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Winter Member Gathering
2023-02-26 14:00 - 16:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Winter Member Gathering
February 26th from 2-4pm at Double Edge Theatre
We are looking forward to seeing our Double Edge Members to gather with the DE company and set foot inside all that Double Edge is preparing for the year ahead. Current members please RSVP at members@doubleedgetheatre.org.
Not yet a Member and interested in learning more? Click here or contact Hannah at members@doubleedgethatre.org or call 413-628-0277 ext. 204.

2023 Winter Intensive
2023-01-02 - 2023-01-06 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Winter Intensive
January 2 – 6, 2023
Our method is based on search, not on form. We offer an adventure with space for both wildness and vulnerability. The unique, holistic methodology employs the artist’s full potential – emotional, imaginative, physical, vocal – to drive ensemble collaboration, individual exploration, and performance creation. The Fall Intensive training program is led by the Ensemble, and take place on the Farm.
Apply here: https://forms.gle/9WYmJwu49PXfxyfK9

Rainbow Exodus
2022-11-18 - 2022-11-20 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Rainbow Exodus
Nov 18-20 at 7:30 pm
Created and Performed by Company Associate Karol Matuszak
Directed and Designed by DE Co-Artistic Director Travis Coe
Rainbow Exodus is one man’s journey to escape the confines of his conservative upbringing in Poland where people are increasingly hostile towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Following each performance, there will be a respondency with Barbara Lanciers, Executive Director of the Trust for Mutual Understanding, a funding agency focussed on art and environmental exchange between the US and 29 countries of the regions of Central and Eastern Europe, and Harold Steward, Executive Director and Cultural Strategist of Boston’s The Theater Offensive, a company that presents liberating art by, for, and about queer and trans people of color.

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The Living Presence of Our History Part VII
2022-11-13 13:00 - 15:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
The Living Presence of Our History Part VII
November 13 – 1 pm – 3 pm
The Living Presence of Our History Part VII: A Conversation with Indigenous Playwrights, Theater-makers, and Storytellers on the Importance of Telling Our Stories.This conversation will have a panel with Native American scholars, playwrights, and actors on the importance of seeing our narratives on stage and screen.
The event will be live-streamed and in-person.

Please contact info@ohketeau.org or tickets@doubleedgetheatre.org to receive live-stream information and/or request for limited seating.

Something Else & reading premiere of How We Go Missing?
2022-11-11 - 2022-11-12 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Something Else & reading premiere of How We Go Missing?
Nov 11 & 12 at 7:30 pm
Co-produced by the Ohketeau Cultural Center and Anishinaabe Theater Exchange
Something Else
Written and performed by DE Company Member Tomantha Sylvester
Directed by DE Co-Artistic Director Jennifer Johnson
We follow Lucy, an incarcerated Native American woman on death row, as she seeks connection in her final moments.

How We Go Missing?
A reading premiere performed by the Anishinaabe Theater Exchange
Written by Carolyn Dunn (Muskogee Creek/Cherokee/Tunica-Choctaw-Biloxi)
and Tomantha Sylvester (Anishinaabe/ Ojibwe)
How We Go Missing examines the impact on those left behind, Indigenous sisterhood, and some of the ways in which Native women, in particular, go missing both physically and through erasure.

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Lightning
2022-11-04 - 2022-11-06 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Lightning
Nov 4-6 at 7:30 pm
Directed and devised by DE Design Director Jeremy Louise Eaton
and co-created with the DE Company
Layering large puppetry, shadow, and song, Lightning takes place at the collision point between the worlds of our internal and external experiences. We look at our past and tell the birth story of the inner monsters we both need and deny.
Before Lighting there will be a pre-performance musical offering by DE Company Member Robert Carlton.

