To attend to the resonance of forms, to morphic resonance, is to attend to the production of space by and between bodies. It is also to question the spatiality of the temporal.

Morphic Resonance is a flexible-length, improvised duet by Fidget co-directors, dancer/choreographer Megan Bridge and musician/composer Peter Price. In this research-based performance project, a solo dancing body is set into resonance with the sound and space that surround it. Price creates ambient, droning electronic soundscapes, punctuated by percussive loops. Bridge builds movement worlds like architectures that are both kinesthetically expansive and minutely precise. Each new performance situation is approached as a frame that re-orients and gives new definition to the work.

Creative Team

Choreography/Performer: Megan Bridge
Music and Video Designer: Peter Price

Production Requirements

Space size and details are negotiable. Morphic Resonance lends itself to a variety of performance sites, including but not limited to black box theaters, galleries, studios, and museums. A basic sound system is required. One dancer, one musician (can also be performed as a solo dance with recorded music). 10-60 minutes.

Morphic Resonance in the press

Bogota District Institute of the Arts: Review by Jorge Marciales

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