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TRIP/syck: Sick Girl (6 pm) Afternoon of a Fawning/BIOPIC (7:30 pm)
TRIP/syck is a collection of intimate studio showings. In-person or live-streamed. 6PM SICK GIRL, 7:30PM AFTERNOON OF FAWNING/BIOPIC
When and where
Date and time
May 6 · 7pm - June 25 · 8:30pm CDT
Location
Pink House Studio 601 East Wright Street Milwaukee, WI 53212
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About this event
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: Text in bright yellow, orange and green reads TRIP/syck. In-person and online. June 24 and 25. 6:00/7:30 pm. Pink House. sliding scale. BIOPIC featuring Selena Milewski. Sick Girl featuring April Biggs. Afternoon of a Fawning featuring Forrest Jackson, Posy Knight and Zeze Schorsch. Background imagery is a muddy collage of images and textures. Magnified faces, featuring red lips and mascara-ed lashes are overlapped in conflicting expressions of seduction and scowling. In the center, the faint image of a dancer standing on one leg embodies a singular blue eye gazing at you.]
TRIP/syck is a collection of intimate studio showings collaboratively presented by New York transplant and queer disability activist April Biggs - she/her, local anti-disciplinary maintenance artists Posy Knight - she/they (Danceteria, 2021; Winterreise, 2020) and Zeze Schorsch - they/them (Wisdom Teeth, 2018; Thunder Domestic, 2021), and singer/songwriter Forrest Jackson - he/him. TRIP/syck will take audiences on an interactive journey exploring coping mechanisms and art making with audio/visual, physical, technological and therapeutic elements in three parts; Sick Girl, a Milwaukee premiere by April Biggs, is an autoethnographic and interdisciplinary solo, exploring her disabled and medicalized body as a site of chimeric world-breaking and world-making – a cyborg bodymind imagining itself into a wingèd creature;; BIOPIC, a satirical one-woman award show created by Schorsch with performer Selena Milewski - she/her; and Afternoon of a Fawning, inspired by the evolution of choreographic process from the birth of modernism to post-pandemic zoom dance. Audiences can attend one or both shows in person or online and will have a chance to interact with the installation, enjoy refreshments and meet the artists in between the 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm shows.
Pink House is not wheelchair accessible. Audiences are encouraged to join virtually knowing the artists will be putting care into the virtual audience experience.
TW: This performance will include material that is graphic in nature. Limited in-person and live streaming tickets are available in advance online and at the door for $0-20, no one will be turned away due to a lack of funds.
TRIP/syck was developed with in-kind support from the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center.