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Worm Moon
Zeitpunktheatre
Venue
Factory Theatre, Studio
August 5, 7:00pm
August 10, 1:30pm
60 Minutes
Ticket Price
$15 / $30
Weird communist and erratic prophet, Thomas McKechnie, creates a new ritual for the world that’s coming.
Join Thomas in a ritual – building your very own vermicomposter, turning kitchen scraps and other green waste into a rich, dark soil that smells like earth and magic. The worm compost is not only practical but spiritual. Feed the worms the rotten garbage of ourselves and our world: shame, fear, inadequacy, white supremacist colonial capitalism, prisons, police, unnecessary remakes of childhood classics, everything. Let worm composting help teach us what is necessary for true transformation. What is required to transform ourselves and what’s all around us? All your rotten veggies and our current dystopia are waiting to be composted into a new world. One being’s trash is another’s deepest need, after all.
Thomas McKechnie – Writer/Performer
Kelly Read – Creative Producer
Worm Moon received residency support from The Theatre Centre, when it was first developed as a Zoom performance.
Content: incarceration, prison abolition; worms, bottom feeders, transformers; major world discomfort and change
Sensory: use of projection, smell of earth and compost, the performer and willing participants may touch red wiggler worms
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