Two Twelve (2019)
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"Jodie Randolph of Ann Arbor, MI holds nothing back in “Two Twelve,” a hard-hitting, powerhouse trio danced by Christina Perry, KP Pollock and Megan Scheppelman. As they pounded on a flimsy folding table, I envisioned the rat race of women in a board room, the three tumbling over, under, and around their rattling prop." -, Art Intercepts
Two Twelve questions the undeniable tensions in our world through the subject of interpersonal conflict. Innate opposition becomes the source of investigation, offering a deep reflection of the polarity within ourselves. Our complicated need for human connection is countered by the wars that ensue between nations, between people, and ultimately within. A contrast between the individual versus the collective, this work explores themes of dependence, individuality, and manipulation set in motion by a series of reactions that reach for a tipping point and question the boundary between self and other.
Preview: May 3&4, 2019 | Detroit, MI YMCA Boll Theatre Premiere: October 2 & 3, 2020 | Canton, MI Village Theater Choreographed and Directed by: Jodie Randolph in collaboration with the artists Performers: Sam Assemany, Claire Little, Christina Perry, Kaitlyn Pollock, Megan Scheppelman Lighting Design: Seth Amadei |
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We are looking to raise $10,000 toward the creation of this exciting project! We need 20 people to donate $500 in 2020 to help us meet our creative costs to bring this project to life in 2021! Donors will receive tickets to the premiere of The Impossible Room, invitations to exclusive rehearsals, and recognition as a 20 in 2020 project supporter!
Integrating with students in the community. pRofessional caliber dance to the community. Integrating artists from the Ann Arbor, Detroit, and NYC areas. Topic is Perks: Two VIP Tickets to the premiere Recognition on website Pre-show discussion |
