Photo: Haylee Anne
Deadwyler in The Ood with Minka Wiltz and Yakini Horn. Photo: Haylee Anne
“From within a liminal womb, a triptych of women figures navigate the specters of their children across troubled terrain- present, past, and future. Soundtracked by an Opera, glossolalia and hiphop aesthetic, The Ood guides those in incubation, questioning motherhood, language, the sex body, and myth in this performance art experience.”
The Ood: A Field Guide to Apocalyptic Worlds for _____ Children was supported by Synchronicity Theatre’s Stripped Bare Lab. It was, also, a recipient of IDEA Capital in 2017-18, making Deadwyler a two-time recipient of the grant.