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​BITE SIZE BLENDS
​SATUDAY NOV. 5th SCHEDULE

Limited Seat Tickets Available -  All fees go directly to pay the artists
​Limited Standing Room- Free
MASKS REQUIRED

1:00 pm - Mother Tongue
First Generation / The Performance Project
(Preview with the full performance in December)
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​The Pertormance Project is a Springfield-based company that devises and produces multilinqual physical theater. The resident performing ensemble, First Generation, is a group of seven BIPOC, immigrant, and refugee youth, bringing different languages and experiences to a process of collective training and storytelling. Their newest work in progress weaves movement, music, and stories of their diasporic cultures, identities, families, and issues in their lives and communities, such as: ​trauma, loss of mother tonque, identity, home, and mental health.

1:45 pm - American Stink Bug
Created and performed by Jean Minuchin

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This is the first section of the full work “American Stink Bug”

The piece, created in the style of Bouffon, works within a clown genre that provokes through grotesque humor, whimsy, and confrontation.
​Jean Minuchin plays an American Stink Bug who interacts with the audience to poke at America’s deep political and cultural divides. 


Trigger Warnings: 
Scatological humor, Political topics, Audience interaction, Bug Clown
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2:30 pm - Tree of Wisdom: My Aduon
Across the Sea Foundation, Inc. 501(c)(3) ​

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​Tree of Wisdom, My Aduon was recently published on DVAN.org 

​The essay is about my grandmother who cared for and nurtured me when I was just a young child without parents. Perhaps she found comfort in sowing seeds of life through weaving fabric, foraging for wild edibles, and growing food. She offered what protection she could, through the devastating destruction in the lives of my people. It includes a brief history of the indigenous tribes of Montagnard Degar. The Montagnard people are a culturally diverse indigenous community in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. During the Vietnam war, these villagers fed and sheltered US Special Forces soldiers, helped them navigate the jungles, and fought alongside them. Claims to their land, resources, and human rights have still not been recognized and as a result they suffer from poverty and oppression.

Trigger Warning: T
raumatic scenes in the writing

3:15pm-  ?  
A Short Film
​Created and Performed by Alla Ilyasova

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​​One question. One clown's quest... for the perfect answer.
inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince 
created and performed by Alla Ilyasova

Appropriate for all ages

3:45pm    SHORTS: Poems and Puppets
By Jean Minuchin
Performed by Jean Minuchin and Randy Hendler

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​This set honors the Day of the Dead and the Celtic holiday Samhain
( which later turned into Halloween ) both occurring at this time of year.
These holidays merge the living with the dead and the present
​   with spirit and memory. The short works use puppetry, mime, poetry and video  to tell tales about love and loss. 





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  • HOME
    • CONTACT
    • DONATIONS
  • ABOUT
  • EARTH and FIRE ARTS FEST
    • EARTH and FIRE WORKSHOPS
    • EARTH DAY WEEKEND EVENTS
  • WORKSHOPS
    • ARTS and SOCIAL JUSTICE Workshop
    • MASK, GENDER, and IDENTITY
    • SUSTAINABITY: Recycled Puppets and the Throw Away World
    • YOUTH AND POLITICS: The Stone Soup Curriculum
    • TELLING TALES: Intergenerational Storytelling Workshop
    • ODYSSEY: A Grief and Healing Workshop
  • WORLD AND EYE HISTORY
    • Bite Size Blends Fest >
      • BITE SIZE BLENDS- Nov. 5 Schedule
      • BITE SIZE BLENDS: Nov. 6 Schedule
    • PAPER, STRING, REVOLT
    • STORY SLAM >
      • Listen to the Stories >
        • Feb 2019: Heroes
        • Oct 2018: If Only You Knew
        • Aug 2018: You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover
        • June 18: Island Spice
        • Jun 2018: I Shouldn't Have Done It... But I Did!
        • January 18: Here's What I Really Think
        • November 2017: The Road Less Traveled
        • October 2017: It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
    • STORIES of HOME
    • STORIES of CHILDHOOD
    • WCL PERFORMANCE FEST >
      • WCL
  • CARD TO CULTURE