Karen Sherman: One with Others
Dance, words, and scrap wood are the raw materials for One with Others, an examination of who we become due to the choices we make — or that others make for us. Crude, handmade wooden appendages — part prop, part prosthetic, part costume —stand alongside text and choreography to form a trio of jerry-rigged tools that dismantle and cobble back together relationships between people, and with oneself; affinities and art; and what if means to be seen, handled, used, and needed.