Description
| Summary: | Predator Songstress is an intensely visual, music-driven fantastical tale that traces the struggle of an anti-heroine in search of the reclamation of her stolen voice. This modern day fairy tale explores what it means to have a voice, to lose one's voice and to rediscover it with a new understanding of its power. Degenerate Art Ensemble's work has always focused on the finding of one's voice. In Predator Songstress, the group collaborated with organizations in Seattle and San Francisco that support the homeless, and worked directly with people recovering from homelessness, addiction and trauma, who, through DAE workshops that explored the finding of voice they helped to create some of the core material of the piece. During the performance, these participants not only shared their own stories of finding their voice, but also interviewed members of the audience, playing the part of the Rebel Forces. The transcripts of these audience interviews were transformed into songs and projections later in the piece.
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| Item Description: | Title from title screen (viewed March 23, 2023). |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (88 minutes) |
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| Playing Time: | 01:27:12 |
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| Production Credits: | Scenic design, Neal Wilkinson ; lighting design, Jessica Trundy ; costume design, Alenka Loesch ; live video design, film direction, Leo Mayberry ; video production director, Ian Lucero. |
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