Celebrating Earth Month!
Climate change, electric cars, greenhouse gas emissions, federal regulations and more all play a part in the health of our planet. Let’s all come together to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of our home we call earth.
The Effects of Gravity
The Effects of Gravity is a live stage performance forging art and science, imagery and sound, inquiry and imagination.
The performance tells the story of our cosmic origins—the formation of our universe, galaxies, planets, solar system and our planet earth—from both scientific and poetic perspectives.
The show features three performers, incredible computer graphics and astronomical images along with a dynamic music score and original poetry. It all comes together to help us better understand our beautiful, fragile planet and the need for all of us to play our part in taking care of it.
www.theeffectsofgravity.org
Cast:
David Gonzalez: Award winning poet, musician and storyteller.
Alvaro Domene: Guitarist, composer, educator.
Luke Keller: Award winning professor of physics and astronomy at Ithaca College.
The Effects of Gravity tells the story of our cosmic origins—the formation of the universe, galaxies, stars, planets, our solar system, and our planet— from both scientific and poetic perspectives.
The performance is richly illustrated with animated computer graphics and astronomical images brought to life by a live, blazingly virtuosic electric guitar score and original poetry that embraces the vastness, complexity, and beauty of the cosmos and our efforts to understand it.
At this historic juncture where the James Webb Space Telescope and other observatories are bringing us stunning images, and where science, regrettably, is under attack, we are pleased to offer The Effects of Gravity as an artful, fact-filled multi-media performance that celebrates the human quest for understanding as it speaks for planetary stewardship.
The Effects of Gravity is the perfect show for audiences who gaze at the stars and wonder, who have questions and seek knowledge, and who know that science and art are expressions of the same basic human impulse to explore. Be prepared to have your mind blown, your heart opened, your eyes widened, and your ears treated to sounds they've never imagined before.
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