Sat January 24 at 4:00, The Dali Museum, St Petersburg, FL: Eliza will be performing in a collaboration with Fuzion Dance Company and Kristin O’neal in a piece co-directed by Eliza and Leymis Bolanos Wilmott. The piece is a Response to and a Riff on the current exhibition – Picasso / Dali, Dali / Picasso. Still Life, Object as Body, Body as Form, Form and Emptiness, Bending Time, The Underbelly, The Face of War – these 2 painters turned the world, and it keeps on turning in this performance.
Sunday March 1 at 5:00, The Crocker Church 12th st and Cocoanut in Sarasota, Florida: Eliza will be debuting her solo O Let Me Just Be the Greek Whore that I Am in the first annual Sarasolo Festival. An evolution of On Est Deshabille Eliza continues to craft her story in search of a grammar for the human animal. Join a woman and her stick – part warrior, part creature, part housewife – on an absurd adventure born out of Rock + Roll and teetering toward Clown. In a fragile and ferocious feast of human spirit this performance delights and thrives in the territory of sound song text and body.
Here is a photo of expanded version of on est deshabille, a comedy about death performed this past summer at the Berkshire Fringe in Great Barrington MA. Will Barnet, Debra Disbrow, Eliza Ladd and Cassandra Weston appear here. We were accompanied by the masterful Ian Smit (guitar) and Eddie Gwormley (drums)
Check out this photo from Bucket and Stick.
I love this poster. We will be performing Big Exit at Dixon Place on Monday March 26th at 7:30 and then taking it to Earlham College in Indiana. Come see this wild and controlled, bird and cowgirl duet exploration of work and freedom and listening in the moment.
Having come off a wonderful development of 
Come see me as Sentinel in Karen O’s 
I invite you to come to 
on est deshabille, a comedy about death premiered at the Joyce Soho as a Work in Progress as a part of the Field’s Emerging Artist Residency, supported by the Tides Foundation. The show is now in further development.