Physical theater artist Geoff Sobelle returns to BAM Dec 6—10 with HOME, in which he leads an ensemble of dancers and designers in a feat of impossible carpentry: raising a house onstage and making a home within it.
Context is everything, so get even closer to the production with this curated selection of related articles and videos. After you've attended the show, let us know what you thought by posting in the comments below and on social media using #BAMNextWave.
Program Notes
Article
What's Home? (BAM blog)
"When thinking about HOME, I considered how I personally live in my house and the relationship between private and public spheres. The house that you choose to make...is a reflection of you and a creation of you... It is wholly created by you and those that you have chosen to live with."
Website
Geoff Sobelle (GeoffSobelle.com)
Explore past projects by the dynamic physical theater artist.
Watch & Listen
What's Home? (BAM blog)
"When thinking about HOME, I considered how I personally live in my house and the relationship between private and public spheres. The house that you choose to make...is a reflection of you and a creation of you... It is wholly created by you and those that you have chosen to live with."
Website
Geoff Sobelle (GeoffSobelle.com)
Explore past projects by the dynamic physical theater artist.
Watch & Listen
Video
Making HOME: An Interview with Geoff and Stephanie Sobelle (YouTube)
Geoff Sobelle and his sister Stephanie, the dramaturg for HOME, discuss the stubborn forces that make a house a home.
Audio
HEAR THEIR THERE HERE (St. Ann's Warehouse)
A site-specific sonic art work by Sobelle to be listened to while walking though Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Video
Material Universe (YouTube)
A playful meditation on time, permanence, and possession, created in response to Sobelle's 2014 Next Wave Festival piece The Object Lesson.
Making HOME: An Interview with Geoff and Stephanie Sobelle (YouTube)
Geoff Sobelle and his sister Stephanie, the dramaturg for HOME, discuss the stubborn forces that make a house a home.
Audio
HEAR THEIR THERE HERE (St. Ann's Warehouse)
A site-specific sonic art work by Sobelle to be listened to while walking though Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Video
Material Universe (YouTube)
A playful meditation on time, permanence, and possession, created in response to Sobelle's 2014 Next Wave Festival piece The Object Lesson.
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