Somewhere in the dark, a queer cyborg coven is performing a ritual for the future of humankind.
Somewhere in the dark, a queer cyborg coven is performing a ritual for the future of humankind. Using movement, found text, and programming code, TERMINER summons the New England witch panic out of America’s colonial shadows and into the blue light of the digital age. From unjust trials to biased algorithms, what systems of power are harming our bodies and our planet? What spells might we cast to resist them?
Philip Wesley Gates is a director, performance maker, and writer currently based in Pittsburgh. Their work uses choreographic and participatory strategies to drive action and affect outcomes. Philip writes about contemporary dance, teaches performance to undergraduates, and holds an MFA in Directing from Carnegie Mellon University.
Tickets are $25 online and at the door / Discounts for artists and students.
Phone: 1-888-718-4253
Email: anne@newhazletttheater.org
2020/02/06 - 2020/02/07
Additional time info:
Doors open 7pm / Show starts 8pm / Q&A with artists after performance
New Hazlett Theater
6 Allegheny Square East, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
On-street parking is available at no cost after 6pm, Monday-Saturday and all day Sunday. Paid parking is available in the Allegheny Health Network garage for evening events and weekend matinees.
To find the garage:
Drive past the theater and follow Allegheny Square East as if you were going back out onto East Commons
The Allegheny Health Network garage will be on your left
Pull in and a uniformed parking attendant will collect your fee
Parking in the garage is $7 (cash only)
NOTE: The lot will close one hour after the show
For various events, security is on site to direct you to available parking options. Parking for sporting events impact space available near the Theater. Please check your local listings to see if the Theater’s event conflicts with our local sports teams.