Outdoor performance for socially-distanced audiences.
September 18 & 19 2020 @6pm
added show: Sun Sept 20 @3pm
PS21 in Chatham, NY
Donations to Catherine Galasso Projects will go directly to the performers.
We suggest a $50 donation per pair of tickets ($25 each). All donations of any amount are tax-deductible.
Proceed to step #2 to reserve your spot.
We suggest a $50 donation per pair of tickets ($25 each). All donations of any amount are tax-deductible.
Proceed to step #2 to reserve your spot.
Free reservations are made in pairs through the PS21 website.
An additional donation to PS21 is entirely optional.
UPDATE 9/14: Online reservations currently at capacity.
An additional donation to PS21 is entirely optional.
UPDATE 9/14: Online reservations currently at capacity.
WAIT LIST INFORMATION:
Reservation lists are currently full for all performances, but we do expect to receive cancellations. If you add your name to the wait list by emailing boxoffice@ps21chatham.org with your name and phone number, we will contact you as tickets become available.
PS21 in partnership with the Town of Chatham, PS21 and Crellin Park Trails presents
Field Notes: Outdoor Dances for This 21st Century
"Field Notes" is an original site-specific work for four dancers, to be performed in the apple orchards at PS21 on the late summer afternoons of September 18 and 19. “Field Notes” is uniquely conceived for socially distanced audiences, with spectators seated in pairs in the open air of the orchard.
Galasso and her frequent collaborators Doug LeCours, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Tara Sheena, and Meg Weeks, will be creating “Field Notes” on site in one week, while quarantining together at PS21. Additional collaborators include: assistant director KC Athol and costume designer Karen Boyer, with music by longtime collaborator Dave Cerf.
This is the fourth chapter of the choreographer’s series Of Iron and Diamonds, inspired by Boccaccio’s Decameron, which she began in 2017. This new piece, while connected to the earlier, pre-Covid chapters, is at the same time in direct response to our current moment of great uncertainty and uprising. It conjures a space of wistfulness, melancholy and delight, acknowledging the weight of this unprecedented epoch, yet without directly commenting on it.
Galasso has created nearly twenty collaborative site-based works for venues as varied and unconventional as an underground bank vault, a grand marble staircase, dilapidated houses and inverted theaters (audience onstage and performers in the seats), as well as traditional indoor and outdoor performance spaces and stages. Her choreography is cast-specific and site-responsive, with nods to history filtered through a pop sensibility.
Fifty tickets (booked in pairs) are free with RSVP.
Tickets can be reserved HERE and donations to support the performers can be made HERE.
Galasso and her frequent collaborators Doug LeCours, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Tara Sheena, and Meg Weeks, will be creating “Field Notes” on site in one week, while quarantining together at PS21. Additional collaborators include: assistant director KC Athol and costume designer Karen Boyer, with music by longtime collaborator Dave Cerf.
This is the fourth chapter of the choreographer’s series Of Iron and Diamonds, inspired by Boccaccio’s Decameron, which she began in 2017. This new piece, while connected to the earlier, pre-Covid chapters, is at the same time in direct response to our current moment of great uncertainty and uprising. It conjures a space of wistfulness, melancholy and delight, acknowledging the weight of this unprecedented epoch, yet without directly commenting on it.
Galasso has created nearly twenty collaborative site-based works for venues as varied and unconventional as an underground bank vault, a grand marble staircase, dilapidated houses and inverted theaters (audience onstage and performers in the seats), as well as traditional indoor and outdoor performance spaces and stages. Her choreography is cast-specific and site-responsive, with nods to history filtered through a pop sensibility.
Fifty tickets (booked in pairs) are free with RSVP.
Tickets can be reserved HERE and donations to support the performers can be made HERE.
Zoom prepping with Meg Weeks, Tara Sheena, Jordan Lloyd, Doug LeCours, and KC Athol.
Where
Audiences should park at Crellin Community Park, 2940 Route 66, Chatham, New York.
Chatham is 20 minutes from Hudson, NY and 2.5 hours from New York City.
Chatham is 20 minutes from Hudson, NY and 2.5 hours from New York City.
socially distanced seating for COVID-19 SAFETY
- Advanced reservations are required, and are issued in pairs.
- Each pair of reservations will correspond to a seating circle outlined in field paint. Seating circles will be spaced 6-10 feet apart.
- The maximum number of reserved pairs available per performance will be 25, not to exceed a max capacity of 50 participants.
- Participants are invited to bring their own lawn chairs or blankets. Sanitized chairs will be available to those unable to bring their own.
- We recommend you bring water, a hat, bug repellent, sunscreen, and weather appropriate clothing. You are also welcome to bring your own refreshments.
- Face coverings are mandatory for the duration of the event.
- Please arrive fifteen to twenty minutes prior to show time to park and get acclimated.
- Participants will park at Chatham’s Crellin Community Park, 2940 Route 66, Chatham NY. Please use the back pavilion baseball field parking area, where there will be a check-in desk and designated signage for cueing, spaced 6ft apart.
- After check-in, participants will be directed down the path (a distance of 300 meters, or 5-minute walk) to the performance area, where a volunteer will direct them to a seating circle.
- Participants will remain seated for the duration.
- The run time is approximately 40 minutes.
- Bathrooms will be available before and after the performance, and sanitized between uses.
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