The Sundance Kid Is Beautiful

Christopher Knowles performed a selection of new and rarely-shown works, including The Sundance Kid is Beautiful and texts from Einstein on the Beach in a multimedia environment that incorporated poetry, dance, and sculpture.

This  special event was made possible by the support of American Friends of the Louvre and Gavin Brown’s Enterprise. It was staged by Noah Khoshbin and produced by Andrew Gilchrist, with dramaturgy by Lauren DiGiulio, design by Eugene Tsai, lighting design by John Torres, sound design by Bryce Kretschmann, costume design by Kevin Santos and set construction by Stephen Crawford.

The Sundance Kid is Beautiful with Christopher Knowles was developed at The Watermill Center and commissioned by the Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation, Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York, in association with The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center at The Graduate Center, CUNY, Change Performing Arts and Dissident Industries, and was made possible in part from a generous grant from WorldStage, with further support from the American Friends of the Louvre.

Photo by Tom Kochie