BIND: a workshop performance of a new play by Kate R. Morris

When two young artists find themselves with a horrific choice—to take a life or risk their own for a chance at fame, they  become entwined in the world of the famous reclusive sculptor Magda Tournette, who forces them question the true nature of Art, and what it takes to set us free.  Spinning together poetry, dance, and theatre, Bind is a contemporary fairytale about power, wool, creativity, and the survival of our planet. 

Friday August 18 @ 7:30pm

Saturday, August 19 @ 7:30pm

Suggested donation at the door: $10-15, or pay-what-you-can

Kate R. Morris (she/they) is a poet and playwright based in Missoula, Montana. Her plays In The Snow (2018) and Venn Diagrams, or the Bee Play (2011) have seen Missoula productions. Most recent local works include Hearth (co-written with Tyson Gerhardt) at the Montana Repertory Theatre, and Hello Winter (2022), Window Dressing (2021), and Dance Words Dance (2019) with Bare Bait Dance. Morris' other plays and performances have been hosted or produced around the United States by Burning Coal Theatre Company (Raleigh), SAIC’s New Blood Performance Festival, Red Rover, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago's RhinoFest, the Old Marquer Theater (New Orleans) and the 2013 Mid-America Theatre Conference. Their writing is published in certain corners of the internet and in print with Funny Looking Dog Quarterly, Garden City Beast, Sin Fronteras and Present Tense Pamphlets by Northwestern University Press.