Nothing Really Matters is an original, hour-long show featuring:
★ Aerial Acrobatics ★ Physical Theater ★
★ Shadow Puppetry ★ Object Performance ★ Toy Theater Puppetry ★
★ Stop-Motion Animation ★ 2D Digital Animation ★
The alchemy of these various modalities is made possible through the use of live-cue software and projection mapping.
★ Aerial Acrobatics ★ Physical Theater ★
★ Shadow Puppetry ★ Object Performance ★ Toy Theater Puppetry ★
★ Stop-Motion Animation ★ 2D Digital Animation ★
The alchemy of these various modalities is made possible through the use of live-cue software and projection mapping.
A relatable and electrifying theatrical performance
that elaborates on techniques refined through Aerial Animation.
Nothing Really Matters is an engaging story about a woman who embraces the complexities of her inner reality to overcome her self-shaming quest for external validation.
that elaborates on techniques refined through Aerial Animation.
Nothing Really Matters is an engaging story about a woman who embraces the complexities of her inner reality to overcome her self-shaming quest for external validation.
Simply surviving in a monochromatic world, our protagonist has spiraled into complete disconnection from the natural beauty around her. In her exhaustion-fueled despair, she is swallowed alive by the “Beast that Shames Rest,” a bed-like puppet with a giant mouth. Eventually, she abandons her pledge to productivity and learns to delight in the beauty of imperfection. Her life fills with color as she connects to the natural world, and she becomes her own hero.
To inquire about booking Nothing Really Matters, please send an email.
Nothing Really Matters is an internationally relatable, non-verbal show
produced and performed by Aerial Animation’s founder, Abigail Baird.
Aiming to influence the rising field of media theater towards human relatability,
the show is intentionally designed to be toured
and built around a free-standing aerial rig and a twenty-foot projection screen.
produced and performed by Aerial Animation’s founder, Abigail Baird.
Aiming to influence the rising field of media theater towards human relatability,
the show is intentionally designed to be toured
and built around a free-standing aerial rig and a twenty-foot projection screen.
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