TOOTH AND CLAW
By GRIDLOCK Dance
January 31 & February 1
Twenty performers. Five giant cement blocks. One mega dance.
Featuring virtuosic movement, original multimedia design, and an ABBA-inspired score, TOOTH AND CLAW is a “conceptually rich and ambitious” (Maryland Theatre Guide) dance show that questions the true cost of the American dream. Choreographed by Madeline Maxine Roman, TOOTH AND CLAW explores the Maryland expression of the “crab basket effect” and its influence on individuals, relationships, and society. This performance will feature professional dancers from GRIDLOCK Dance and student performers from the Baltimore region.
Highlighted in Dance Magazine’s 25 to Watch, Madeline Maxine Roman is the Artistic Director of GRIDLOCK Dance in Washington, DC. A standout force among Gen Z choreographers, she has received numerous choreographic commissions and grants, pays her company members an hourly wage, and presents her work across the country. Her choreography is “intellectually probing, politically minded, and personally revelatory” (Dance Magazine), “boldly explores technology’s downsides” (Washington City Paper), and provides a “searing comment on how pervasive social media and mobile devices affect human behavior” (Arts ATL).
Showtimes:
January 31 @ 7:30pm
February 1 @ 2:00pm
Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Seniors & Artists: $20
Students: $15
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**Parking Alert**
The parking garage across the street from Theatre Project has been closed. If street parking is not available, we recommend the Fitzgerald Parking Garage, at the corner of Mt. Royal and Oliver Streets. It is about two blocks from the theatre and is adjacent to the Lyric. Click here for map & directions.
Other available garages within a two block walk are the Maryland Avenue garage, located at 1120 Maryland Ave, and the Symphony Center garage, located at 1030 Park Ave.
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