Show Program
Call of the Void Production Crew:
Artistic Directors-- Geli Santarsiero and Max Butler
Production Stage Manager-- Benjamin Block
Light Board Operators-- Azana Pierre and Quinn Mihalovic
Sound Board Operator-- Lauren Gimenz
1
Into the Mind Universe
Choreographer: Geli Santarsiero in collaboration with dancers
Music Title: Mind Universe
Composer: David Kim
Spoken Word: Geli Santarsiero
Cinematographer: Lawrence Fung with help from Geli Santarsiero
Editor: Lawrence Fung
Performers:
Geli Santarsiero, Youngjoo Jang, Estaban Rosales, and Eva Rincon
What are we without a body?
Without our flesh and bones
That holds us, our being
When we are decomposed
And broken down at the core
What is concealed beneath all of that?
The essence that creates us,
The human soul…
Special thanks to Kraken Still and Film for being an incredible mentor and friend throughout the whole process. This whole thing wouldn't have been achievable without your help and advice. Thank you for all of your help and everything that you have contributed to this entire process, both performing, filming, and photography.
2
Mind Universe- Expanded
Choreographer: Geli Santarsiero in collaboration with dancers
Music Title: Mind Universe
Composer: David Kim
Lighting Designer: Geli Santarsiero
Costume Designer: Geli Santarsiero with Cari Smith
Media Designer: Josh Ohea
Performers:
Geli Santarsiero, Youngjoo Jang, Estaban Rosales, Lawrence Fung, Eva Rincon
Inspired by the spiritual world and the astral plane, Mind Universe is made up of five different sections, with each section representing a different stage of transformation. This piece tells the story of the transition from the physical world to the spiritual body. It addresses the different stages that undergo one to the other, and dives deeper into the sensations being seen, heard, and felt throughout the process. This peace asks many thought provoking questions such as: What is real, and what is not? As well as brings forth new prescriptions, ideas, and concepts of one’s reality.
The expanded version of what was presented in February is now fully developed to tell the tales of each section, with new movement, new performers, and new perspectives, this piece wants to ask: What do you want to take away? Has anything changed?
3
Intermission
The show will be taking a 10 minute intermission to prepare for the second half of the show.
4
Red-Haired Vixen
Choreographer: Max Butler
Music Title: Short Dressed Woman, It Hurts Me Too
Composer: Lafayette Leake, Elmore James
Lighting Design: Max Butler
Costume Design: Max Butler
Performers:
Karly Idstein, Esteban Rosales
Sometimes what haunts us the most are our own inner demons.
5
Dependant
Choreographer: Max Butler
Music Title: Infra 4
Composer: Max Richter
Lighting Design: Max Butler
Costume Design: Max Butler
Performers:
Alyssa Crowley, Jordyn Lugo, Ry Reynolds
Having something to lift you up and needing something to exist are two very different experiences. What does it really mean to depend on something or someone in your life?
6
Haunted
Choreographer: Max Butler
Music Title: Haunted
Composer: Beyoncé
Lighting Design: Max Butler
Costume Design: Max Butler
Performers:
Max Butler, Alana Harris, Jasmin May, Emma Myers, Luke Riviera
Special Thanks to David Roybal for helping in constructing costumes.
7
Sweet Release
Choreographer: Max Butler in collaboration with Jordyn Lugo and Alyssa Crowley
Music Title: PPP
Composer: Beach House
Lighting Design: Max Butler
Costume Design: Max Butler
Media Design: Max Butler
Performers:
Jordyn Lugo
8
Spring Cleaning
Choreographer: Max Butler
Music Title: Spring
Composer: Vivaldi's Four Seasons (Spring) arranged by Max Richter
Media: Max Butler
Performers:
Takela King, Geli Santarsiero, Piper Corona
9
Interwoven
Choreographer: Max Butler
Music Title: Interwoven
Composer: Sadie Azersky
Spoken Audio from British Pathe
Lighting Design: Max Butler
Costume Design: Cari Smith and Max Butler
Media Design: Max Butler
Props (if applicable): Provided by ASU School of Art Program
Performers:
Max Butler, Alyssa Crowley, Karly Idstein, Jordyn Lugo, Ry Reynolds
Featuring Ryn Duong as the Weaver
Thank you to my mentor Nicole Bradley-Browning for guiding me down the right path for this piece.
Thank you to the weaver shown on screen: Ryn Duong. Merging the two worlds of woven fabrics with dance would not have been possible without you.
