Drawing inspiration from research into fungal modes of communication and movement, Ambulatory Nature asks questions about the connections between human animals and mycelial consciousness, considering the possibility of a body that is always more than one. At once visual, sensorial and visceral the dance invites the possibility of a body without a plan, one that is constituted through its willingness to stay in motion. Through tasks of orienting and disorienting, becoming and unbecoming, Ambulatory Nature offers a meditation on the beauty of unfixing, unraveling, failure and decay.

Performances by: Aura Fischbeck, Irene Hsi, Jennifer Perfilio and Phoenicia Pettyjohn

Shared Bill with Rosemary Hannon, Miriam Wolodarski and Alma Esperanza Cunningham