An orchard dreams, a river rushes, and memory flickers through a fading estate in Stand in the Shade of Me, a 60-minute solo adaptation of The Cherry Orchard created and performed by Kate Clarke.

Transforming into seven characters as well as the forces of time, nature, and memory, Clarke uses physical theatre, original soundscapes, and striking metaphor to reimagine Anton Chekhov's classic for a contemporary American moment.

Developed in collaboration with Tucson-based mime artist, Rick Wamer, Stand in the Shade of Me invites audiences to reflect on what is lost, what persists, and what must be reimagined in times of transition.

Presented by ABQ Fringe Festival in association with Festival Flamenco Alburquerque 39.