Feeling Red brings color to movement and dance. Choreographer, Savi Stevenoski, sees color when listening to music. A phenomenon know as synesthesia. Red is deep and soulful. Red is a big, broad, strong color that symbolizes much more than anger and love. Feeling Red transcribes the color red into movement, into something that the dancers and audience are able to feel.

Appropriate for all ages

Interested in a not-necessarily-romantic way to connect over art? Select the Blind Date ticket at checkout and Cannonball will pair you with another audience member for a pre- and post-show experience. Blind Date is only available for this show on Fri, Sep 16, 2022 5:30 PM. Check out https://www.cannonballfestival.org/blinddate for more information.

This show is presented as part of Cannonball Festival, Philly’s artist-centered performance hub, packing in 65+ full length shows and 300 performances in two nearby venues. Discover risk-taking theater, dance, circus, music, and comedy alongside a vibrant garden bar with a free nightly cabaret, pop-up events, workshops, artist talkbacks, and more. September 1–30 at the Maas Building (1320 N 5th St) and Icebox Project Space (1400 N American St). Learn more at cannonballfestival.org.

Health & Safety

Proof of vaccination is required to attend this event, and masks must be worn for the duration of the performance. Audience members will be asked to show proof of vaccination before entering the venue. Both digital and physical proof of vaccination are accepted. Please plan accordingly.

Credits

Choreographed By: Savi Stevenoski

Dancers: Kaitlyn Esposito, Amanda Mungcal, Dani Mungcal, Riley Newman, Julie Pfeffer, Kathleen Roughgarden, Liv Smedley, Savi Stevenoski, Angela Weigel

About the Artist

Savi Stevenoski is a Wisconsin native, a Rutgers graduate and a new resident to Philly. They have been dancing their whole life but never saw themselves pursuing dance until coming across Continuum Dance Company. Continuum is a company that provides an outlet for dancers and choreographers to continue expressing their craft outside of their day-to-day professions.