Kali is in the process of creating a new full-face mask piece with twenty theatre students at Mississippi University for Women in Columbus, MS this month. The hour-long production will have it’s world premiere March 1-3 at Cromwell Theatre.

Read about their amazing ensemble-based process now: http://magicalmaskedtheatre.blogspot.com/

While in MS, Kali also did a 2-hour workshop and performed her solo show Overture to a Thursday Morning for the students that was well received and will be used as an example in future directing and design classes as most of the students had never seen a devised physical theatre piece or been able to talk with the creator. Read some press now.

After teaching workshops and presenting her solo show, Overture to a Thursday Morning, at Coastal Carolina University, PushPush Theatre, and Emory University, Kali has made her way to Mississippi University for Women in Columbus, Mississippi where she will be in residency for 5 weeks creating a mask piece with theatre students there. Performances will be March 1-3.

This November, Kali directed puppeteers Jana Zeller and Kirk Murphy at Sandglass Theatre in a new production by Spybird Theatre called: Madame Schnuckenack.

This December, Kali toured to an international puppet festival in Quebec at Sages Fous for a work-in-progress showing.

Madame Schnuckenack will have it’s world premiere in September 2012 at International Puppets in the Green Mountains Festival in Southeastern Vermont.

Fall 2011, Kali moved to Providence, Rhode Island and taught movement within the MFA Program at Brown University/Trinity Rep. Classes included Clown with the first year students, and Mask for the second and third year students. Kali also helped students with their physical language in productions of : Misanthrope, Parade, Richard II, and Macbeth.

Masks by Joel Sugerman.

Watch Overture to a Thursday Morning online now!

“Performance Artist bubbles over with creative energy…” Read a national artist profile of Kali recently written for Examiner.com! 

Read a great article about Kali’s teaching and show at the Ko Festival of Performance!

Playing at the KO Festival of Performance in Amherst, MA: July 22, 23, 24!

FOR MORE TICKETS, PHOTOS, & MUSIC CLICK HERE.

Kali will be an Artist-in-Residence this summer at the Ko Festival of Performance in Amherst, Massachusetts:

Teaching MASK, MOVEMENT & MAYHEM: July 11-16!

Performing her new solo show OVERTURE TO A THURSDAY MORNING: July 21-26!

Click here to get more info now!

Kali performs with Ruckus, an offshoot circus of New England Circus Center.

Ruckus2min promo v.2 from Bill Forchion on Vimeo.

Delusions of Grandeur: Overture to a Thursday Morning will play at THE TANK theater as part of their new season this February 18th through 26th.

In her second solo work, virtuosic physical performer Kali Quinn takes on three generations of women searching for a forgotten truth. Told through familiar 1950s objects, breath-taking imagery, and a live soundtrack, Delusions of Grandeur is a suspenseful and inspiring journey that questions the will to go on and who to take with you.

Tickets are now available at:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/137154

Check out details at:

http://thetanknyc.org/?q=node/2531

Please spread the word and join the fun and music this February at THE TANK!

Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, North Eastern Pennsylvania: Kali worked as Movement Designer for the season’s opening show of DRACULA. It opens September 11th and runs through October 10th. Click here for more info!

Pearl TheatrePearl Theatre Company, Off-Broadway: Kali returns to the Pearl as Movement Designer and Assistant director on their first show of the season, Chekhov’s THE SNEEZE. It opens September 26th and runs through October 31st. Click here for more info!

  United Solo Festival, Theater Row in NYC: Kali premiere’s her latest solo show, DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR, on November 19th… A fifties housewife won’t leave the house. Eccentric neighbors convinced they can help. The roadtrip to everyone’s dream world and the struggle when forced to return and face reality. Told through everyday objects, fiddling, and breath-taking physical feats, DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR is a beautiful, quirky story that questions the will to go on and the fear of joy when faced with unending grief. Click here for more info!