EDGE OF AQUARIUS
​Alexandria Nunweiler

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​Edge of Aquarius will explore the rituals, controversies, history, and anxieties that plagues modern birthdays. Using original interviews as well as historical documents, this piece will take a microscope to the aging process and milestone birthdays. There will be cake involved.

Thank you to The Farmland in Wakefield, MA for providing cakes and treats for showings, performances, and workshops associated with Edge of Aquarius!

Experience ​Edge of Aquarius

Edge of Aquarius is currently in development. As part of our research and development process, we hosted a series of ​Dance & Cake workshops. These community movement parties took place across the Boston area and brought participants into the land of games and fun that we've been exploring in our creative process. If you would like to experience Edge of Aquarius' Dance & Cake: A Community Movement Party, reach out to us! We'd love to host more of these workshops with partners near and far.

January 19-21, 2024: Edge of Aquarius ​premiers at The Foundry in Cambridge. Learn more via our Upcoming Events tab!
Edge of Aquarius Virtual Program
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Edge of Aquarius is currently in process with Angelina Benitez, Katrina Conte, and Kristin Wagner, with guests Tony Guglietti, Amy Jill, Hannah Ranco and Carmen S. Rizzo.
Photo by Olivia Moon Photography/@halfasianlens.
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