anonymous bodies

anonymous bodies is an interdisciplinary performance company co-directed by Kate Watson-Wallace and Jaamil Olawale Kosoko that creates movement installations for galleries, site-based locations, and proscenium stage venues. Drawing upon the traditions of visual art, post-modern dance, site-specific study, conceptual and performance arts, audience participation and public spectacle, anonymous bodies co-directors have won numerous awards, including a 2012 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival LAB Fellowship and a 2007 Pew Fellowship in Choreography. Known for their creative use of ordinary space, anonymous bodies "has a gift for making pockets of space feel infinite. Wild imagination ruled.” (The New York Times)

Repertoire includes AMERICAN SPACES TRILOGY: STORE, HOUSE, CAR as well as AN AMERICAN CHAMELEON, AN EXPECTATION OF VIOLENCE, and other.explicit.body. Complementary activities include open rehearsals, post-performance discussions, master classes, workshops and 1-3 week-long residencies.

Photo by: J.J. Tiziou