At Fringe, Nichole Canuso's "Return Return Departure"
Elegant meditations on time passing.
In a lovely garden at dusk we place a stone, we press a flower in a book, we mark that we were there, that time has passed. A man (John Luna) and a woman (Nichole Canuso who also choreographed) dance and run and roll on the grass; they carry stones, try to construct little monuments with them; there is music ( Michael Kiley), there is quiet, there is plainness and there is elegance.
The theme of time passing is also the theme of the APS Museum's current exhibition "Tempus Fugit,"which is small and filled with tiny marvels—don't miss the miniature video accompanying and silently commenting on the invitation to Darwin's funeral.
-- Toby Zinman
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