September 9, 2021

Promethean Waltz by Ponytrap

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Ponytrap’s enthralling mix of classical and industrial music provides the foundation for Promethean Waltz, a new theatrical production that tells the story of a search for meaningful connection in a world overrun by technology. The performance will combine video projection, new music, and robotics to create a groundbreaking theatrical experience. With Promethean Waltz, attendees will experience an engaging story that will be told through the music of Ponytrap, actor Charles Peter Keichline, and visuals provided by Recspec. During the performance, the audience will witness the construction of a large scale working robot. Promethean Waltz will be a “Bring Your Own Percussion” event, and showgoers will be encouraged to participate in the musical performance as well.

The electronic artist eBurner will open the event.

Watch the Promethean Waltz Trailer below:

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