To continue an emerging theme about talking about performative modalities, one of my classes recently encouraged me to think about the ways in which we perform both trust and trustworthiness. So here I am, thinking about it. Continue reading “Musings On Trust and Trustworthiness”
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Hiding In the Light
I’m taking contact improv this semester, which is honestly one of my favorite things ever, BUT recently my professor had us do a series of exercises that involved A LOT of singing in A LOT of different capacities, notably including singing while dancing and staring at another person in the eyes with no affect in your face and singing directly at them. I knew the minute he said we’d be doing anything with singing that I wouldn’t enjoy it at all (I hate singing) and I was right about that – I didn’t enjoy it. But it certainly made me think. Continue reading “Hiding In the Light”