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Our universe is increasingly interconnected. What constitutes the foreign or unfamiliar in this context? What has the “exotic other” become? Has everything become familiar to us? What is the result of our ability to easily access what was once perceived as foreign? What dictates and defines borders when physical and virtual travel has advanced to become so accessible? What borders remain ingrained our minds?

This show is an exploration of the familiar versus the unfamiliar, and a celebration of the exotic and unknown.

Featuring artwork by

Emily Cayton & Andrea Hyland

Nick Griffin

Jamie Panzer

Madison Stratford

Chantal Wnuk

Details

Opening Reception: May 18th at 9pm

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-"""Electric Midwife is viewed by an intentionally small audience of 14 people each night who sit directly center, opposite the dance, in order to best experience the symmetry. With each touring opportunity that the piece receives I try to reimagine the seating in a way, which can suite the new theater yet, honors the original concept of the dance."" -Beth Gill
+Our universe is increasingly interconnected. What constitutes the foreign or unfamiliar in this context? What has the “exotic other” become? Has everything become familiar to us? What is the result of our ability to easily access what was once perceived as foreign? What dictates and defines borders when physical and virtual travel has advanced to become so accessible? What borders remain ingrained our minds?
-===Dates===
+This show is an exploration of the familiar versus the unfamiliar, and a celebration of the exotic and unknown.
-:April 26 - 8pm
-:April 27- 5pm
-:April 28 - 3pm & 5pm
-===Additional Info===
+===Featuring artwork by===
-:[http://www.fuseboxfestival.com/2013-festival/electric-midwife-426 More Info / Tickets]"
+:Emily Cayton & Andrea Hyland
+:Nick Griffin
+:Jamie Panzer
+:Madison Stratford
+:Chantal Wnuk
+===Details===
+Opening Reception: May 18th at 9pm