#Weaving tides indigenous org full#

Asking what it means for a queer mixed Native person to experience their heritage through white normative culture as they recount growing up watching the 1960 production of Peter Pan featuring Sondra Lee’s blonde, blue-eyed “Indian Princess” Tiger Lily, Anthony (and Carla) draw from a songbook sketching across Disney’s Pocahontas to Cher’s Half-Breed. Starring Anthony Hudson-the human vessel for Portland’s premier drag clown Carla Rossi- Looking for Tiger Lily utilizes song, dance, drag and video to put a queer spin on the ancestral tradition of storytelling.

Safe Harbors NYC was generously supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Novo Foundation and the New England Foundation for the Arts.

#Weaving tides indigenous org full#

Tickets to the Reflections of Native Voices Festival are $15 for a Full Festival Pass, which includes access to both streamed & on-demand shows, and $10 for an individual show pass.įrom LA MAMA INDIGENOUS INITIATIVE: Looking for Tiger Lily LIVE on January 28 at 7pm EST Blood, Water, Earth LIVE on January 29 at 7pm EST Death and Mourning After LIVE on January 30 at 7pm EST After the live events, performances will be available on-demand until February 7, 2021įrom NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP: Don’t Feed The Indians: A Divine Comedy Pageant Everything is a Circle Este Cate Duke Tipi Tales from the Stoop All performances will be available on-demand from January 25-February 7, 2021įrom SAFE HARBORS NYC: Safe Harbors Music Weekend JAN 30-31 Available live on Facebook & Instagram To watch live, visit on Facebook & Instagram. Safe Harbors NYC will host a Music Weekend live on their social media channels from January 30-31. New York Theatre Workshop will present the following projects, available on-demand, for the duration of the Festival: Don’t Feed the Indians: A Divine Comedy Pageant Everything is a Circle by Ikidowin Este Cate by Nic Billey Duke by Moses Goods and Tipi Tales from the Stoop by Murial Borst-Tarrant as well as opening and closing festival remarks from Safe Harbors NYC & special guests. Following the initial streams, these three events will be available to view on-demand at through the end of the Festival on February 7, 2021. La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club will stream three Festival pieces on our website and social media: Blood, Water, Earth by Santee Smith Looking for Tiger Lily by Anthony Hudson and Death and Mourning After by Timothy White Eagle in collaboration with cellist Lori Goldston. The festival runs January 25-Februand is presented in partnership with New York Theatre Workshop. The Reflections of Native Voices Festival is a two-week festival from SAFE HARBORS NYC featuring theatre, music and native dance performances by visionary Indigenous artists from across the country.