“Viscera” is a dance theater work that interweaves contemporary dance, video projection, and spoken word to explore and illuminate the intricate structure of the human musculoskeletal system. This multidisciplinary performance delves into how our physical framework supports and challenges us, reflecting on both the triumphs and tribulations we experience when this internal structure is disrupted. “Viscera” seeks to educate and inspire audiences by bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and artistic expression, highlighting the profound connection between our physical structure and our personal experiences.

Creating new plays takes time, open hearts, and dedicated space to nurture ideas. It takes a commitment to investing in artists and helping to discover and grow new voices. And it demands resources focused on process, artistic exploration, and room to risk. Our Stripped Bare Arts Incubator Project provides research and development time to at least four new projects per season – bolstering new artists, forms, and voices. A Stripped Bare project is not about sets, lights, props, and costumes. It is about actors, words, passion, movement, and ideas.

Learn more about Stripped Bare Arts Incubator Project HERE.

Meaghan Novoa (They/She) is a Choreographer from Atlanta, GA. They have presented their choreography across the country, including at The Modern Atlanta Dance Festival, Treefort Music Festival and Fall For Fall Dance Festival. They have received multiple grants and residencies for their choreography including Boise City Department Of Arts & History, LED Boise, Atlanta Contemporary, Dance Canvas, Art On The Beltline, Arts & Entertainment Atlanta, City Of Atlanta’s Mayor’s Office Of Cultural Affairs and South Arts. Meaghan‘s work is influenced by their Jewish and Colombian heritage and centers queer and neurodivergent stories. For more information on Meaghan, visit HERE