Sexicide, a penetrating look at intimacy in the digital age. What is desire? How do we manage our need for intimacy? An orgasm is described as a mini death, but can it actually kill you? This performance will highlight the sexual experiences of a queer black man in Portland. Sex is deadly but death is also a transformation.
CONTENT WARNING: graphic gay sex, suicide, and strobe lighting.
Gerrin Mitchell is a Portland based multidisciplinary artist. Some favorite Portland roles include Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland with NWCT, Actor 5 in Bootycandy with Fuse Theatre, Junior Davis in Choir Boy, M.C. in Dreamgirls with PCS, Hands Up/Evolve with Red Door Project, Miles/Shawn/Rashad in Gloria with Profile Theatre, Hunter 3/Freedom Fund Lady in Fucking A with Shaking The Tree, and Ruby Rider in The Cowboy Show with Prismagic Circus. He has also been seen in countless stage readings across the city and some film projects. He is grateful for an opportunity to create a commentary on the complexities dating in Portland. Find out more about future projects through his Instagram @delanegerrin.
WHAT: Gerrin Mitchell presents Sexicide
WHEN: Friday September 15th, Saturday September 16th, and Sunday September 17th.; 7:00pm
WHERE: New Expressive Works, 810 SE Belmont, Ste 2, PDX 97214. [In the WYSE Buliding. Use building doors located on the South side of the building.]
DATES OF PERFORMANCE - Friday September 15th, Saturday September 16th, and Sunday September 17th.
TIMES OF PERFORMANCE - 7:00pm, Nightly.
TICKET PRICES
ONLINE -
Patron - $25
General Admission - $20
Sr./Artist/Student- $15
Access - $10
IN PERSON (at Box Office on Day of Performance) - $25.00
$5 Arts for All tickets available upon request, email subashinig@gmail.com to reserve one.
NOTE - All online purchases will require an additional $1.50 service charge at check-out.
This performance is presented by New Expressive Works as part of its Curated Residency Series. Since 2021, choreographers and dance makers have been invited by NEW to co-design residencies that support their artistic practices, on their own terms. Through this collaborative model of providing a nourishing space and place for their creativity, N.E.W. supports our independent artist community’s sustainability.