CAR

CAR is a movement installation for three audience members at a time, that takes place in and around a moving vehicle. Using the landscape of car culture (parking lots, garages, gas stations, streets and drive-thrus) audience members move and are moved through a series of movement and video installations that inhabit the at once private and public space that is a car. CAR investigates the body of performer/driver, the body of witness/passenger, and the body of the car itself. CAR explores how we communicate when we are in-cased in a small piece of metal that can speed, stop, lock us in, blow us up, or crash at any moment. 

CAR will premiere at the 2008 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival in September.

Performed by: Megan Mazarick, David Konyk, Jaamil Kosoko, Mikoto Hirano, Kate Watson-Wallace, Alex Holmes

Movement created in collaboration with the performers.

Video Design: Ricardo Rivera

Dramaturge: Sebastienne Mundhiem

Composer: Josh Cicetti

Costume Design: Linda Smyth

The development of CAR is being supported in part by: Dance Advance, a program of the Pew Charitable rusts administered by the University of the Arts; the Rockefeller Map Fund, a program of Creative Capital; The Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Lively Arts Series, Philly Car Share, Whole Foods Market, Susan Hess Choreographers Project and the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival.