Vulture Sister Song
Vulture Sister Song is a wild, interdisciplinary performance exploring human and more-than-human relationship through dance, story, song, and sculpture.
With live storytelling and poetry, folk songs and electric lullabies, a migrating herd of creature-like lanterns, curious movement, and a healthy dose of humor, Vulture Sister Song brings together artists and community members to celebrate the possibilities of vibrant interdependence.
Created and performed by: Kate Elias & Ellen Smith Ahern (dance, music, design), Jacob Elias (lantern sculptures, music), Josina Guess (poetry, story), and Pete Dybdahl (music, story).
Join us for what one young audience member called, “Weird, but a good kind of weird,” and what one older audience member called, “An amazing convergence of presence and sensory web making.”
Family friendly – Friday, March 8: suited for ages 8+ / Saturday, March 9: suited for ages 5+
Fully ADA accessible. ASL interpretation provided by Naomi Nieves Driver
Duration: 45-50 minutes, no intermission