Guerilla Opera joins the Museum for a one-night-only live event, FRACTURED, a performance exhibition of two new works by composers Anahita Abassi and Bahar Royaee exploring themes of fractured experiences, directed by Deniz Khateri.
DATE
Wednesday, November 17, 2021, 7:00PM
**Reception to follow.**
LOCATION
Museum of Science, 1 Museum Of Science Driveway, Boston, MA 02114
ADMISSION
$15.00 in advance | $20.00 on the day-of
PROGRAM
Distorted Attitudes III/ Scattered
The mimesis of a schizophrenic mind
Music and text by Anahita Abbasi
The body and the psyche combat for control of emotions in a schizophrenic mind, performed by baritone Brian Church and percussionist Mike Williams.
SALT
A woman at the edge
Music by Bahar Royaee and libretto by Deniz Khateri
** FIRST PRESENTATION **
A portrait of an elder woman who, as she cooks soup, reflects on her salty life of feeling trapped in an abusive marriage, performed by soprano and Artistic Director Aliana de la Guardia with electronic sound design.
CAST
Aliana de la Guardia (soprano)
Brian Church (baritone)
Mike Williams (percussion)
PRODUCTION
Deniz Khateri (Stage Director/“SALT” Librettist)
Nuozhou Wang (Associate Director/Video Effects)
Keithlyn Parkmen (Lighting Designer/Associate Producer)
Sarah Schneider (Artistic Projects and Production Manager)
Julia Noulin-Mérat (Artistic Advisor)
FRACTURED is brought to you by the Museum of Science, Boston and developed in part with the support from a Mass Cultural Council CIP Project Grant award and with special thanks to the Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts.
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