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= Finding freedom through the Garden of Eden =

Intro: In this dance you will soon see how we expressed being in prison and then being free. Follow the audience leader.

Robbie, Sean, Raeven, Cameron, Danielle, Ananda


 * Cameron-** We went to the mutter museum herb garden and had a look around. The biggest thing that we notices is the winding path that went in between the buildings. I think this is really a cool effect because the city is largely square or rectangular. There layout of the lights was also interesting and will probably be incorporated into our dance. The coolest part was probably the relation of the plants to the lights I think this would be awe-inspiring around dusk. I also noticed that there was a lot of distinctive plants in the area.

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 * Ananda**- My group choose the Mutter Museum garden. I don't really agree with the spot my group choose. I feel like there is not much room in there to do a lot of movement, also I don't think there will be enough room for the audience to watch and see everything. Another problem I find with the spot is I don't think that there is a lot to work with in the garden and nothing there to make noise with. Finally I think That we would be disturbing the people that come there for peace and quiet. But I guess we can try to make it work.=====


 * Raeven-** My group and I choosed the Mutter Museum Garden on Chesnut Street. I think it is a good spot, however, I think this spot can be to crowded at times and it will be difficult to perform because of all of the plants and trees that are around. I also think that there would be a limited amount of space for the audience to watch. As far as location, I think it is very bright and colorful but I feel as though we would be a disturbance to the people that work there and I dont want to make any impressions that we are damaging their property.


 * Danielle:** The Mutter Museum Garden is a unique site to host our performance. With every site comes pros and cons. A few cons we experience so far, allergies, space, and property that can not be touched. So far our site has many pros, such as its a great site to show freedom, we also use a lot of the gardens"props" used in our dance. Another issue we could come across, is disturbing people who use garden as a space for quietness and peace. Other then that it's an okay spot.

Robbie McCormac

The area we chose to do are performance was the garden right next to the Mütter museum. It was an odd feeling seeing the garden because at first I thought it would be a terrible spot to perform but after walking around and seeing it I actually thought it would be a great place to work at. The space is pretty tight but it has a very nice spaces spot were the audience can stand and watch us perform and we can go around them and they can get a 360 view. It’s a very tranquil place and my idea for the dance is to turn the tranquility into isolation representing the action of freedom being taken away.