• The legendary Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company has a long history of exploring a number of charged and controversial themes through movement, music and dance.
• A Quarreling Pair, the surreal and interpretive staging of a 1946 Jane Bowles puppet play by the same name, tells the story of two argumentative sisters who cannot agree about their place in the world.
• A Quarreling Pair is a vaudeville-structured theatre-meets-dance production that centers on questions about the world, our role and our participation in it. Choosing not to draw conclusions, the company uses sound as art, multimedia film images and the artifacts of activism to explore the subject matter.
Bill T. Jones has a long history of performing at KU:
• February 1991, The Last Supper at Uncle Tom’s Cabin
• January 1995
• October 1998, We Set Out Early…Visibility was Poor
• January 2000
