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SUMMER SEASON 2006

Word Becomes Flesh

 

Wednesday, April 28 - Thursday, April 29, 2004


8pm, Bowker Auditorium
Tickets: $15; seniors and low income $8; Five College students with ID and children $5

Nationally-acclaimed poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph uses spoken word, multi-media and dance in this interdisciplinary work where the form and sensibility of Hip-Hop reconfigures and impacts the concept of theatrical performance. Word Becomes Flesh is a fluid, evening-length choreopoem that critically, lyrically and choreographically examines the commercialization of the Black Male body from the cotton fields to the athletic fields to the digital plantation and all the spaces in between.

 


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