The Summer is for Fireflies

image by Abe Mendoza

August 2008 to present

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An ongoing series of short music / movement / street theater pieces performed in public spaces, intended for any accidental onlooker. Conceived, created and organized by Fannie Hungerford and Joshua Dumas, with Fannie handling more of the choreography and Joshua handling more of the music and sound. To date the group has staged five unique performances, all over Chicago, from Millennium Park to Pilsen to Lincoln Square.

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Antigone Coffeehouse :: the Birds

April 2008

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A new movement piece inspired by Sophocles’ Antigone, as part of DePaul University’s “Year of Antigones.” Choreographed by Fannie Hungerford, with original music written and performed by Whitney Johnson and Joshua Dumas.

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Bring May Flowers 2

image by Marika Mashburn

May 2007

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A collaboration between Marika Mashburn (with the House Theatre) and Joshua Dumas (with Tense Forms) to create a three day variety show styled festival of music, magic, dance, poetry, film and theatre, all celebrating Spring. From a 1940s radio booth to a post-apocalyptic future, nine new vignettes from nine different voices intertwine to tell a story of flowering, from the soil cradling to the blossom awakening.

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Bring May Flowers

image by Joshua Dumas

May 2006

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A collaboration between Marika Mashburn (and the House Theatre) and Joshua Dumas (and Tense Forms) to create a three day variety show styled festival of music, magic, dance, poetry, film and theatre, all celebrating Spring.

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So, Jenny asked if I keep a list, and Lynn asked if I had a website. This is an attempt to answer both, to try to keep a running tally of the projects and miscellanea I'm involved in. Please click around and don't hesitate to drop a line.
Thanks.


This site was created with JuneCode. Everything is copyright Joshua Dumas 1999-2008, but I'm pretty open to usage, so holler.


Surely by now, you'd love to read a bio.