Miguel Gutierrez + Mind Over Mirrors “Storing The Winter” performance + workshop – October 8-9

Charlotte Street Presents the Sycamore House Series, featuring national artists Miguel Gutierrez and Mind Over Mirrors’ Storing the Winter performance + Workshop – October 8-9

For the third year, Charlotte Street collaborates with Sycamore House, a performance series curated by Kansas City composer and musician Shawn Hansen. The 2014 series presents Storing the Winter, a unique, improvisational dance movement and live experimental music performance on October 9. New York-based dancer Miguel Gutierrez and Mind Over Mirrors (musician Jaime Fennelly) most recently performed this improvised production at the Centre Pompidou (Paris) and the American Realness Festival at Abrons Art Center (New York). Alastair Macaulay of The New York Times called Storing the Winter “my best discovery of the festival.”

Charlotte Street is committed to bringing artists of national and international repute to Kansas City, and to presenting opportunities for Kansas City artists to interact and learn from a greater body of work. In conjunction with his performance, Miguel Gutierrez will be hosting a workshop in partnership with Quixotic School of Performing Arts.

WORKSHOP – Hosted by Miguel Gutierrez
Date: Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Time: 7pm
Venue: Quixotic School of Performing Arts, 1616 Broadway Blvd, KCMO 64108
Admission: $15 for workshop only (limited to 25 participants), $25 includes participation in the workshop + admission to the following night’s performance at la Esquina

PERFORMANCE – Storing the Winter performed by Fennelly and Gutierrez
Date: Thursday, October 9, 2014
Time: 7:30pm
Venue: la Esquina Gallery, 1000 W. 25th Street, KCMO 64108.
Admission: Tickets will be $15 in advance, $20 at the door, and $10 for students with valid ID.
Please call 816-221-5115 for advance tickets. Earplugs are suggested.

For more details, see the full Press Release.

(Image: Miguel Gutierrez (left) and Jaime Fennelly (seated) performing Storing the Winter; photo credit Ian Douglas)