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October 18, 2019, Friday - A Cripple’s Dance at Southern Theater (thru Oct. 20)

Time: 7:30p

Location: Southern Theater, 1420 Washington Avenue S

Freaque presents: A Cripple’s Dance

October 18 - 20

We're back with the 2nd production of "A Cripple's Dance"! We have new material, new collaborators, and a new space to perform in. We're so excited to share this new work with the Twin Cities.

“A Cripple’s Dance” is a live music and dance performance created and performed by people with Spinal Cord Injuries and people with able bodies. The performance began as an expression of Gabriel Rodreick’s desire to dance, move, and reconnect with his body post injury, and has now become a deeper story about how to hold the acceptance of one’s injury and hope for a life beyond one’s injury in the same hand.

Through music, dance, and words, we’ll be telling the story of a longing for deeper breath. The story of care and support, and the involvement of letting/pushing the person who needs care to take risks and face the dangers of life. The story of anger and how it can be used to unearth yourself from oppressive structures. The story of balancing a need for solitude and community. The story of accepting life as it is while simultaneously accepting that you can long and desire for more out of this life. This is the story of a Cripple who wants to Dance.