FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark The Naked Stark is a partner in movement at Fairmount Water Works. Join us to watch their full-length immersive performance FLOOD, BEGIN […]
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FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark The Naked Stark is a partner in movement at Fairmount Water Works. Join us to watch their full-length immersive performance FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN premiering in the former Kelly Pool. Six dancers propel, cascade, and ebb through the textural landscapes of concrete, river, fabric, and lighting that flood the […]
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark The Naked Stark is a partner in movement at Fairmount Water Works. Join us to watch their full-length immersive performance FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN premiering in the former Kelly Pool. Six dancers propel, cascade, and ebb through the textural landscapes of concrete, river, fabric, and lighting that flood the […]
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark
FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN Dance Performance by Naked Stark The Naked Stark is a partner in movement at Fairmount Water Works. Join us to watch their full-length immersive performance FLOOD, BEGIN AGAIN premiering in the former Kelly Pool. Six dancers propel, cascade, and ebb through the textural landscapes of concrete, river, fabric, and lighting that flood the […]
Walking the Schuylkill: Artist Walk & Talk with John Brady
In 1682, William Penn placed our city where it is because of its proximity to the Schuylkill River. From the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s, the Industrial Revolution radically changed the […]
Walking the Schuylkill: Artist Walk & Talk with John Brady
In 1682, William Penn placed our city where it is because of its proximity to the Schuylkill River. From the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s, the Industrial Revolution radically changed the […]
Walking the Schuylkill: Artist Walk & Talk with John Brady
In 1682, William Penn placed our city where it is because of its proximity to the Schuylkill River. From the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s, the Industrial Revolution radically changed the […]