Unable to attend our live performance of On The Verge?
Or did you enjoy the show enough to watch it again?
Have no fear! On The Verge: On Demand is Here!
We celebrated Alternative Motion Project's return to live performance with our World Premiere of On The Verge. See the performance for yourself on your own device from the comfort of your own space. We are excited to share this work in this online format!
On The Verge: On Demand
Online Streaming of AMP's Live Performance at The Shed
Tickets: $20 | Link Available June 23rd - July 7th*
How to Watch
Simply purchase a ticket and the streaming link will be sent to you with your ticket confirmation. Find program information here.
About the Work
A cast of 9 movers enter a turbulent world to experience the multiverse of limits, possibilities, and connections of the body, space, and identity. Choreographed by Kristin Howe + Joanna Lees in collaboration with the performers. Original composition by award-winning sound artist Dameun Strange. Videography by V. Paul Virtucio.
Have Questions? Email [email protected].
*No one turned away for lack of funds. Email AMP with financial needs or concerns.
With permission, a portion our ticket sales for On The Verge will be donated to JUXTAPOSITION ARTS, in honor and in celebration of the Juneteenth Holiday. This contribution is one avenue of AMP's ongoing work recognizing and dismantling systemic racism and white supremacy. We encourage you to check out the valuable work JXTA is doing and join us in monetarily supporting their mission, if you are able. JXTA is beginning an Amplifiers Campaign where you can also make a recurring donation. Links to Juxtaposition Arts and additional Juneteenth resources have been made available in our digital program.
Juxtaposition Arts is a black led arts organization serving the Northside of Minneapolis and “is a teen-staffed art and design center, gallery, retail shop, and artists’ studio space in North Minneapolis. Juxtaposition Arts develops community by engaging and employing young urban artists in hands-on education initiatives that create pathways to self-sufficiency while actualizing creative power."
"JXTA welcomes people to commit to long-term support which is essential to address the long-term funding inequalities that black led organizations face in Minnesota and the nation. JXTA values are centered on self-determination and youth empowerment encased within a social enterprise business model. We have worked with, educated, and trained emerging artists of color for 26 years through this lens." - Allison Wagstrom, JXTA
