Thanks to all who donated toward helping us fund Resonant Streams! We love you and are so grateful for helping us create an artistic experience about the Value of Water!  

We have a way to go before covering all the costs associated with the production, and it is not too late to join those who were first to give.  As a gift of appreciation for your donation, we are happy to be able to offer you the Resonant Streams Soundtrack of the Original Music composed by Nana Simopoulos played live by Brazilian percussionist and vocalist Cafe Da Silva, Native American cellist and vocalist Dawn Avery, and Nana Simopoulos on didgeridoo, kora, sitar and voice available for a donation of $11 or more and the Resonant Streams DVD of the Live Performance for a donation of $33.  

Topia Arts Center presents a preview performance of LiquidBody's Resonant Streams: An Ancient Call on Oct. 16th at 4p at C.T. Plunkett Auditorium in the heart of downtown Adams, MA in the Berkshires.  Supported in part by a grant from The Wiilliam J. & Margery S. Barrett Fund for Adams, Cheshire and Savoy, a fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, this audience-interactive multimedia dance performance features 8 dancers, live original music by Nana Simopoulos, and two video artists creating virtual sets and costumes.  A co-production between Topia Arts Center and the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine in New York City, this production is part of the Cathedral's exhibition The Value of Water: Sustaining a Green Planet that opened Sept. 22nd and runs through March 25.  Admission is free. Donations to Topia Arts Center will be accepted.   Resonant Streams: An Ancient Call is about water – the water in our bodies, the ancient seas where life began, and the flowing streams that sustain us. 

Resonant Streams: An Ancient Call is a site-specific audience-interactive multimedia dance that premiered on November 11th (11/11/11) and continued on the 12th at 8p at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City.  It featured a cast of ten dancers, three live musicians, two multimedia artists creating virtual sets and costumes and guest appearances by visionary Continuum Movement founder Emilie Conrad and noted author, storyteller and African spiritual leader Luisah Teish.  Created for the Cathedral's The Value of Water series that includes a visual art exhibit that opened September 22nd, Resonant Streams  offers an experience of ourselves as water, of our interconnectedness to all water everywhere and of our origins in the ancient primordial seas. As we as fluid systems immerse ourselves in water, we are able to release and recreate our form responsively as we connect through resonance to each other, our ancient roots, our planet and beyond and a creative potential.  There was a workshop on November 9th at 7-9:30p for a 25 member Sound and Movement Choir that helped create resonance in the space.