Classical Theater of Harlem and Target Margin Theater. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, she is currently working on her MFA in performance at California Institute of the Arts. In LA, she has worked with the Long Beach Opera, Dan Hurlin & Dan Froot, Ken Roht, Travid Preston, and Carl Handcock Rux. As a writer, she just finished writing, directing and producing her play, The Menstrual Show and sci-fi butoh inspired piece, The Parousia. She is pleased to be returning to do a site- specific piece with chashama.