In The White Woman, Magali Chouinard takes a tender look at how solitude can be a special place, a place where we discover and rediscover ourselves. By daring to be silent, to move slowly and deliberately, and by steering away from a linear narrative, Chouinard invites audiences to invest themselves in an otherworldly visual poem.
Designed for families and kids, this original piece by Detroit-based Interstate Arts mixes hilarious and bizarre live performers with sweet and spectacular puppets of all sizes in celebration of the universal human experience of eating. PLAY with your food invites audiences to learn urban gardening and cooking how-to’s, hear from a chatty muffin, and get down with the sweet sound of a veggie synthesizer.
In Underground Railroad, Not A Subway, Schroeder Cherry shares the story of a young boy who escapes slavery and run North, encountering free blacks, sympathetic whites, and slave catchers along the way. Will he make it? This 45-minute presentation is performed with a variety of puppets constructed by Schroeder Cherry: rod puppets, hand puppets and wood cut-outs.