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Nana Projects
Nana Projects is a Baltimore based non-profit company of visual alchemists inventing innovative artwork blending puppetry, performance art and public spectacle. Nana Projects peformances have been seen at the Orlando Puppetry Festival (Orlando, FL), John Michael Kohler Arts Center (Sheboygan, WI) The National Puppeteers of America Festival (Atlanta, GA) the New Orleans Fringe Festival, and at the Creative Alliance (Baltimore, MD) and on giant outdoor screens in Patterson Park (Baltimore,MD). Press contact Molly Ross molly@nanaprojects.com |
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Venue: Gallaudet University – Elstad Auditorium Friday, March 5 at 6:30 PM Admission: FREE |
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Madness, passion and sabotage are intertwined in the newest show by Baltimore based visual alchemists, Nana Projects. Inspired by the Hagenback-Wallace circus train wreck of 1918, Alonzo’s Lullaby is a luminous, richly-hued, shadow puppet play for adults, with original score performed by singer/songwriter ellen cherry. Funded by the Jim Henson Foundation.
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- “They are so precise you feel like you are watching a movie” Antigravity New Orleans
- “Hauntingly Beautiful!” --City Paper
- “The resulting “live animation” is amazing” Jeff Cornett, The Puppetry Journal
- “An ambitious son et lumiere spectacle . . . the cheering went on, until the audience was completely spent” --iexplore.com
