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Eco-theater Performance Kicks Off ‘WATER’ Exhibit Friday

CHERRY VALLEY—Water Dreams,” an experimental site-specific, eco-theater performance, will be presented by The Telegraph School on Friday, October 6 at 6 p.m. This Cherry Valley Water Project performance will take place along the Cherry Valley Creek behind the Old School, 2 Genesee Street. It will be followed by the 25 Main Collective gallery opening for “WATER” from 7-9 p.m.

According to organizer Angelica Dzeli Palmer, the “Water Dreams” performance blends myth, magic, and history, and draws from the community’s stories, music, dance, and puppets created during the free summer art workshops offered through the Cherry Valley Water Project.

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