Witness Relocation in "Eterniday" by Charles L. Mee April 4, 2013

With its production of "Eterniday," a new work by Charles L. Mee, Witness Relocation will apply its unique, pop-culture dance/theater style to a play that crams all of human history into one day, reflecting on the pain of life and the perennial elation of falling in love. La MaMa E.T.C. will present the work's world premiere April 4 to 21 in its Ellen Stewart Theater, directed and choreographed by Dan Safer.

Productions by Witness Relocation combine dance and theater with the energy of a rock show, exploding contemporary culture into intensely physical, outrageous, poetic, and sometimes brutal performances. This is the troupe's second play in its ongoing collaboration with Charles L. Mee. (The first was "Heaven on Earth" at La MaMa in 2011.) The company is led by director/choreographer Dan Safer. Its shows have been presented by theaters ranging from La MaMa to the Ontological to Théâtre National de Chaillot (Paris).