AP Performance Event

Movement-based, multi-media performance event with post-show discussion co-facilitated by SACASA. Conceived and directed by Haas. Created and performed by Debby Urken, Haas and Helen Lee. 

The Anger Project investigates the multiplicitous layers of anger and the ways it manifests in the body researches deeply ingrained and policed societal conformities intended to suppress and control anger and works towards healing these wounds through private workshops and public events that include movement/body research conversation and film. This process holds space for both private and public participation by working with participants who want to remain anonymous as well as those who want to be seen and heard. Although this is an ongoing project many participants remain anonymous.

This is the Anger Projects first public performance event.

Content Warning: this work deals with heavy topics including physical and sexual assault and suicide. During this event, SACASA crisis advocates will be available to provide emotional support and resources to audience members as needed during or after the performance. The Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) is a community-based organization providing free and confidential services to individuals, families, and communities impacted by sexual trauma.  Support is available at their 24/7 crisis line at (520) 327-7273. https://www.sacasa.org/

Accessibility Information: Rooms, including bathrooms, are wheelchair accessible. A quiet room will be set up for those needing a space to rest, unwind and relax. Please reach out with any questions or other accessibility requests, such as utilizing a guide for verbal information during the performance, sensory or communication needs.

Location: CATALYST Creative Collective (4500 N. Oracle Rd Suite 110). Please note: this is located inside the mall. The most convenient parking area is between Sears & JCPenny. Enter at Tucson Mall doors. Take the first right and CATALYST will be located on your left. 

Pictured: Helen Lee

This is a free event - donations are welcome.

Please RSVP to attend.