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FlowFest 2019

Our 2018-19 cohort of Young Artist Fellows has weaved together theater, music, poetry, and a collective spirit of resilience and rigor. They have overcome many personal and social challenges to impressively hold space for each other to grow as artists and people.

The performances in this festival reflect on loss, grief, and transformation as well as the spark of new life, gender, and the political villains of our past. There will be intimate experiences in surprising spaces and nights of soul, sweat, and sound. These young artists will have you feeling better about the future before us.

The Performance Projects Young Artist Fellowship is a year-long creative career mentorship program. It is specifically designed for local, early emerging artists/cultural organizers (between the ages of 18-26) who want the intensive support needed to build a sustainable career in the creative sector.

The Performance Project Presents

FLOW FEST
Schedule
New Works in Progress

Thursday, February 28th 7pm-10pm

Ella Dawn W-S: (You)logy, (Me)logy
Sukanya (Suky) Fairweather: Imaan, Faith in Art
Toney Brown: Echoes in the Wind
Alexander Paris: mid-totality

Friday, March 1 7pm-10pm

Ry Szelong: Hafu Haha
Mijori Goodwin: Kintsugi
Courtney Surmanek: teach your daughter to lose their tongue
Philip Santos Schaffer: OVERTHROWZY

Saturday, March 2 2pm - 10pm

Performance/Poetry Share: 2:00 - 3:30 PM
Featuring poems, performance excerpts, works-in-progress and other musings by Al Valentín, Jack York, Janine Renee Cunningham, María José, Rae Landingin, Rachel Kara (RK) Pérez, Rina Espiritu, Salomé Egas, Régine Romain, and more.

Fellowship Performances:
Ella Dawn W-S: (You)logy, (Me)logy
Sukanya (Suky) Fairweather: Imaan, Faith in Art
Toney Brown: Echoes in the Wind
Alexander Paris: mid-totality

An open Community Dinner at 6pm

Ry Szelong: Hafu Haha
Mijori Goodwin: Kintsugi
Courtney Surmanek: teach your daughter to lose their tongue
Philip Santos Schaffer: OVERTHROWZY