Want to watch some dance but feel like you've seen it all before? Problem solved: create your own dance-in-a-box sequences with Michelle Ellsworth's Choreography Generator. Making a new dance is easy and the possibilities are almost limitless. (Bonus: keep an eye out for choreographer/dancer/OtB alum Zoe Scofield.)

Michelle Ellsworth was singled out by The New York Times as one of the stand-out performers in 2014's American Realness Festival:

Three lucky people will be able to experience an up-close-and-personal performance of Clytigation #2! Audience hopefuls just need to fill out this easy survey to be in the running for a one-on-one performance from mad genius Michelle Ellsworth. 

CLYTIGATION #2 | Mar 6, 2015 | PERFORMANCES BETWEEN 3 - 5PM | ONLINE APPLICATION AVAILABLE BY 5PM FRI, FEB 27
In Clytigation #2  aka "The Libation Bearer” Ellsworth attempts to deliver what is required to escape the consequences of her bad choices. Because punishment is very difficult to avoid (especially in a 4’X4’X7’ box), “The Libation Bearer” will only be performed for three people who meet the criteria for redemption (one at time).

On November 24, 2014, Michelle Ellsworth performed Clytigation #1 at Seattle's Mediterranean Hotel with dancer Zoe Scofleld.  The work explored corn based hotel accoutrements, surveillance, and ancient community bathroom rituals. Below are some documentary images.

READ MORE ABOUT MICHELLE'S CLYTIGATON PERFORMANCE SERIES HERE.

BUY TICKETS TO CLYTIGATION #3 | MAR 12 - 14, 2015

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If you're coming to the show this weekend and haven't brushed up on your Greek myth lately, we'd recommend taking a look at the story of Clytemnestra. Even perusing the Wikipedia page will help, but here are some of the bios as written by Michelle: