Links Hall presents
Links Lab
Links Hall presents
Multi-disciplinary
Performance
2 hoursRunning Time
Q: What do you get when you invite fourteen creatives who’ve never met and put them in one white box studio, with a pile of new technology, for a short two weeks?
A: Links Lab
Building from the success of 2020’s 96 Hours devised performance festival, Links Lab is the latest performance-media event in an ongoing series of projects devised by dancers, performance artists, storytellers, songwriters, filmmakers & cinematographers, technologists, designers, and multi-disciplinary visionaries.
Starting this Friday (Oct. 8th), two teams of makers will craft brand new devised works about JOURNEYS–journeys we’ve taken, journeys we’re on, and journeys yet to come. With only fifteen days to devise, rehearse, and premiere a new work for both live and virtual audiences at Links Hall–anything can happen in this performance pressure cooker.
Will there be enough time? Too many cooks in the kitchen? Delicious revelations on the present state of hybrid performance?
Join the JOURNEY in-person at Links Hall Oct 22 & 23; or online October 23 & 24. Full Schedule and Artists below.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
7 pm
In-person: Performance at Links Hall
7pm
In-person: Performance at Links Hall
7pm
Online: Live stream performance
7 pm
Online: Live stream performance
Links Lab is funded in part by an EXPLORE Grant from the Arts Work Fund for Organizational Development.
TICKETS & INFO:
You can join us for Links Lab in-person at Links Hall Oct 22 & 23; or online October 23 & 24. Tickets are $15 – 20.
To purchase tickets visit: https://tinyurl.com/LinksHallEvents
Links Hall is located at 3111 N. Western. If you are joining us for one of the in-person performances please see our COVID-19 policy below:
As of September 10, 2021, proof of vaccination for individuals ages 12 and up OR a negative COVID-19 PCR test (taken within 72 hours of the event) is required for entrance to Links Hall. Please see our website for additional details about these policies, and ongoing health and safety measures.
Visitors, staff, and artists are still expected to wear masks at all times in public spaces, or when two or more people are gathered.
