DANCE
Mountains, Ships and Lives 
June 12-June 14, 2008
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Themes of impermanence and fragility permeate Kathy Dunn Hamrick’s haunting new work, “Mountains, Ships and Lives.” A large, white installation by visual artist Renee Nunez allows the dancers to move through, and interact with, delicate paper feathers and streamers. Says Hamrick, “The integrity of even the strongest structures can be vulnerable to the smallest of fractures. Renee’s ‘birdcages’ are like micro-observatories. From within, the dancers can hide, witness, deny and reveal these tiny, yet life-altering fractures.” Music from The Microphones’ Mt. Eerie sets the tone for this dark new work.
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Austin Ventures Studio Theater
501 West 3rd Street
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Tickets: $15/General Admission, $12/Students and senior
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June 12-June 14, 2008Times:
Thursday-Saturday 8:00pm -
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