Interdisciplinary Arts Collective presents a wall for the body, a circle for the soul, a fruit for your memory. Inspired by Jeanette Winterson’s novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, WALL/CIRCLE/FRUIT is a queer experiment in memory as myth-making, the scriptures we write to understand our own past, and the crossing of thresholds. The show takes place in a steel fabrication workshop and is structured around John Cage’s Musicircus – a 1967 composition written for “any number of performers willing to perform in the same place at the same time.” The musicians, dancers, poets, actors, and artists of IAC are by turns dispersed and coalesced throughout the workshop. The audience is free to travel between the performances at will and build their own experience of the piece through their unique intersections of time, space, sight, and sound. - Admission: pay-what-you-can, with all proceeds going directly to the artists

More Information: interdisciplinaryartscollective.com/musicircus

Interdisciplinary Arts Collective presents a wall for the body, a circle for the soul, a fruit for your memory. Inspired by Jeanette Winterson’s novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, WALL/CIRCLE/FRUIT is a queer experiment in memory as myth-making, the scriptures we write to understand our own past, and the crossing of thresholds. The show takes place in a steel fabrication workshop and is structured around John Cage’s Musicircus – a 1967 composition written for “any number of performers willing to perform in the same place at the same time.” The musicians, dancers, poets, actors, and artists of IAC are by turns dispersed and coalesced throughout the workshop. The audience is free to travel between the performances at will and build their own experience of the piece through their unique intersections of time, space, sight, and sound. - Admission: pay-what-you-can, with all proceeds going directly to the artists More Information: interdisciplinaryartscollective.com/musicircus

Interdisciplinary Arts Collective presents a wall for the body, a circle for the soul, a fruit for your memory. Inspired by Jeanette Winterson’s novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, WALL/CIRCLE/FRUIT is a queer experiment in memory as myth-making, the scriptures we write to understand our own past, and the crossing of thresholds. The show takes place in a steel fabrication workshop and is structured around John Cage’s Musicircus – a 1967 composition written for “any number of performers willing to perform in the same place at the same time.” The musicians, dancers, poets, actors, and artists of IAC are by turns dispersed and coalesced throughout the workshop. The audience is free to travel between the performances at will and build their own experience of the piece through their unique intersections of time, space, sight, and sound. - Admission: pay-what-you-can, with all proceeds going directly to the artists

More Information: interdisciplinaryartscollective.com/musicircus