Elvis has left the building.
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Elvis has left the building. is a dance/theater solo built around obsession, endurance, and perseverance while incorporating jazz dance gestures, contemporary choreography, memorable text, improvisation, and half drag. The work's attitude shifts throughout and plays with comedy and non-sequiturs. The piece begins as a rhythmic non-stop dance costumed in heels and a dress and quickly shifts gears with an athletic improvisation in sweats and a dance-worthy beat and esoteric hand gestures. A final section occurs downstage and continues the evolving focus of the work, this time using text by Haruki Murakami as a soliloquy and plea to tighten the three separate sections together.
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Choreographed and Performed by Sean Thomas Boyt.
Music by Macdonald Duck Eclair and Fulkultur Text by Haruki Murakami |
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STBDancing
Sean Thomas Boyt's collection of choreographic, artistic, and collaborative work.
"Dance like no one likes you."
"Dance like no one likes you."
Photos by Andy Thierauf, Daniel Park, Leann Gioia, Kat J Sullivan, and Bill Hebert
