The Moisture Festival is thrilled to have the unique talents and creativity of Lelavision back with us again for the 2012 Festival. The name Lela is more than a play on the names of the founders; derived from two Sanskrit terms meaning "creation" and "creative spark", with references to "play," it denotes the spirit of this unique performance group.
The company combines modern and aerial dance, music, theater, and large interactive musical sculptures to create innovative works of awe and whimsy. Their work is about the transfer of energy, the emanations of the soul, and the common denominators of the human experience. Mann and Lamblin work with a synthesis of form, space, movement, and music in a collaboration that draws on the unique contribution of each.
Ela Lamblin is a sculptor/musician who is known locally and internationally for his past collaborations with the likes of UMO Ensemble and Tacoma's Museum Of Glass, to only mention a few. Lamblin's musical instrument/sculptures represent a harmony of sound, form, and movement meant not solely to be looked at and walked around but to be sounded and intimately experimented with. They appeal both to the ear and to the eye and, because they are thematically indicative, to the soul and to the consciousness.
March 29, @ 7:30pm Hale's PalladiumApril 1 @ 3:00pm Matinee Broadway Performance Hall
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