Postponed: PNC Arts Alive presents MADCO: RESILIENCE
Times
TBC
Venue
Lindwood’s J. Scheidegger Center For The Arts – Emerson Black Box Theater
209 S. Kingshighway
St. Charles, MO 63301
Out of an abundance of caution, and with the health of our patrons, staff, and performers in mind, the upcoming performances of MADCO: Resilience have been postponed. In light of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, Lindenwood University will be adjusting its accessibility during this time. We hope to resume normal operations on March 30, and will be sure to provide updates as the situation evolves.
For current ticket holders, our staff will begin contacting you right away. Patrons who do not want their tickets to serve as a donation to MADCO will be able to receive a full refund. As we are on limited staff, please wait for one of our representatives to contact you if possible. While the physical Scheidegger Center box office is now closed, patrons can visit LUBoxOffice.com and continue to call the box office at 636-949-4433.
We know this news is disappointing, and we appreciate your patience and flexibility. As a part of the St. Charles/St. Louis community, your health and safety are our number one priority. MADCO hopes to reschedule this performance. We will provide updates as they become available.
About RESILIENCE
Sometimes, life’s most tragic turns create a whole new outlook – resilience. PNC Arts Alive presents MADCO: RESILIENCE taking you on a restorative path from trauma to healing through stories of survivors. True to MADCO style, collaboration with community leaders and educators informs the choreography in this mainstage performance. Each piece is inspired by powerful, real-life lessons from those who have come through their darkest days to understand more about themselves and the world around them. When MADCO dancers lend their signature athleticism to this bravely emotional and honest conversation, expect nothing less than a transformative experience.
MADCO revives Art is a Guarantee of Sanity (2017), choreographed by RAWdance’s Ryan T. Smith and Wendy Rein, and originally commissioned by Dance St. Louis. Vibrating with tension and filled with luscious dancing, the piece navigates a path through an eerie, harrowing world in which our minds sometimes betray us. The work draws on the autobiographical story of Susannah Cahalan (Brain on Fire), the imagery of Louise Bourgeois, and the music of SF-based composer Surabhi Saraf.
Photo by Gerry Love