Space Panorama
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 7, 2010
Closed Jan 17, 2010
Opened Jan 7, 2010
Closed Jan 17, 2010
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0hr. 30min.
0hr. 30min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Acclaimed British director and performer Andrew Dawson recreates a documentary of the historic Apollo 11 moon landing using only his hands and a black-draped table. Accompanied by Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10 and a dramatic, lively narration, Dawson takes audiences from Houston to the moon and returns them safely to Earth, conveying the colossal distances and the risks involved simply through his skilled hand movements and wry facial expressions. Dawson has performed Space Panorama at theaters and theater festivals throughout the world, most recently at the Kennedy Center to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of Apollo 11.
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