Origami Night is a multi-disciplinary choreopoem utilizing spoken word, dance, and sensory design to trace a woman’s life from working class navy brat to radical feminist to mother, and explore aging, love, loneliness, and the queer act of self-examination. Described by The Sleepless Critic during a 2024 residency with Boston Center for the Arts as an “intense experience unlike anything I have seen before,” the piece features the poetry of Boston-based poet Pamela Annas, adapted for the stage by multimedia designer (and her son) Christopher Annas-Lee and choreographed by Graham Cole (a Portland, OR-based producer and Director of the Oregon dance presenter White Bird). Origami Night, which impressed The Somerville Times as “a deeply satisfying and authentic collaboration,” will begin its 2026 US Tour in Boston at Arrow St. Arts on March 5.
The production seeks grass roots funding to continue the tour across the United States. Please consider funding our performances in Boston, New York, Chicago, Washington DC, Baltimore, Portland (OR), Portland (ME), San Francisco, and LA!
Consider donating the full cost of a ticket. Our performances are always Pay What You Wish, to allow the greatest access to art for all. Donations allow us to offset the cost of PWYW tickets, and propel the project forward to new cities!
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