Stone's War (Against Loneliness and Human Separations From The Natural World) Conceived and Directed by Dana Salisbury Co-produced with Dana Salisbury and XO:projects inc October 4-6, Old American Can Factory, 230 3rd St. at 3rd Ave., Brooklyn Shows at 8 and 10 PM. Admission: $15. Audiences are limited; reservations strongly suggested. For reservations, call 212-625-3505, ext.56. Wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes. Inspired by Native American author Gerald Vizenor's novel, Dead Voices, Stone's War is a contemporary trickster myth produced by Dancing in the Streets and Dana Salisbury in association with XO:projects inc. In this multidisciplinary site-specific production, conceived and directed by Bessie-Award-winning artist Dana Salisbury, an old woman, Bagese, fighting to survive in the city, lives each day as a different animal, bird or insect. Stone's War focuses on the day she joins the flea community and its battle against the Exterminator who threatens it with annihilation. Travelling from rooftop to alley, cellar, loft and courtyard the audience is brought into the story's eight scenes - each created and performed by a different artist or company - Ariane Anthony; Christopher Caines Dancers and Singers; Grisha Coleman, Anitra Brooks, and Molly Rabinowitz; DD Dorvillier; Tony Giovannetti, Dafna Naphtali, and Hans Tammen; Morgon Kara; Dana Salisbury; and Deke Weaver. BACK TO TOP home I overview I season I initiatives I opportunities I press room I contact us Copyright © 2006 Dancing in the Streets. All rights reserved. Website by Russell Design		2001 Season: Red hook Community Photograph - May 2001 Red Hook, Brooklyn Dances for Wave Hill - July 2001 Wave Hill gardens, Riverdale, Bronx More on Dances for Wave Hill Stone's War (Against Loneliness and Human Separations From The Natural World) October 2001 Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn