Houses of Zodiac: Poems for Cello
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La Rosa & Arizona Arts Live present
Houses of Zodiac: Poems for Cello
JEFFREY ZEIGLER, SOLO CELLO
Sister Restaurant and Bar opens at 5pm - Reservations at www.sisterstucson.com [https://www.sisterstucson.com/]
This is a seated show.
**VIDEO** [https://www.housesofzodiac.com/trailers]
Houses of Zodiac, A Refracted Anthology brings word, movement, music, and image
together to illuminate from within the verses of four poets: Pablo Neruda, Brenda
Shaughnessy, Natasha Trethewey and Anaïs Nin. Former Kronos Quartet member
Jeffrey Zeigler performs the music of Paola Prestini, to which New City Ballet soloist
“Rogue Ballerina” Georgina Pazcoguin and Butoh dancer and Sankai Juku member
Dai Matsuoka bring their own choreographies. The latency of the poems is refracted
through music, dance, and in some instances archival images. These multiple
perspectives are curated into an anthology of four short films directed by Murat
Eyuboglu. The composite work draws inspiration from sources as diverse as the
choreography of Samuel Beckett, the conceptual art of Sol LeWitt, the natural world
and more.
Houses of Zodiac: Poems for Cello
JEFFREY ZEIGLER, SOLO CELLO
Sister Restaurant and Bar opens at 5pm - Reservations at www.sisterstucson.com [https://www.sisterstucson.com/]
This is a seated show.
**VIDEO** [https://www.housesofzodiac.com/trailers]
Houses of Zodiac, A Refracted Anthology brings word, movement, music, and image
together to illuminate from within the verses of four poets: Pablo Neruda, Brenda
Shaughnessy, Natasha Trethewey and Anaïs Nin. Former Kronos Quartet member
Jeffrey Zeigler performs the music of Paola Prestini, to which New City Ballet soloist
“Rogue Ballerina” Georgina Pazcoguin and Butoh dancer and Sankai Juku member
Dai Matsuoka bring their own choreographies. The latency of the poems is refracted
through music, dance, and in some instances archival images. These multiple
perspectives are curated into an anthology of four short films directed by Murat
Eyuboglu. The composite work draws inspiration from sources as diverse as the
choreography of Samuel Beckett, the conceptual art of Sol LeWitt, the natural world
and more.
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