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Try Now: Interactive Accompaniment for Karasick’s “Salomé: Woman of Valor”
Poet-performer Adeena Karasick does a performance called Salomé: Woman of Valor. At this year’s performance of the work, multimedia and visual presentations by Jim Andrews will accompany the show, and will be available to audience members on their smartphones. The visual accompaniment consists of five texts, which take the form of “dbCinemations” that will be projected on screen during part of Karasick’s performance.
Visit Salomé: Woman of Valor online.
Instructions:
- Click or tap the Sepher Yetzirah Wheel to cycle through the five fundamental texts.
- Mouse-over or trail your finger over the text to stir the texts together.