THE
FLEA THEATER
presents
BLACK MOON THEATRE COMPANY’S
BLISS
based on THE TIBETAN BOOK OF THE DEAD
Director: Rene Migliaccio
Text Adaptation: Alessio Bordoni
Performer: Alessio Bordoni
Dancer: Charlotte Colmant
Music: Amaury Groc
Artwork: Estella Dupree
Lighting Design: Cindy Shumsey
Choreography: Charlotte Colmant and Rene Migliaccio
Consultant Choreographer: Eric Pettigrew
Assistant Director of Production: Isabella Schiller
The
Flea Theater
41 White Street in TriBeCa, 3 blocks below Canal Street between Broadway and Church Street
41 White Street in TriBeCa, 3 blocks below Canal Street between Broadway and Church Street
Call
212-352-3101 or visit http://www.theflea.org
Tickets can be found at https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/961264 for $20-$30.
Tickets can be found at https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/961264 for $20-$30.
September
8 – 25, 2016
Black Moon Theatre
Company presents
BLISS based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead at The Flea
which embodies adventurous theatre Off-Off Broadway. In this new
multi-disciplinary production, Artistic Director Rene Migliaccio staged the story through dance, voice, visual
projections, and music.
Bliss
follows a man’s cycle of life based on the theory of reincarnation performed by
Alessio Bordoni. The journey began
when he became conscious during the interval between death and rebirth. He was
shadowed by a Butoh dancer, Charlotte
Colmant, who represented his supra consciousness on the path of liberation
from his former body so that he could successfully enter a new body. Between
death and rebirth, as the man was striving to awaken to a Higher Consciousness,
he experienced a wide spectrum of moods from dark to ethereal. Pictorial screen
projections, in front of the performer and dancer, symbolized the various
stages of his journey. Music accompanied the actor as he recited his journey.
Altogether, this visual and poetic dance odyssey served as an allegorical guide
for the living— when all of us will one day cross to the other side of the veil
continuing the cycle of reincarnation.
Bliss
was written, produced, directed, and performed with the spirit of adventure and
is for like-minded audience members and those with open minds.
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Laura Thompson -