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The Radical and The Revolutionary
2022-10-16 14:00 - 17:00 UTC | MA
The Radical and The Revolutionary
October 16 at 2-4 pm, meal 4-5 pm
Stacy Klein, Founding Artistic Director of DE, and Baraka Sele, independent producer and consultant, will have a conversation titled The Radical and The Revolutionary on their experiences in theatre and life, followed by a meal in honor of DE’s 40th anniversary.
Stacy Klein is a radical visionary who came to the realization that she could not find a place among institutionalized formalities or rigid identities to create her art. In 1982, Stacy Klein became the Founding Artistic Director of Double Edge in Boston, MA. She is also the founder of the Farm, DE’s center of Art, Living Culture and Art Justice. Over the 40 years of DE, Klein’s work with the Center has been written about in numerous publications and received awards, among them the prestigious Doris Duke Artist Award for artists who have transformed their field.
Throughout her over thirty-five-year career in the arts, Baraka Sele has focused on collaborations and presentations with artists of diverse communities and cultures in order to build enduring partnerships and to facilitate inter-cultural exchange. Ms Sele was the Assistant Vice President of Programming at New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark, New Jersey from 2004-2011. From 1996 – 2011, Ms. Sele also served as the Curator/Producer of NJPAC’s Alternate Routes (formerly NJPAC World Festival), an international performing arts series.
This event will be held at Double Edge Theatre and livestreamed via Howlround.
Please write to tickets@doubleedgetheatre.org for both in-person and livestream information.
Join the Livestream link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/livestream-the-radical-the-revolutionary-a-conversation-tickets-431736685047

Hispanic Heritage Month: My Voice! An Evening with Carlos Uriona
2022-10-12 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | MA
Hispanic Heritage Month:
My Voice! An Evening with Carlos Uriona
October 12 at 6 pm
Presented by Bunker Hill Community College
Political violence in Argentina, compelling storytelling and Art Justice with Double Edge Theatre, and beyond. Join Ensemble member and Co-Artistic Director of Double Edge Theatre, Carlos Uriona, as he discusses his lived experiences with the political turmoil and terrorism of Argentina, both historically and at present. The evening will include his performance excerpt The Mothers of the Plaza, or the Eruption of the Invisible from Double Edge’s Howling at the Moon (debut June 2021)—a recent theatrical experience that explores mythic tales and ancestral visions.
Online Zoom Link Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84755738156?pwd=[REDACTED]

2022 Fall Intensive
2022-10-07 - 2022-10-10 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Fall Intensive
October 7-10, 2022
Our method is based on search, not on form. We offer an adventure with space for both wildness and vulnerability. The unique, holistic methodology employs the artist’s full potential – emotional, imaginative, physical, vocal – to drive ensemble collaboration, individual exploration, and performance creation. The Fall Intensive training program is led by the Ensemble, and take place on the Farm.
Apply here: https://forms.gle/9WYmJwu49PXfxyfK9

The Radical & The Revolutionary - A Conversation
2022-08-07 13:00 - 15:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
The Radical & The Revolutionary – A Conversation
Sun, Aug 7, 2022, 1:00 PM
On August 7, Stacy Klein and Baraka Sele will initiate The Radical and The Revolutionary, a series of dialogues on their experiences in theatre and life.
This conversation will be followed by a meal in honor of DE’s fortieth-anniversary celebration.

Buy Tickets Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rites-finale-tickets-290681384847

The Hidden Territories of the Bacchae *Sold Out*
2022-07-15 - 2022-08-06 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
This event is sold out!
Previews: July 15 – 16 at 8pm
Performances: Wed – Sun, July 20 – July 31 at 8pm, August 3 – 6 at 7:30pm
The Hidden Territories of the Bacchae, directed by Founding Artistic Director Stacy Klein and created with the Double Edge Ensemble, is a response to Euripides’ Bacchae in which women’s rites are no longer in hidden territories but freely able to express their deeply held desires.
Buy Tickets Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-hidden-territories-of-the-bacchae-tickets-237583808567

2022 Summer Intensive
2022-06-09 - 2022-06-12 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
TRAIN WITH US DURING OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR!

Summer Intensive
June 9-12, 2022

Our method is based on search, not on form. We offer the adventure of both wildness and vulnerability. The unique, holistic methodology employs the artist’s full potential – emotional, imaginative, physical, vocal – to drive ensemble collaboration, individual exploration, and performance creation.

We’ll work daily from morning until night, both in Double Edge’s indoor training spaces and outside in the fields, hills, pond and pastures of the Farm. Layering our physical training practice with music, design, dramaturgy, large object work and individual and group research, intensives are a full-body experience of our multidisciplinary creative process.

During this special intensive, you will have the opportunity to see the outdoor performance by Jupiter Performance Studio and interact with that group.

The intensives are open to participants of all levels of experience and are ideal for pushing the boundaries of your physicality, creativity, and imagination!

Apply today: https://forms.gle/yhixzqtHvXEvqJZK7

Application Deadline: April 29, 2022
Program Interviews will happen between May 4-6, 2022
To learn more and apply, visit our website at
https://doubleedgetheatre.org/training/intensives and/or contact Travis Coe attraining@doubleedgetheatre.org

Constellations - An Outdoor Festival
2022-05-27 19:00 - 2022-06-12 19:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
From May 27, 2022 – June 12, 2022, we will hold an Outdoor Festival that highlights DE’s partnerships with Ohketeau Cultural Center, The Hinterlands, and Jupiter Performance Studio.
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Larry Spotted Crow Mann’s Freedom In Season (Ashfield, MA)
Co-produced by Double Edge Theatre and Ohketeau Cultural Center
May 27 – 29 at 7pm
Freedom in Season is based on Mann’s great-great-great-grandfather Samuel Vickers: Union Civil War Veteran. It is a riveting and emotional account that centers around the untold story of Nipmuc men in the Civil War, dispossession of Nipmuc lands, and removal of their children.

Before each performance you are welcome to experience an exhibit created with a Nipmuc expert on Indigenous history, focusing on Mann’s family history, in the Pavilion lobby. There will also be an after-performance gathering/talk directly following the performance led by guest respondents.
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The Hinterlands’ Will You Miss Me? (Detroit, MI)

June 3 – 5 at 7pm

A haunting song echoing across the holler draws a traveler into a funeral service for one of many white workers who moved from Appalachia to Detroit in the last century. But this is no normal funeral and this is no ordinary corpse. Layering traditional Appalachian songs with family lore, pre-Christian mythology, and more, Will You Miss Me? pushes audiences to examine the stories we tell ourselves about who we are and to grieve the selves that have been forgotten. It is a funeral for whiteness, a memorial for what came before its construction, and a way of imagining what might come after.

Will You Miss Me? is an original performance by The Hinterlands, created and performed by Liza Bielby, Livia Chesley, Jenna Kirk, and Richard Newman.

With support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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Apollo Theater and National Black Theatre’s
In The Name Of The Mother Tree
A project of Jupiter Performance Studio (Harlem, NY)
Developed in Residency at Double Edge Theatre.
Originally Commissioned by the Apollo Theater. Support to develop this work has been provided by Mercury Store, The Shed, Network of Ensemble Theaters, Hi-Arts, NYSCA, and a National Theater Project artist development grant.

June 8 – 12th at 7pm

In The Name Of The Mother Tree (ITNO) is a new theatrical ceremony, based on books by Alexis Pauline Gumbs: M Archive: After the End of the World and Dub: Finding Ceremony. INTO explores the magic, mystery, and medicine of a people charged with remembering their ancestors’ earth-saving rituals. Ebony Noelle Golden conceived the project, adapted poems, crafted additional writing, choreographed, and directed the project. The creative team includes music by Karma Mayet, costumes by Mimi Plange. Ebony Webster serves as assistant choreographer.
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For more information visit our website: https://doubleedgetheatre.org/performances/constellations/
For tickets click here.

Please call the Box Office (413-628-0277) for assistance with tickets for Ashfield locals, students, seniors, children, and DE Alumni.

A DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE / MAGDALENA INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
2022-04-20 - 2022-04-24 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
A DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE / MAGDALENA INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
20 April 2022 to 24 April 2022
These five days will include performances from worldwide women, non-binary, and trans artists, as well as a symposia. Performances will include: No Doctor for the Dead by Geddy Aniksdal, Daughter by Jill Greenhalgh, Antigonx by Shey Rivera, Specter of Sunlight// by Ebony Noelle Golden, The Garden by Open Flame Theatre, Lightning by DE Ensemble’s Design Director Jeremy Louise Eaton, CONFESIONES & Rosa Cuchillo by Ana Correa/Grupo Cultural Yuyachkani, El Desmontaje de Antígona by Teresa Ralli/Grupo Cultural Yuyachkani (Lima, Peru), and pieces by emerging artists Tomantha Sylvester, Lydia Lai and Ebony Webster. Symposia will include a discussion led by Anishinaabe Theater Exchange.
For more information about the entire RITES celebration click here.
To buy tickets click here.

The Living Presence of Our History Part VI
2022-03-27 13:00 - 2022-03-28 15:00 (America/New_York) | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Co-produced by Double Edge and the Ohketeau Cultural Center
A Conversation on Continued Oppression and Erasure Through Public Plaques, Memorials, and Statuary
A panel of scholars and local Indigenous people to discuss how the colonizer lens on our local history in public spaces can further the extinction narrative. We will explore how these narratives affect Native and non-Native communities today and the possible steps to educate, decolonize, and make changes using an Indigenous lens.
The event will be live-streamed on HowlRound TV, Double Edge’s Facebook as well as Ohketeau’s Facebook page.
Watch prior broadcasts here.

Fall Intensive
2021-10-08 - 2021-10-11 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
This annual training program layers rigorous physical group training with individual exploration, and includes work with the DE Ensemble focusing on design, dramaturgy, the voice, and work with objects and flying.
Limited spots available. Early enrollment strongly suggested
More information >>
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The Living Presence of Our History - Pt. V
2021-09-19 13:00 - 15:00 UTC | MA
Co-produced by Double Edge and the Ohketeau Cultural Center
A Conversation with Indigenous Artists Making Art for Social Change
This Living Presence Conversation will feature an incredible panel of Indigenous artists and allies creating art to bring contemporariness, awareness, and recognition to current struggles in Native communities across Turtle Island.
The event will be livestreamed on HowlRound TV, Double Edge’s Facebook as well as Ohketeau’s Facebook page.
Watch prior broadcasts here: PART I; PART II; PART III; PART IV

The Living Presence of Our History Part IV
2021-08-01 13:00 - 15:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Co-produced by Double Edge and the Ohketeau Cultural Center
A Conversation with Indigenous Leaders regarding Indigenous Peoples Day
A panel of Indigenous leaders and allies educating on the importance of recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day over Columbus Day and the current movement in passing state legislation.
The event will be livestreamed on HowlRound TV, Double Edge’s Facebook as well as Ohketeau’s Facebook page.
Watch prior broadcasts here: PART I & PART II & PART III

Memories and Dreams
2021-07-27 - 2021-08-08 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Preview Dates: July 17 – 18
Performance Dates: July 27 – August 1, August 3– 8
July performances start at 8:00, August performances start at 7:30
We are proud to announce DE’s 20th Summer Spectacle Memories and Dreams, another performance created for the time of Covid, safe, and with all of DE’s traveling adventures and epic imagination. The spectacle invites visitors to journey both indoors and outdoors through a mosaic of myths and imaginative flight on DE’s Farm as we reinvigorate our memories and dream all possible futures together.
Directed by Jeremy Louise Eaton and Stacy Klein and created with the DE Ensemble.
Thank you for your interest in Memories and Dreams! Due to overwhelming support and interest in our Summer Spectacle Memories and Dreams, we are sold out for all performances with an extensive waitlist and are no longer accepting waitlist requests. If you’d like to join our email list to hear about upcoming events and performances, you can sign up here. We look forward to sharing our work with you in the future!

