Guerilla Underground is an annual virtual festival featuring recordings of groundbreaking live productions, new works, and invigorating new music interpreted through cinematic mediums, with guest artists and more!
This year we bring you two original productions out of the vault
Ululations and Gurgles of the Invisible (2025)
Composer by Elisabet Curbelo, Inspired by Federico Garcia Lorca’s poetry, Deaf and hearing artists perform through expressive signing and live instrumentation. Motion-sensor technology translates movement into sound and imagery, immersing audiences in themes of communication and transcendence. Choreographed by Antoine Hunter, founder of Deaf-led Urban Jazz Dance Company.
Pedr Solis (2015)
Pedr Solis is a complex tale, partially based on ‘The Tower”, a play by Hugo von Hofmannsthal, and the life of Norwegian author Pedr Solis. In 1970, Solis’ novel “Stillaset” spills into his real life in Oslo. Composed by Per Bloland with Libretto by Paul Schick, the Nordic god Loki narrates.
New for 2026
Inspired by our recent collaboration with Elisabet Curbelo whose Phd became Ululations and Gurgles of the Invisible we invited students to submit their own composition works to be screened live at the Somerville Micro Cinema in Somerville, MA on March 27th, 2026 at 7pm, as part of our Mini-Festival of Student Works.
Guest Artist Presentation
This year we are featuring the work of Alexa Dexa, a fellow member of the New England Foundation for the Arts Grantees Cohort.
Created and led by Alexa Dexa, and presented by RestFest, dreaming our futures + embodying our dreams is a year-long crip ritual opera made by, with, and for disabled folks dreaming together from bed. rooted in disability justice, dreaming our futures centers processes of community co-creation, responsive accessibility, and radical inclusion in a live participatory remote setting that prioritizes our collective safety through ongoing pandemic.
