Goethe-Institut Washington DC
812 7th St. NW
Washington DC
You're invited to join force/collision at the Goethe Institut on April 24 from 6-9 pm for a reception to benefit our current project Trust me.
Hors d'Oeuvres and wine. Suggested dress is cocktail attire.
Tickets $50 $100 $250 $500 by making a tax-deductible contribution in one of these increments at http://
*CROWD-SOURCE/ARTISTS
For artists, gather friends and put together $50 among the group... bring that to the door with your entire group and come celebrate with us.
Please contact Karin Rosnizeck at Karin@force-collision.org if you have additional questions.
About Trust me
"BETWEEN YOU AND ME IS A PLACE WHERE THERE IS NO SPECULATION, ALL LAWS AND LAWLESSNESS OF THE FREE MARKET NO LONGER OPERATE FOR A FRACTION OF A SECOND, FOR A NIGHT PERHAPS, YES PERHAPS EVEN A WHOLE NIGHT AND THIS NIGHT BELONGS TO US AND WE KNOW NOTHING ELSE, NOTHING AT ALL"
Economic crisis. Fluctuating global markets. Occupy. Facebook. This premiere dance/theatre performance with text by German playwright Falk Richter explores the effects of unstable Western idealism on the body and psyche. How can we navigate this complex system and truly find who we are? Trust me will pair dancers with actors, creating a rigorous performance score as challenging as the ideas themselves. Trust me is currently being developed in rehearsal and will be given a work-in-progress showing in June in Washington. Stay tuned for more details.
Hors d'Oeuvres and wine. Suggested dress is cocktail attire.
Tickets $50 $100 $250 $500 by making a tax-deductible contribution in one of these increments at http://
*CROWD-SOURCE/ARTISTS
For artists, gather friends and put together $50 among the group... bring that to the door with your entire group and come celebrate with us.
Please contact Karin Rosnizeck at Karin@force-collision.org if you have additional questions.
About Trust me
"BETWEEN YOU AND ME IS A PLACE WHERE THERE IS NO SPECULATION, ALL LAWS AND LAWLESSNESS OF THE FREE MARKET NO LONGER OPERATE FOR A FRACTION OF A SECOND, FOR A NIGHT PERHAPS, YES PERHAPS EVEN A WHOLE NIGHT AND THIS NIGHT BELONGS TO US AND WE KNOW NOTHING ELSE, NOTHING AT ALL"
Economic crisis. Fluctuating global markets. Occupy. Facebook. This premiere dance/theatre performance with text by German playwright Falk Richter explores the effects of unstable Western idealism on the body and psyche. How can we navigate this complex system and truly find who we are? Trust me will pair dancers with actors, creating a rigorous performance score as challenging as the ideas themselves. Trust me is currently being developed in rehearsal and will be given a work-in-progress showing in June in Washington. Stay tuned for more details.
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