(Mis)guided Museum Tour | Ezra Reaves

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Written By Elsewhere Living Museum & Artist Residency
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Within a space that can be sometimes overwhelming for visitors, (Mis)guided Museum Tour by Ezra Reaves (they/them) fosters a playful yet earnest environment for the listener to settle into. Instead of engaging the visitor through the history of Elsewhere and walking them through explanations of the pre-existing work they prompt them to engage the space through their minds. Their characters ask open ended questions through the stages of the tour while interweaving personal narrative into the journey. This narrative pairs down the vastness of the titles of each stage, creating a relatable environment for the listener to project their own experience onto.

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Ezra Reaves
Ezra Reaves

Ezra Reaves (they/them) is a professional actor, performer, comedian, singer and experimental theater artist. They've tour nationally and internationally with The Neo-Futurists, performed over 150 shows as Velma in the immersive show "The Speakeasy" and most recently played Spike/Shorty in Patricia Cotter's world-premiere play "The Daughters" at SF Playhouse. As a comedian, Ezra has opened for Janeane Garofalo, Bob Odenkirk, John Hodgman, Paul F. Tompkins and even shared the stage with Michael Ian Black at SF Sketchfest.

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