a story in time and space
The Wandering is an immersive, interactive pseudo-performance to be experienced by one person at a time. Under the leadership of Executive Artistic Director Jeremy Paul, a creative team of dancers, painters, filmmakers, installation artists, writers, musicians, performers, and more will construct a gallery of dream-spaces that tell the story of a group of strangers brought together under mysterious circumstances.
In the aftermath of a catastrophic accident, the survivors find themselves sharing the same dream, discovering new ways of expressing and communicating with each other in ways they cannot in the waking world. Part art gallery, part theme park ride or haunted house, The Wandering explores themes of connection/disconnection, individualism vs. collectivism, resilience, mourning, and use of artistic metaphor to reframe our lives.
The Wandering is limited to only one audience member at a time (or two if they are from the same household) who will be required to wear a mask during the experience. All art will be installations or otherwise made remotely, but there will be live elements and environmental changes as the audience moves through the space and experiences the story.
Featuring work by
Alexa Mal, Amy Schwabauer, Beau Reinker, Brianna Janae, Cassandra Harner, CasualBlerdist, Christine Lewis, Connie Fu, Devin Hinzo, Elaine Hullihen, Emily Liptow, Faye Hargate, Grace Wen, Jasmine A. Golphin, Janine Nicole Jones, Julia Sosa, Kate Atherton, Katherine Nash, Kayli Salzano, Martinique Mims, Meredith L. King, Molly Andrews-Hinders, Monique Zahir, Naomi Columna, Rachel Torowski, Robin E. Steele, Sequoia Bostick, Shatara Jordan, Silk Allen, Suhaylah “The Artist” Hamzah, Susie Underwood, Varsha Vydyula
Devised by Jeremy Paul
Oct 8 - Nov 1
Multiple Timed Entry slots
Thursday through Monday
COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS
In order to protect all of our supporters, we are taking the following precautions during the event:
All patrons are required to wear masks while inside MCA. If you do not have a mask, one can be provided for you.
Upon arriving, patrons will be given a surface temperature check and asked to answer a short COVID symptom questionnaire. Patrons showing signs of potential infection will be offered a refund or have their ticket rescheduled if possible.
Each show slot will be approximately 1 hour with no seating.
Between shows, there is a 30 minute disinfecting and air recycling period.