Time & Times Again: An Interactive Installation

About the event:

Created by projection and sound designers Pamela Hersch and Darron L West, Time & Times Again: An Interactive Installation invites you into a rich environment of atmospheric video projections and thrilling sound design that might even inspire you to dance. For this iteration of a larger hybrid performance work, audiences will enter the space as participants in an immersive art installation.

This visual and sonic installment of Time & Times Again will be incorporated with Charlotte Meehan's dialogues and Peter DiMuro/PDM's choreography in Sleeping Weazel's 2027-28 season at Boston Center for the Arts. In April 2026 we shared the dialogues and dances here at The Dance Complex. Now we're offering this part of the production to include you in our development process. Professional dancers will act as guides inviting people to engage in their own creative expressions through the space.

Choose from multiple time frames each night for your visit. Before and afterwards, you are welcome to socialize in the lobby, enjoy a beverage, and continue to reflect on your experience with the installation.

About the artists:

Pamela Hersch is a Mexican-born artist whose practice aims to create perspective-shifting experiences to foster a sense of human connection and awareness of how we impact each other and the world around us. She has collaborated with producers, artists, non-profits, art galleries, and museums producing content for public art installations and designing visuals for live performances. Pamela holds a B.M. in Electronic Production and Design and an M.A. in Creative Media and Technology from Berklee.

Darron L West is a TONY and OBIE award-winning sound designer whose 30 year career spans theater and dance, Broadway and Off Broadway. His work has been heard in over 600 productions all over the United States and internationally in 15 countries. Additional honors include the Drama Desk, Lortel, Audelco and Princess Grace Foundation Statue Award, among many others. Thirty year company member designing the productions of Anne Bogart’s SITI company. His soundscapes for Photograph 51, Paradise Blue and Coal Country can be heard on Audible.

Sleeping Weazel, which has recently begun a three-year Launchpad Residency at Boston Center for the Arts, produces bold, socially driven multimedia theatre and hybrid performance. Now in its fourteenth year in Boston, the company has premiered twenty productions of original works — at ArtsEmerson, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Outside the Box Boston, and the former Factory Theatre. A two-time recipient of the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Production/Small Theatre (The Audacity: Women Speak and 3/Fifths' Trapped in a Traveling Minstrel Show), Sleeping Weazel continues to expand the scope of art forms and collaborators they engage.

Peter DiMuro/Public Displays of Motion is a company of collaborators that develops and performs works of dance and dance/theatre, and cultivates dance/arts literacy, advocacy and engagement. The company is comprised of dancers of all ages and with expertise in varied styles and genres. Works are collaboratively built, and each adapted to best illuminate its subject matter and context of space and time - from on site to screen to traditional theatre spaces. Since director Peter DiMuro's return to Boston in 2013, the company has been awarded several creative residencies, including Boston Center for the Arts, Boston Dance Alliance's 2014/15 Rehearsal and Retreat Fellowship held at the Vermont Performance Lab; the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, with Peter named as the first choreographer in residence at the museum; and a multi-year long residency at the Rose Kennedy Greenway, creating new work for dance on site.

About the performance space:

The Julie Ince Thompson Theatre (installation location) and pre/post-show reception space are ADA compliant. There is a motorized lift that can bring one person at a time from the ground floor lobby to the theater. There is no elevator. There are handicap accessible restrooms on both floors.