SPLIT BILL #46
AKANE LITTLE | LAMBKIN


Two photos, Left is Akane’s head and hands, covered in glitter, are curling inwards. Their face is obscured by shadow, while light glints off of their eyes. Right is Lambkin preparing to pass their hand under a focused spotlight.

Left photo by Benja Thompson. Right photo by SVH Atelier.

NOVEMBER 20-22, 8PM

EARLY BIRDS
$22 / $30 SUPERFAN / $50 🌟 SUPPORTER
$17 HEARTS


AT-THE-DOOR
$26 / $30 SUPERFAN / $50 🌟 SUPPORTER
$17 HEARTS

All seating is general admission

Photo by Benja Thompson

Akane Little
formaldehyde

formaldehyde begins with a mortal body hypnotized by fantasies of material preservation. In a soundscape of sparkling commercials, the body is seduced by promises of anti-decay - glitter, Botox, embalming, competition dance. As the body processes each material, it is pulled towards a fantasy state of eternally preserved death. This state, inherently untenable, cracks at its edges as the body is consumed and alchemized by rot and fungi - offering a re-entry into a different eternity.

Akane Little is a Brooklyn-based dance artist approaching the body and performance as an altar-portal for transmuting energy and channeling worlds. They started off in competition dance in a small-town studio in Mississippi, and continued on to study contemporary dance under Alysia Ramos at Oberlin College. They have freelanced in both Cleveland, OH (Catherine Meredith, Megan Young, Madi Jackson, Rebecca Burcher, and more) and New York City (Kinesis Project, Boy Friday, Hivewild, Hard/Femme Dances, God Complex x Aeon Andreas, Nick Brooke, Michael Chinworth, Chaesong Kim, and more). Commercial credits include Bridget Kearney (Lake Street Dive), Carolina Oliveros (Combo Chimbita), Tom Petty, and Sam Smith. Since 2023, they have been a core member of the LEIMAY Ensemble under the direction of Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya. @akane.little

Lambkin stretching out her arms in a T-formation, silhouetted by a backdrop of clouds in arch-shaped frames.

Photo by Christine Rivera

Lambkin
They won't love you quite like i do

In They won't love you quite like i do, D tries to shake loose of the possessive spirit of her home.

Lambkin is a musician and choreographer whose distinct mélange of electronic music, modern dance, and experimental theatre takes up Blackness as the break that might rupture our attachments to Worlds, territories, and Man. @biglillamb

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