Apr 25, 2018
Willhelmina LA’s first trans model Finn Barrett talks constructs, tattoos, and finding the language that allows us to conceive ourselves. (x)
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Willhelmina LA’s first trans model Finn Barrett talks constructs, tattoos, and finding the language that allows us to conceive ourselves. (x)
finn barrett by brandon moreno
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finn barrett by kristin cofer for the rose project
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We're excited to announce a brand new project happening in collaboration with two of our good friends, Finn Barrett and Will Commerford. Together, they have written an engaging performance piece that will cause you to question both art and life.
The show is called It's Recess Time. It has been described (by us) as such:
Two young boys full of pure chaos and self destruction are spawned into a universe that operates on the theory of circular time. They have no parents, no social constructs, and no direction or clear sense of what is right and wrong. The boys never age and are doomed to encounter the same obstacles and repeat their mistakes every day, never growing beyond their conspicuous flaws. The boys can only escape this arduous universe by cultivating the motivation to better themselves and to exercise their waning humility. The ideas and themes expressed are based on what co-writer Finn Barrett views as negative and undesirable aspects of his own character and worldview. It’s Recess Time heightens and exaggerates these ideas to the absolute extreme; forcing audience members to question whether they are innocent bystanders or willing participants in the perpetuation of this chaotic realm.
Part theatre performance, part sound installation, part interactive sculpture extravaganza, this show will make you question your ideas about performance art and possibly even life itself.
There will be three performances. Friday August 26th at 7:00 pm, Saturday August 27th at 7:00 pm, and Sunday August 28th at 7:00 pm.
Tickets are $10.00 and available online at http://www.itsrecesstime.bigcartel.com
The show contains strong language, violence, and crude visuals. Viewer discretion is advised.
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/886859034752103/