Lineage Performing Arts Center in Pasadena presents “And She Danced,” an exploration of a neurologically altered life, on Tuesday, May 3, starting at 7 p.m. at 920 E. Mountain Street.
Through dance, narrative, graphic arts, and interaction, “And She Danced” is an autobiographical one-act play exploring life with a warping brain.
The writer and performer, Amy Carlson, has participated in LPAC’s Dance for Joy program for many years. This play is a culmination of her time at Lineage.
Carlson will be available after the performance for talkback, where she welcomes input and critique as she continues to workshop the play.
To RSVP, go to www.lineagepac.org/
For more information, call (626) 844-7008.
