Approximately 65 free parking spots are available on site. Spots are first come, first served, and we recommend carpooling. Free parking will also be available at Historic Stagville, and a free shuttle will be provided to transport patrons to Bahama Bluebs, which is about a 5-minute drive. More parking and shuttle details TBA.
Performance area is approximately 150 steps, along a dirt path, from the parking/shuttle drop-off area. Seating will not be provided; patrons must bring their own chairs or blankets.
Seating will not be provided. Audience members should bring a chair to sit in so they are off the ground, which could be damp. Blankets not recommended. Closed-toe shoes and socks suggested.
Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.
Porta-potties will be available on-site.
PROGRAM
Battleground
Battleground is choreographer Carl Flink’s newest work, influenced by the physicality of Bodystorming, a technique he developed with biomedical engineer David Odde, and Flink’s intellectual curiosity surrounding war, violence, and its impact on the human body. A provocative, physical, and innovative piece grounded in science, ballistic movement, and the ethical and physical consequences of violence and perpetual war, it is intended to encourage meaningful conversations about violence in its many forms as an accepted and often celebrated component of our society. Battleground will be performed outdoors in a 30×25 feet dirt pit.
Performance will occur in light mist/rain; please plan appropriately. Intermittent rain could lead to a delay in start time. Steady rain or more severe weather will cause the performance to be postponed or canceled. In the event of cancellation, refunds will not be issued. We thank you for investing in live experiences that may be impacted by Mother Nature.
Photo Credit: Bill Cameron
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