Not all leaks are important
Coming soon as part of SoLow Fest.
Webinar at 11:00 am, June 13th, 2019
Revolving around information given voluntarily to not-so-secure organizations, this solo choreographed by Sean Thomas Boyt and performed by esteemed dancer Kat J. Sullivan deals with the serious repercussions of mismanaged data. The responses of an unrelated festival's unsecured Google Form submission page have been compiled into an easy to digest dance webinar.
This dance theater piece plays with prevalent themes in the contemporary dance sphere in terms of what kind of work is performed, whose dances are danced, and what information gatekeepers and presenters request from #AspiringArtists. Utilizing small props and a business-first demeanor, we organize the submissions' data to preach "best practices" and provide the internal narrative of reading peers' responses. Comedy, scandal, and some post-modern dancing are neatly packaged to raise questions in the minds of dance viewers and analysts forever.
This dance theater piece plays with prevalent themes in the contemporary dance sphere in terms of what kind of work is performed, whose dances are danced, and what information gatekeepers and presenters request from #AspiringArtists. Utilizing small props and a business-first demeanor, we organize the submissions' data to preach "best practices" and provide the internal narrative of reading peers' responses. Comedy, scandal, and some post-modern dancing are neatly packaged to raise questions in the minds of dance viewers and analysts forever.
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