Vox Feminista presents - KING CON: STRIKE & RESIST

Performer/Writer/Co-Producer

Saturday, March 25. Mercury Cafe. Denver.

Saturday, April 8*. Boulder Center for Conscious Community. Boulder

        *This show is a part of Boulder Arts Week! Check out the calendar!*

Friday, April 28. Shine Restaurant and Gathering Place. Boulder.

Saturday, May 20. Mercury Cafe. Denver

Doors 7p. Show 8p.

$10-$30 sliding scale.  CASH ONLY at the door. No presale tickets.

Vox is honored to share the stage with the following guests:

Romero Theater Troupe

Laura Goldhamer

Artie Thompson

Splintered Light Theatre

Norma Johnson

megan falley

The Platypussies

Allied Witches

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"Antiquasauria" - album by Ian Cooke

Gigantic dinosaur puppets will accompany a live concert of Ian Cooke's latest album, "Antiquasuaria". I am part of the building and design team including Cory Gilstrap, David Farquharson, and Ian Cooke. Coming 2017!

Learn more about Ian Cooke Band at: iancookemusic.com

Recent:

Storylight: A Festival of Fairytale

February 25, 2017. Nomad Playhouse. Boulder.

A celebration of fairytales featuring Laura Packer and many storytellers from across the metro area. Splintered Light Theatre teamed up again with author Sarah Elizabeth Schantz  to perform a shadow puppetry presentation of NEVER AGAIN THE SAME: an adult retelling of Little Red Riding Hood.

Ic

Poetry and Soundscore by Serena Chopra

Directed by Andryn Arithson

Friday June 24 and Saturday June 25. 2016.

Pranamor Shakti Healing Arts (formerly Pranamor Yoga Arts)

853 Santa Fe Drive, Denver. 80204.

In this stunning and unique performance, writer Serena Chopra joined Splintered Light Theater, for an unparalleled shadow performance of Chopra's forthcoming book, Ic (Horse Less Press, 2016). 

Through shadow performance, Arithson articulates Chopra's Ic, short for Icarus, in his ascent to the sun of American greatness that, in its brightness is defined by whiteness, in its dominance is a fortress of masculinity, and in its singularity, rejects queerness, otherness and multiplicity. At the apex of his flight, the sun burns away Ic's marginalized identities, and he watches as his shoes, locket, song and clothes fall, as marginalia, into the city lakes below where the sun is scattered and spread around the bodies of divers (also divers, in the Middle English usage, meaning diverse). Who will claim this marginalia? Who will appropriate this abandoned identity?

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"Dumb Ways to Die" ad campaign mascots for RTD Denver

Foam Fabricator - I assisted Gilstrap with building the mascots.

Mascots designed and built by Cory Gilstrap of Imagined Creations

December 2015.

You & Me

Directed and Curated by Tara Rynders

You & Me is a delightful evening featuring dance, dinner, and one-on-one interacations with artists from a variety of disciplines. As one of the one-on-one artists, I offered shadow play with found objects.

Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24 2015.

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Fig

Story by Sarah Elizabeth Schantz (excerpts from her debut novel, Fig, winner of the Colorado Book Award)

Puppetry and Imagery by Andryn Arithson & Emily Saavedra

Wednesday July 15, Trident Cafe, Boulder. 8:30pm.

Thursday July 23. Mercury Cafe, Denver 7:30pm.

Presented by Splintered Light Theatre. 

Never Again the Same: a shadow puppetry retelling of Little Red Riding Hood for adults

Story by Sarah Elizabeth Schantz

Puppetry and Imagery by Andryn Arithson & Emily Saavedra

Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28. 2015. 7pm.

Kakes Dance Studios. 2115 Pearl St. Boulder.

Presented by Splintered Light Theatre. Participant in Boulder Arts Week 2015.

Never Again the Same

Story by Sarah Elizabeth Schantz

Puppetry and Imagery by Andryn Arithson & Emily Anderson Saavedra

Guest Artist Performance. University of Colorado. Boulder.

October 31, 2014. Funded via Program Fee Grant Award.

Independently Produced. The Trident Cafe. Boulder.

August 30, 2014



This contemporary, urban retelling of Little Red Riding Hood was origianally published as a short story titled, Detours, by Sarah Elizabeth Schantz (author of Fig, coming April 2015 from Simon and Schuster). Schantz plays the part of the narrator in this shadow puppetry performance of the familiar folktail. Saavedra and Arithson have created dynamic and surprising shadow imagery using a variety of found objects.

SLAB

Puppet Designer and Craftsperson

Square Product Theatre

July 31-August 16, 2014

Directed by Gleason Bauer

Adapted by Gleason Bauer and Emily K. Harrison from the novel by Selah Saterstrom.