
A four week project featuring Performance, Community Events and Installation by Complex Movements.
APR 16 - 19 & MAY 7 - 10
Each performance accommodates 35 people
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THU, APR 16
FRI, APR 17
SAT, APR 18
SUN, APR 19
1PM
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4PM
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7PM
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10PM
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THU, MAY 7
FRI, MAY 8
SAT, MAY 9
SUN, MAY 10
1PM
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4PM
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10PM
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SCI-FI + HIP HOP + SOCIAL ACTIVISM.
CHANGE THE WAY YOU WORK FOR CHANGE.
This groundbreaking Detroit collective is changing our understanding of the relationship between art and progress in the 21st century. Complex Movements is a group of forward-thinking, technologically savvy, sci-fi hip hop, artist/activist geeks who believe social change occurs by creating spaces for connection.
Small performances for audiences of 35 take place in an interactive “pod” assembled in-house on the OtB stage. Once in the pod, the audience becomes a community of post-apocalyptic survivors working together in an immersive environment rich in visual imagery, performance, and a soundscape based on the modern musical influences of Detroit. Interactive elements allow audience members to unlock and shape their experience.
The goal: to create an artistically exciting space where participants encounter and practice the tools for change and co-create ways to use these tools in their own communities.
DETROIT | INTERACTIVE | HIP HOP | COMMUNITY | POWER TO THE PEOPLE

About the Artist
This project is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Beware of the Dandelions was made possible with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Project, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Beware of the Dandelions is also supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and is a project of Creative Capital.
