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playwright Ken Jenkins, and Katie Cocker Tells It Like It Is, by Lee Smith.
Mrs. Wyrrick will present a new dance theatre work titled The Baby Must Walk. This new work will bear her signature style of weaving together different images and stories that relate to a common theme.
She says of her new work, “So often in creating a new work, I am actually trying to share with my audience questions I am asking They are questions that come up in the course of living.
“1 don’t pretend to provide ‘the answers, but asking the questions is a starting point. Looking at things in a theatrical context gives a different perspective.”
This new piece takes a look at the apparent drive to replace human tasks with technology, but these tasks are basic to expressing ourselves.
The title for the piece, The Baby Must Walk, refers to the necessity in the young child to take those first walking steps or climb those stairs all by oneself. It is the necessity of identity, said Mrs. Wyrrick.
Mrs. Wyrrick has been a dancer and choreographer for 20 years, and has performed all over the United States and internationally. She also has a background in visual arts and theatre.
Locally, she has performed with Ki Theatre, and is working as the artist-in-residence at RCHS.
Tickets for “Steps to the Edge” can be purchased in advance at Mountainside Market in Sperryville or Cabin Fever Books in Washington. General admission is $10 in advance; $12 at the door. Students and children are $5. Call 675-1616 for information.
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