Have you ever listened to the insides of a sea shell and heard the roar of the ocean? Or placed your ear on the forehead of your child or over the heart of a loved one and listened to their unspoken longings? Upon doing so have you heard their wishes and have they seemed to say, “Come closer and I will show you something beautiful?” The choreographers working with MGDT (Movement Graffiti: Dance Theater) have turned to subjects as diverse as the internal wishes of another and the African savanna for inspiration. Similarly, music as varied as that of Arvo Part, Kronos String Quartet and the flower duet from Delibes’ Opera Lakme underscore. the five unique examples of time based art that will be showcased July 25th at the Orcas Center. The work is impressionistic in nature. This is not story ballet or hip-hop funk. It is mysterious at times, breathtaking in others and has appeal for the whole family. Come closer. Join us. And we will show you something beautiful.