The guides grimly measured humans, trash cans, fences, everything, as they moved onlookers from one area to another.
Two guides doubling as “measurers” led the audience outdoors to see a drawing projected on a building, an overall-clad violinist poised to place, dancers jogging in white, Pellegrino singing lustily, a lecturer on the female reproductive system scrambling her message, a silent film sown in a parking lot. The guides grimly measured humans, trash cans, fences, everything, as they moved onlookers from one area to another.
Stephen Pellegrino is an accordion player, artist and storyteller. For the last 35 years Stephen Pellegrino has been composing music for dance and theatre. Since the early 80’s he has been creating an ongoing, multi-sectional, interdisciplinary music/theatre opera series called DRYWALL. He has been the recipient of numerous grants and commissions.