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The Missing Peace Blog is a place to follow the creative process behind the development of The Missing Peace, a performance event. Each choreographer will post highlights from the rehearsal process, workshops, and volunteer opportunities.

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Created by: Jamie Erin Murphy, Brady Sanders, Shana Simmons

THE PIECES ARE COMING TOGETHER

11/29/2017

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by Shana Simmons

The question of "How are you?" and the mundane answer of "Fine." are central to how STOP is developing. Questions of how do you support someone struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts? What is the best thing you can do for them? These are difficult questions to answer.

A large part of this piece is going to show different ways of physical support, aiming to highlight what it feels and looks like to actually be supported. Sometimes, it's difficult to let go of your own control, especially for someone considering suicide. This letting go of control and choosing life and its unpredictability is a key element to letting yourself BE SUPPORTED.
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  • Welcome
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  • PROJECTS
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      • IN/BEtween Program
    • CONSTRUCTED SIGHT >
      • PRESS ABOUT CONSTRUCTED SIGHT
    • LIVING LANDSCAPES
    • ELEVATE: a triple bill of female choreographers
    • THE MISSING PEACE (2018) >
      • THE MISSING PEACE BLOG
      • The HOPE Series
    • OBJECTIVE I (2015)
    • PASSENGER (2014)
    • RELATIVE POSITIONS (2012)
    • COLLABORATIONS
    • CHOREOGRAPHY >
      • RED ROVER, RED ROVER
      • GROUNDED IN THE SOIL
      • OF ELEPHANTS AND ASSES
      • DANCING SOLO
      • QUIRKE
      • BITS... PIECES...
      • RESONANT PASSINGS
      • TEA PARTY
      • A-PART
      • WHAT IS YOUR...?
      • CRUNCH
  • DONATE
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    • Creative Performance Workshop
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  • VIRTUAL DANCE EXCHANGE PROJECT
    • VDEP Symposium: Dialogue 1, Oct 5
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    • VDEP SYMPOSIUM: DIALOGUE 3, NOV 16
    • FAQ'S
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