The Origin of Irrevery Paige Johnson-Brown

About This Show
The Origin of Irrevery traces the path to self-realization through music, dance, film, and poetry. Drawing from Wagner’s concept of Gesamtkuntswerk, Jungian psychology, the vernacular of country music, and the imagery of Butoh, German Expressionism, and Bauhaus, The Origin of Irrevery is a staged telling of a psychological odyssey. It centers around SHE, a frowning misfit in a world run by THEM, smiling, normal, and growing increasingly more uncomfortable by HER inability to smile along as well. We meet HER at the end of a silent, personal war with THEM, HER subconscious on the eve of the brink of confrontation. This confrontation and the eventual construction and deconstruction of The Mask, a visage developed to impress THEM and conceal HER true nature, is guided by IRREVERY.
Friday, December 8, 2017 at 10pm
General Admission
$15 in advance
$18 at the door
Stu./Sen./idNYC
$12
65 minutes
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Credits
The Irrevery Acoustic Ensemble are:
Jessica Ackerley, Caleb Brown, Susan Mandel, and Ben Murphy
The musical interludes are by:
Mary Spencer Knapp
The choreographers are:
Stormy Budwig, Cara Diaz, Jacquelyn Marie Shannon
The lights and film interludes are:
Joseph Wakeman and Brendan Winick with Preston Spurlock
The costumes and props are by:
Boiled wool
Photo credit:
Heather Morgan