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Gaza Gray Lady Cantata No. 7

The ever-evolving Gray Lady Cantata, which began its life in the late 60's in NYC as part of the Angry Arts Movement. Peter Schumann tells of its evolution at the beginning of this piece.

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The July 27, 2024 performance of this Summer's Circus and Pageant! This documentation features incredibly spirited band opening music as prelude and sustaining energy of cutting-through political satire and poignant scenes of Palestinian suffering in the ongoing Genocide in Gaza. Somehow, despite the devastation, Bread and Puppet engenders Hope.

Director Peter Schumann describes the show as featuring, “tigers teaching the congress of cowards how to jump over billionaires and acquire the courage to not pay for the atrocities of the latest genocide; the proverbial sheep of the system refusing to be sheep and committing revolution against the system; and the blue horses of the peace and harmony terrorists of the Northeast Kingdom breaking through the wall of threatening clouds that hide the truth from the population and then galloping over the ruins of the truth industry.”

Don't miss the Pageant and the Gaza Emergency Mass Oratorio! It precedes a tour of the Anti-Modern Museum featuring spontaneous improvisatory cantastoria performances of the huge collection of Peter Schumann's Bedsheets by Company Members and Volunteers.

filmed and edited by Jerome Lipani

To view the cctv archive of some 100 Bread and Puppet pieces filmed over the last 10 years:
https://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/series/...

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In Solidarity,
Jerome 

For more information: Jerome Lipani, Independent Artist <jeromelipani@gmail.com>.

The Ramble is a free, annual event, celebrating the creativity and community of Burlington’s Old North End, held on the last Saturday in July.

The Ramble is a grassroots arts festival celebrating the unequivocally creative culture of The Old North End community, where the most racially and economically diverse population of Vermont densely resides with the highest concentration of Burlington’s working artists.

For more information visit: www.theramble.org