Beth Morrison Projects Announces International 2023-24 Season

By David Salazar

Beth Morrison Projects has announced its 2023-24 season.

New York

Kicking things off is the PROTOTYPE Festival, which will feature works such as “Adoration” and “Angel Island.” For a full breakdown of the festival, click here.

Performance Dates: Jan. 11-21, 2024

The company will then showcase the world premiere of “Performance of Self” by Jodie Landau. Peabody Southwell directs the immersive piece which weaves chamber music, dance, song, and stories together to explore queerness, gender, sexuality, and dating among many other topics.

“We continuously construct and curate our lives, our relationships, and our selves,” said Landau in the official announcement, “ by choice or by circumstance. We weave the stories given to us, those we gather, and those we choose to retell to form a sense of identity. In identifying ourselves and each other we look to codify and define, and in such things we find both comfort and tribulations, as well as opportunity and limitations. Within all this, gender and sexuality are heavily weighted and fascinating topics, or at least have been for me, by choice and circumstance.”

Performance Dates: March 15-16, 2024

National / International

“Books of Mountains and Seas” will be toured in Hong Kong, Chicago, and LA throughout the year. The work by Huang Ruo is directed by Basil Twist and conducted by Miles Lallemant.

Performance Dates: Nov. 3-4, 2023 (Hong Kong); Jan. 26-28, 2024 (Chicago); April 6-7, 2024 (Stanford); April 10 – 14, 2024 (LA Opera); April 19-21, 2024 (Boston)

The season will include the world premiere and tour of “The Old Man and the Sea” by Paola Prestini and Royce Vavrek. Karmina Silec directs the adaptation of the famed Hemingway novel. Mila Henry conducts.

Performance Dates: Nov. 4, 2023 (Arizona), Feb. 10, 2024 (Carolina)

Audiences in Miami will get to see the world premiere of ‘The Great Soviet Bucket,” a dark comedy about creator Timur as he exposes his memories of growing up during the collapse of the USSR. Visual design is by Sandra Powers.

Performance Dates: Feb. 22-24, 2024

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