@CPR | Arsenal Movement dance project: Operation: Alice
Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, this piece focuses on an individual thrown out of a familiar place and follows them through an adventure.
Operation: Alice is a work in progress that uses the framework of contemporary dance. Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, this piece focuses on an individual thrown out of a familiar place and follows them through an adventure. The work is an exploration of an internal battle many people fight, through the use of mirrors literally and figuratively, and poses questions like “Who am I in this world?” The performance explores the multiple evolving dimensions within each person, how the individual navigates and interacts with the external physical world, and how they relate to the private world flourishing in their mind. It also explores interruption and encapsulation, whether it be physical or psychological, as performers negotiate space and time.
Operation: Alice was created with the support of a 2024-25 CUNY Dance Initiative Residency at LaGuardia PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.
Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, this piece focuses on an individual thrown out of a familiar place and follows them through an adventure.
Operation: Alice is a work in progress that uses the framework of contemporary dance. Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, this piece focuses on an individual thrown out of a familiar place and follows them through an adventure. The work is an exploration of an internal battle many people fight, through the use of mirrors literally and figuratively, and poses questions like “Who am I in this world?” The performance explores the multiple evolving dimensions within each person, how the individual navigates and interacts with the external physical world, and how they relate to the private world flourishing in their mind. It also explores interruption and encapsulation, whether it be physical or psychological, as performers negotiate space and time.
Operation: Alice was created with the support of a 2024-25 CUNY Dance Initiative Residency at LaGuardia PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.