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Moving tableau of story, sound, and dance
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Voice and vessels rehearsal.
Voice and vessels rehearsal.
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MARLBORO- “Voice and Vessel” will be performed on Friday, November 10, at 8 pm at the Serkin Dance Studio at Marlboro College.

“Voice and Vessel” is a moving tableau of story, sound, and dance created by Hanna Satterlee, of Vermont, and Delaney McDonough and Caitlin Scholl, both of Maine. Together they will discuss and digest how people carry their truths versus tales. They ask, as individuals and in the larger society, how do people package facts to store them in memory? Where are the holes in that process and do they matter?

For more information visit marlboro.edu.
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