Inside/Out: Luke Hickey

Inside/Out: Luke Hickey

At Inside/Out Performance Space: Jun 20

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Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 6:15pm

FREE | FAMILY-FRIENDLY | OUTDOOR | LIVE MUSIC | TAP

Tap dancer and choreographer Luke Hickey, an alumnus of The School at Jacob’s Pillow, performs the percussive revue A Little Old, A Little New. Highlighting the undeniable synergy of tap dance and jazz music from the swing era to modernity, the work is a dialogue between tap dancers and jazz musicians accentuating the cultural importance of seeing and hearing the two art forms side-by-side. A Little Old, A Little New is choreographed and directed by Hickey, featuring John Manzari and Andre Imanishi alongside Bryan Carter and The Young Swangers.

Location

Inside/Out Performance Space

Food and drink are welcome in the performance space.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT RAINS?

In the event of rain, the 6:15pm Inside/Out performance may be canceled or moved indoors to the Perles Family Studio, and seat passes are distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis. When possible, a live video simulcast with limited seating is offered in a nearby studio. Passes are distributed beginning at 5:20pm. We encourage patrons not to arrive before 5:20 if it is raining unless they are prepared to wait in the rain for pass distribution.

Call the Box Office at 413.243.0745 after 5pm to find out if the Inside/Out performance has been moved indoors and what to expect regarding indoor availability.

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