The

Marsh Studio

Open By Appointment

1258 BLUE HERON LANE DARIEN, GA 31305

706-424-1957

The Marsh Studio enthusiastically welcomes back aerialists from Canopy Studio (Athens, GA), alongside founders Susan Murphy and Don Carson, for two performances of Time Flies on Saturday, May 30th at 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

The live performances will showcase aerial dance, trapeze, fabrics, pole, circus bar, spoken word, and ground-based dance and will explore themes of time, aging, memory, and the juxtaposition of past and future.

Set against the backdrop of coastal marshlands, Time Flies celebrates both the fleeting nature of performance and the enduring relationships built through decades of artistic collaboration. The production combines newly created works with beloved repertory pieces that trace the artistic lineage of generations of aerial performers that all started with Susan Murphy. She will be performing her own creation and spoken word while reflecting on the current phase of her life – aging as a dancer and performer.

Tickets are available online at bit.ly/TrapezeShow or at the door, subject to availability. Doors open 30 minutes before show times.

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Susan Murphy, an aerial dance pioneer, now focuses her artistic talents on creating vintage stained-glass art hung from seasoned driftwood. With the help of her husband, Don Carson, a noted photographer, Murphy crafts her works in various shapes and sizes.

Each piece is unique and the colors embedded in the glass are like watercolor paintings. Murphy’s one-of-a-kind artwork features vibrant colors and artful forms that catch the sun’s rays and radiate light.

The Jesup, Georgia native has dedicated her life to the magic of movement and now uses that same passion to produce her stained-glass art. She is a past recipient of the Governor’s Individual Award in the Arts and Humanities for the State of Georgia.