Molly Joyce
Molly Joyce’s music has been described as “serene power” (New York Times), written to “superb effect” (The Wire), and “impassioned” (The Washington Post). Her work has presented at TEDxMidAtlantic, Bang on a Can Marathon, and in Pitchfork.
Jerron Herman
Choreographer, Dancer
The Canales Project
Producer
Breaking and Entering
Debut evening-length collaboration between disabled artists Jerron Herman and Molly Joyce, exploring the potential of physical immobility.
Breaking and Entering is a collaborative work between interdisciplinary artist Jerron Herman and composer/performer Molly Joyce, both celebrated artists known for their unique artistry which incorporates their physical disabilities. The work will be an evening-length exploration of immobility through dance and music, challenging traditional notions regarding impairment in the human body and seeking to uncover the creative potential of such. It will be produced with support from The Canales Project, workshopped at venues including The Watermill Center and Performance Space New York, and premiered at Danspace Project in spring 2020.
Media Highlights
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Sierra Madre Playhouse
When Rivers Meet: The Black and Jewish Origins of America’s Sound
Roswell Cultural Arts Center
