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33 HAWLEY is open weekly Wed - Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 12-7pm
UPCOMING
THE WORKROOM
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Friday, August 2, 7PM
Lailye Weidman will present an in-process showing of her solo work Other Refrains in the Workroom at 33 Hawley St. Other Refrains is a dance theater anti-memorial that reckons with heritage and the ways that bodily memories, gestures, and stories move across time and generation. The work will run approximately 40 mins with a conversation to follow. Tickets are free, RSVP suggested (reply by email to lailye.weidman AT gmail.com)
Lailye Weidman is a choreographer, educator, and a queer parent raising a feisty toddler in Western Massachusetts. Through multiple projects over the past two decades, Lailye has been looking at the forces that move us and asking how bodies respond to those forces. Her work has been shown in venues on both coasts, the Midwest, and Europe. She has been an artist-in-residence at APE in Northampton, SPACE in Portland, Ponderosa in Stolzenhagen, Light Box in Detroit, the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Nature, and Dance (iLAND) in New York City, Pieter PASD and Hothouse/UCLA in Los Angeles, and the SEEDS Festival at Earthdance. She is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Hampshire College, where she combines improvisation, somatics, and mindfulness with a focus on the politics of movement and embodied action. Lailye has also worked independently and collectively to produce dance and interdisciplinary events, residencies, and festivals in New England and beyond. Lailye is also a 2024 & 2025 member of the Workroom Cooperative, a project of APE.
Lailye Weidman will present an in-process showing of her solo work Other Refrains in the Workroom at 33 Hawley St. Other Refrains is a dance theater anti-memorial that reckons with heritage and the ways that bodily memories, gestures, and stories move across time and generation. The work will run approximately 40 mins with a conversation to follow. Tickets are free, RSVP suggested (reply by email to lailye.weidman AT gmail.com)
Lailye Weidman is a choreographer, educator, and a queer parent raising a feisty toddler in Western Massachusetts. Through multiple projects over the past two decades, Lailye has been looking at the forces that move us and asking how bodies respond to those forces. Her work has been shown in venues on both coasts, the Midwest, and Europe. She has been an artist-in-residence at APE in Northampton, SPACE in Portland, Ponderosa in Stolzenhagen, Light Box in Detroit, the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Nature, and Dance (iLAND) in New York City, Pieter PASD and Hothouse/UCLA in Los Angeles, and the SEEDS Festival at Earthdance. She is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Hampshire College, where she combines improvisation, somatics, and mindfulness with a focus on the politics of movement and embodied action. Lailye has also worked independently and collectively to produce dance and interdisciplinary events, residencies, and festivals in New England and beyond. Lailye is also a 2024 & 2025 member of the Workroom Cooperative, a project of APE.
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Spindrift Theatre will present Sasha Denisova’s extraordinary new play about love and resilience set against the backdrop of war in Kyiv, Ukraine, called My Mama and the Full Scale Invasion.
The production is Directed by the award-winning director, Robert Freedman. The play is being produced with permission of the playwright and with talents of three actors: Laura Nichols of Rockville, CT., as Sasha, Liam Bobersky of Florence, MA. as Man, and Jaris Hanson* of Whately, MA. as Mama.
My Mama and the Full Scale Invasion will be presented at the Workroom Theater, 33 Hawley Street, Northampton, MA, August 22, 23, 24 at 7 pm, and August 25, at 2 pm. Tickets are $24 for students and seniors, $26 general admission. Tickets can by purchased online at www..bit.ly/fullscaleinvasion
For more information, to request a press packet, or to set up an interview with the Director, call Robert Freedman at 413-586-6095, or email [email protected]
*Member, Actors’ Equity Association, the professional union of stage actors.
The production is Directed by the award-winning director, Robert Freedman. The play is being produced with permission of the playwright and with talents of three actors: Laura Nichols of Rockville, CT., as Sasha, Liam Bobersky of Florence, MA. as Man, and Jaris Hanson* of Whately, MA. as Mama.
My Mama and the Full Scale Invasion will be presented at the Workroom Theater, 33 Hawley Street, Northampton, MA, August 22, 23, 24 at 7 pm, and August 25, at 2 pm. Tickets are $24 for students and seniors, $26 general admission. Tickets can by purchased online at www..bit.ly/fullscaleinvasion
For more information, to request a press packet, or to set up an interview with the Director, call Robert Freedman at 413-586-6095, or email [email protected]
*Member, Actors’ Equity Association, the professional union of stage actors.
SPLIT LEVEL GALLERY
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AUGUST 3 - 28
Shadow and Light: An Expression of the Cancer Experience
Many cancer patients express their experiences with cancer in artwork and writing that’s rarely seen. Curator and artist Malaika Ross wants to change that by creating this exhibition where this work can be seen and honored for the incredible artwork and writing that it is.
Malaika Ross is a Caribbean American visual artist in Western Massachusetts. In April 2023, she became the one in eight women diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the United States. She’s currently working on The Visibility Project, a series of paintings that center black female breast cancer survivors whose chests were radically transformed after surgical treatment.
with support from Cancer Connection and Resilient Community Arts
AUGUST 3 - 28
Shadow and Light: An Expression of the Cancer Experience
Many cancer patients express their experiences with cancer in artwork and writing that’s rarely seen. Curator and artist Malaika Ross wants to change that by creating this exhibition where this work can be seen and honored for the incredible artwork and writing that it is.
Malaika Ross is a Caribbean American visual artist in Western Massachusetts. In April 2023, she became the one in eight women diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the United States. She’s currently working on The Visibility Project, a series of paintings that center black female breast cancer survivors whose chests were radically transformed after surgical treatment.
with support from Cancer Connection and Resilient Community Arts
SCDT IS BACK AT 33 HAWLEY!! • FULL SCHEDULE AT scdtnoho.com