MANTID

Created by emerging artists Jaime Belden, Max Costigan, and Salvador Wallin, MANTID spins a tale of resistance, burnout, and actualization, danced through a vast sonic space through dissonance, terror, rampage, and quietude.

Under Belden’s direction, MANTID comes to life through Costigan’s rich aural storytelling, Wallin’s genre-bending composition, and Belden’s innovative choreography utilizing contemporary dance and queer Argentine tango. Two years after their first collaboration as students at Reed College, MANTID invites audiences to be led on a journey: reflecting on their own agency, and embracing their value in the world.

This project is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Office of Arts & Culture.

TICKETS

Online (Pre-Registration)

Pay-It-Forward - $36

General Admission - $18

Senior/Artist/Student - $12

Access - $5

In-Person (At the Door, Day of Performance) - $20

All proceeds go directly to the artists! Thank you.

PLEASE NOTE:

Building Five is a historic manufacturing facility and unheated warehouse space, and temperature control is limited. Please plan accordingly!

Masks are REQUIRED for this event. Unmasked performers will be COVID-testing before each show. KN95 masks will be provided at no cost at the door, but please bring your own, if you are able :)

If you are sensitive to dust, you may wish to bring further PPE and prepare accordingly. We will be thoroughly sweeping and mopping the space before each show, but cannot guarantee a dust-free space.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Loud noises (high and low-pitched).

Individually-wrapped, foam ear plugs will be provided at no cost and the audience is welcome to leave and re-enter the space as needed.

Please reach out to [email protected] with further questions or concerns about accessibility! We will do our best to provide as much information as possible to ensure that you feel informed and prepared to enjoy this production.

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Host or Publisher Jaime Belden