Immortal Winds 2026 Production
- Jan 4
- 1 min read
Are you familiar with the šš”š¢š© šØš šš”šš¬šš®š¬? This thought experiment asks you to imagine a ship that heroically sails the seas. Over time, its planks of wood rot, and are replaced with new planks.
When no original plank remains, is it still the Ship of Theseus?
Immortal Winds' 2026 program is an exploration of identity through time. We are all constantly changing. Our cells die and are replaced anew. Our preferences and personalities shift with the years. We are as much ourselves as we have always been, and yet, we have only small elements in common with the many versions of us who have lived through the years.
With music from Lars Seniuk and the New German Art Orchestra, Darcey James Argue, Simon Dobson, and Paul Lovatt-Cooper, Immortal Winds is proud to share a thoughtful and evocative program with audiences across Northern California.
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