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Theatre/Dance ISU will present 鈥淗eadlines,鈥� a series of seven original, physical theatre works at five different locations in Old Town Pocatello during the First Friday Art Walk, May 1.

Performance sites include: Dudunake Park as part of the Dedication Ceremony for 鈥淧assage of Time,鈥� the new sculpture by Peggy Gunnerson; Mind Your Body; Simplot Square; the Little Breezeway; and the Old Town Pavilion.  Each site will include different performances.

The schedule for the 鈥淗eadlines鈥� performances is:

鈥�    5:40 p.m., Dudunake Park, 326 South Main;

鈥�    6 p.m., Mind Your Body, 234 South Main;

鈥�    6:20 p.m., Simplot Square, Center & Arthur;

鈥�    6:40 p.m., Little Breezeway,  240 North Main (near Scott鈥檚); and

鈥�    7 p.m., Old Town Pavilion, 420 North Main.

Performers Mychal Lowman, Samantha Wortham, Omar Raudez, Bridget Close, David Allen, Andrew Katseanes, Karen Linafelter, Tiffany Chandler, Lauren Bernal and Victor Gomez are students in Paul Zmolek鈥檚 鈥淭heatre Practicum in Physical Theatre鈥� class, THEA 390.

The performers were given three random headlines culled from newspapers, magazines and the Internet and asked to write a passage that somehow connected the ideas from all three headlines.  These texts were then used to inspire movement; words and movement were brought together to create the seven different performances for 鈥淗eadlines.鈥�  The results are at times comedic, absurdist, poignant, and always entertaining.

For additional information contact the Stephens Center Box Office, (208) 282-3595.