Members Open House Tapasado
2021-06-27 14:00 - 16:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
For Double Edge Members: We invite you to enjoy the outdoor stages we are developing, as well as conversation, tapas and wine served safely outdoors by our team. We hope you will join us!
To RSVP, contact Hannah members@doubleedgetheatre.org
Please note: due to Covid safety adaptations for the health of our communities, we ask for all to remain masked except in areas for distanced tapas enjoyment

Howling at the Moon
2021-06-08 - 2021-06-12 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Howling at the Moon will take place June 8-12 at Double Edge’s Farm Center. Mythic tales and ancestral visions will be shared fireside, surrounded by a musical world of aerial flight and fantastic beings roaming the land under the starry sky. The performance will feature author and musician Larry Spotted Crow Mann of the Nipmuc Nation, leading us into the performance with his own story. This performance begins at 8:00pm and ends at 9:30pm. Please note: This performance is unsuitable for children.
BOX OFFICE NOTICE – please read
In accordance with travel advisories from Massachusetts and in consideration for the health and safety of our community, we encourage those traveling from outside New England to strictly self-quarantine for 14 days before arriving to Ashfield or to consider joining us at a future performance season when interstate travel is safe. We deeply appreciate and reciprocate your support and enthusiasm and look forward to the days we can be together once again with all our wide-reaching community.

Shey Rivera Ríos Residency
2021-04-25 - 2021-04-30 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Shey Rivera Ríos (pronouns: they/them) is a multi-genre artist and community organizer whose work is at the intersection of art/culture, digital media, and civic engagement. Shey was born in Puerto Rico and lives in Providence, RI.
Shey is working on a magical realism project tentatively-titled Antigonx, exploring themes of latinidad and gender in the classic play.

This residency is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.

The Living Presence of Our History: Part III
2021-03-21 13:00 - 14:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Healing and Reparations Through the Land Back Movement:
A Conversation on Indigenous Land Tenure, Stewardship, and Access

Series co-presented by Ohketeau, A Space for Indigenous Culture
and Double Edge Theatre
The forum is a continuation of conversations with Indigenous community members and allies regarding issues that we face today as Native peoples. The panel will delve into the importance of the Land Back movement. Dispossession, colonization, and lack of access to traditional lands have caused generations of harm, and the recent awareness of repatriation through the Land Back movement gaining traction.

Event Moderated by Rhonda Anderson, Ohketeau Co-Director
Opening by Larry Spotted Crow Mann, Ohketeau Co- Director

Panelists include:

Ramona Peters, Native Land Conservancy
Kristen Wyman, Eastern Woodland Rematiration
Fred Freeman, Nipmuc Cultural Preservation
Stephanie Morningstar, Northeast Farmers of Color Landtrust
Dr. Jessica Dolan, Ethnobotanist, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Environment Division; Adjunct Faculty, University of Guelph Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
Peter Forbes, First Light Learning Journey

In 2020, Ohketeau, a recently established Ashfield-based Center for Indigenous Culture, and Double Edge Theatre co-produced The Living Presence of Our History on August 2 and September 13. On March 21 at 1 pm, we will broadcast Part III on HowlRound TV, Double Edge’s Facebook as well as Ohketeau’s Facebook page. Prior broadcasts can be viewed here: PART I & PART II.

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Double Edge is a proud recipient of a NEA Our Town Award for collaborative programming with the Ohketeau Cultural Council, as well as for Residencies at the Farm and within our community.

OHKETEAU
MISSION STATEMENT
Ohketeau allows for the opportunity for interdisciplinary education through cultural workshops, dance, music, art, indoor and outdoor, activities that allows participants the opportunity to fully express their talents.
At Ohketeau we believe teaching and learning is a relationship of reciprocity. The interaction with teacher and participant will be one that recognizes each others abilities while also exploring new ways to express our culture.
In addition, our mission is to provide a safe, rewarding and enriching experience for the Indigenous community of the region.

Leonora Carrington and the Theatre: Susan Aberth and Double Edge
2021-03-02 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
On March 7th at 3 pm, we will livestream a conversation between DE Artistic Director Stacy Klein and renowned Surrealist scholar Dr. Susan L. Aberth, Edith C. Blum Professor of Art History and Visual Culture at Bard College with visual references of Carrington’s artwork and our performance of Leonora, la maga y la maestra. Aberth’s books Leonora Carrington: Surrealism, Alchemy and Art (Lund Humphries) and the recently published The Tarot of Leonora Carrington (Fulgur Press) are profoundly influential on DE’s work into the world of Leonora Carrington.
This event is a special treat to our audience in preparation for the broadcast and online world premiere streaming of Leonora, la maga y la maestra on March 14 at 8pm for PEAK HD in partnership with ALL ARTS. You can watch the conversation live on HowlRound TV or on Double Edge’s Facebook page on March 7 at 3pm.

Katie Burgess Residency
2021-02-15 - 2021-02-22 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Katie Burgess is a transgender performer living in South Minneapolis, and Co-Director of Open Flame Theatre, which creates original, multi-disciplinary performances rooted in the queer/Trans experience.
Katie is developing her role as The Devil in Open Flame’s upcoming performance “The Garden”, an original queer, surrealist opera conceived by Walken Schweigert, which investigates white-supremacist and colonizer culture’s desire to beautify, manage, and control nature (which, of course, includes people) and reveals the horror that ensues when it does.

This residency is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.

Winter Intensive Session 2
2021-01-05 - 2021-01-07 | MA
January 5 – 7
This annual training program (offered in two- three day sessions this year) layers rigorous physical group training with individual exploration, and includes work with the DE Ensemble focusing on design, dramaturgy, the voice, and work with objects and flying.
Limited spots available. Early enrollment strongly suggested.
More information >>

Winter Intensive Session 1
2021-01-01 - 2021-01-03 | MA
January 1 – 3
This annual training program (offered in two- three day sessions this year) layers rigorous physical group training with individual exploration, and includes work with the DE Ensemble focusing on design, dramaturgy, the voice, and work with objects and flying.
Limited spots available. Early enrollment strongly suggested.
More information >>

Ebony Noelle Golden Residency
2020-10-23 | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
October 23
Ebony Noelle Golden is a performance artist, scholar, and culture strategist whose work consists of site-specific performance rituals and live art installations that explore relationships between creativity and liberation.
Ebony’s residency will be focused on exchange with the Double Edge Ensemble as well as production development for future commissioned works.
This residency is generously supported by The Network of Ensemble Theaters and the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.

Fall Immersion
2020-09-06 00:00 - 2020-11-25 00:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Double Edge’s Artist Immersion program is for anyone looking for an in-depth experience of our training as the springboard for developing their own creative path of artistic inquiry and work creation. During a three-month residence at Double Edge’s rural Farm center, participants identify their research and develop the first stages of original material. The program fosters an intimate and experiential connection to the larger fabric of the ensemble through work on the farm, gatherings with guest artists, rehearsal observation, and project participation based on the current work of the company.

6 Feet Apart, All Together Spectacle 2020
2020-07-22 20:00 - 22:00 UTC | The Farm, 948 Conway Road, Ashfield, MA, MA 01330, United States
Double Edge is dreaming and planning 6 FEET APART, ALL TOGETHER, a Summer Spectacle for the time of COVID-19. Inspired by and drawing from the rich history and favorite moments of our past performances, as well as looking toward a future including an ode to nature and our living culture. The entire main site of DE’s Farm would allow for limited audiences to spread out on a reflective and invigorating walk through scenes in the air, in the labyrinth, by the stream, in the arbor, and in the garden. Visitors would interact with the land, visual installation, and small scenes from the past, as well as a look toward what we are creating together for the future. 6 FEET APART, ALL TOGETHER will be performed in rounds to allow for less than ten people per group, and will take place at the end of July and a few weeks in August.
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