Elga Antonsen, Marguerite San Millan, October 3, 8 PM, Green Kill Sessions

Join Elga Antonsen and Marguerite San Millan, a night of poetry and performace on Tuesday, October 3, 8 PM at Green Kill Sessions.

Cranial fracking is a dance/spoken word piece exploring the effects of fracking, performed by Marguerite San Millan, written by Ian Frazier, choreographed by Jean Churchill, with musich by music by Kyle Gann.

Elga Antonsen will read from Singing Out of Tune.

Read more below.

Tickets

Live Audience seating limted to 27 is 10 dollars.

Live Stream link is 5 dollars. Unlimited. 

Cranial Fracking

Cranial Fracking is a satirical piece written by Ian Frazier for New Yorker Magazine's Shouts and Murmurs section, set to choreography by Bard College Head of Dance emeritus Jean Churchill, with original music by Kyle Gann, Bard College Professor of Music Composition.

Marguerite San Millan is Artistic Director of Cocoon Theatre, a non-profit visual and performing arts organization now in its 30th year. She is an actor, director, dancer, choreographer, playwright and teacher.

The piece is designed to adapt to any space, and hopes to bring awareness to the controversies of fracking.

Elga Antonsen

During the McCarthy era, Elga Antonsen's parents painted Staten Island sidewalks, saying,"If communists are jailed, who is next?" FBI agents stood vigil across from her home as she and her sister walked from the school bus.

Her published works include Road Dance, and Daring to Dream.

She is near completion of her memoir, Singing Out of Tune.

Elga co-hosts first Thursdays at UU Catskill's Spoken Word, and drums and sings with local Native American people.