Back to All Events

Freedom From and Freedom To

FFFT returns for its first iteration of sound and movement collaborations for 2024! Freedom From and Freedom To is an exploration and celebration of artistic circumstance. Movement and sound improvisors from all around Chicago gather in front of a live audience, where they are grouped by chance. Each group performs an improvised set. We fuse diverse artistic backgrounds and practices to create unique and fleeting worlds. There will be a headlining set from Kiku Hibino + Keisha Janae.

Artists for April 6, 2024

Headliner:

Musician Kiku Hibino  & Dancer Keisha Janae 

Dancers:

  1. Tuli Bera

  2. Anjal Chande

  3. Aaliyah Christina

  4. Crystle Dino

  5. Abra Johnson

  6. Selena Lasley

  7. Jennifer Ligaya

  8. Amanda Maraist

  9. Gaby Martinez  

  10. Cristal Sabbagh 

  11. Nora Sharp

  12. Anna Martine Whitehead


Musicians:

  1. Kim Alpert

  2. Johanna Brock

  3. Paige Brown

  4. Hunter Diamond

  5. Haruhi Kobayashi 

  6. Lia Kohl

  7. Allen Moore

  8. Luc Mosley

  9. Eric Novak 

  10. Julian Otis

  11. Julian Pujols Quall 

  12. Scott Rubin

  13. Sam Scranton

  14. Isaiah Spencer

  15. Brianna Tong

  16. Sharon Udoh

  17. Juliann Wang 

  18. Adam Zanolini

  19. Ben Zucker

$15 / $10 w/ Student ID - Tickets Available below or at the Door

From and Freedom To is an exploration and celebration of artistic circumstance. Movement and sound improvisors from all around Chicago gather in front of a live audience, where they are grouped by chance. Each group performs an improvised set. We fuse diverse artistic backgrounds and practices to create unique and fleeting worlds.

Our events are improvisational performance environments which interrogate movement and sound. We use an ensemble of movers and sound-makers that are remarkably diverse in their crafts and backgrounds. Freedom From and Freedom To integrates relationality by engaging audience participation. The audience is invited to randomly draw a combination of artists who will perform together. Some of the participants have never engaged with each other before, which creates a challenging and often rewarding opportunity for world-making.

Previous
Previous
April 6

Towards Racial Healing Through Multicultural Drumming w/ Rahul Sharma

Next
Next
April 7

Queer Dance Freakout: Spring Fling (Early + Late Shows!)