Julie Douglas, Soren Santos and Christy Crowley in Meltdown Fugue – curated by Rebecca Longworth – photo by Mark McBeth
Christy Crowley, Julie Douglas and Soren Santos – Photo by Serena Morelli
Christy Crowley, Julie Douglas and Soren Santos – Photo by Serena Morelli
Soren Santos, Christy Crowley, and Julie Douglas – Photo by Serena Morelli
Soren Santos, Christy Crowley and Julie Douglas – Photo by Serena Morelli
Curated by Rebecca Longworth
Collaborators: Julie Douglas, Christy Crowley, Soren Santos, Maria Leigh, Claire Slattery, Marlene Yarosh, and Hatchlings
Since 1979, we’ve used the word “meltdown” to describe not only the literal melting down of a nuclear reactor core, but any incident of quick and castastrophic collapse. Financial systems, emotional stability, organizational structure… How do these become “molten” when they collapse? And after the meltdown, what is left? Three performers perform a structured physical improvisation to found text and a Bach fugue, composing an etude on the metaphor of “meltdown.”
Hatch Performance Collective 