THE TANK SPACE FOR PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

The Raw and the Cooked is a monthly forum for interdisciplinary improvisation including music, dance, video mixed-media curated by Tatyana Tenenbaum. Each performance features "Raw," improvised performance by electronic and acoustic musicians, and dancers. "Cooked" work focuses on the role of improvisation within choreographed and composed performance. Known for its lively and adventurous and atmosphere for performer and audience member alike, The Raw and the Cooked is quickly growing as a meeting ground for experimental, cross-genre collaboration.

The May show will feature "Cooked" performance by Seth Alt and Michael Duffy. Influenced by the woods, hills, and rivers of south-western Wisconsin, Seth Alt is an ambitious creator, multimedia collage artist, and improviser. Together with multi-instrumentalist Michael Duffy, the duo creates live performance with images, contact microphones and electronics. Seamlessly integrated into "Raw" performances by Peter Evans, Josh Sinton, Paul Pinto, Adam Schniet, Steve Menotti, Isabelle Castellvi, Laurel Steinhouser, Sarah Downs and Tenaya Kelleher, don't miss this night of dance, music and media.

Last year at The Tank, Hattie Mae Williams' and Mark Drahozals' dynamic dance concert, LEFT, performed to a sold-out crowd. This year they are back with their new show, "We're So Popular!", featuring 8 new pieces which will again showcase their unique blend of highly physical yet meaningful choreography. The duo will be creating separate works to create a something of a variety show, using humor, film, improvisation, a touch of 'blast to the past' 80's dancing and of course a good bit of fiery modern dance to top it all off.
There will be a party following the opening night show with video, music and refreshments.

Buy Tickets Here

Last year at The Tank, Hattie Mae Williams' and Mark Drahozals' dynamic dance concert, LEFT, performed to a sold-out crowd. This year they are back with their new show, "We're So Popular!", featuring 8 new pieces which will again showcase their unique blend of highly physical yet meaningful choreography. The duo will be creating separate works to create a something of a variety show, using humor, film, improvisation, a touch of 'blast to the past' 80's dancing and of course a good bit of fiery modern dance to top it all off.
There will be a party following the opening night show with video, music and refreshments.

Buy Tickets Here