SUNBATHER 3:00AM

october 16 & 17

3AM THEATRE

6:30pm Doors | 7:30pm Shows

SUNBATHER 3:00AM is a multi-disciplinary theatrical experience with live music, film, and dance about real people, doing real things, on a spaceship.

What does it mean to be a person? To create? To be someone’s creation? How do you wake up to a life created by someone else, to a world that existed before you, to a name someone else chose?

SUNBATHER 3:00AM emerges from a screening of A Trip to the Moon (1902) with original music played by Johnny Butler and features choreography by Alex Oliva, creature design by Márion Tálan de la Rosa and Kimberly Manning, sound design by Franky Gonzalez, and light design by Kyle Driggs.

The first science fiction film, A Trip to the Moon (Le Voyage Dans La Lune) takes a highly satirical look at science and imperialism.

Johnny Butler is a Lucille Lortell, Obie, and Grammy-award winning musician who plays the saxophone, flute, clarinet, piano, composes, dances, and uses a wireless microphone and a handful of electronics to conjure vast soundscapes that blend the music, the dancer, and the daydream.

Alex Oliva is a choreographer, director, performer, educator, unofficial clown, lover, and friend. Her creative experience spans dance, film, immersive theater, and improvisation, and has taken her from San Francisco to NYC and abroad. Alex thrives in collaborative settings and maintains a passion for people, stories, music, cats, and dancing.

So Many Me’s

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