July 28, 2026

Amanda Glynn Card

Where Did You Go, Connie?

November 19-22

[Program tbd]

Runtime: tbd

an interdisciplinary puppetry performance about the life and disappearance of cult musician Connie Converse, whose introspective songs were recorded in 1950s New York, and who vanished without a trace in 1974.

Through a layered integration of shadow puppetry, toy theater, live-feed video, and live music, the piece seeks to conjure Connie’s presence, reckon with her disappearance, and examine the meaning of artistic legacy, especially for those whose work was unseen in their lifetime.

Credits

Amanda Card (Lead Artist)

Matthew Keim (sound designer)

Rowan Magee (director)

Jeremy Kadetsky (video designer)

Marie Yokoyama (lighting designer)

Sarah Lillian (Stage Manager)

The artist

Amanda Card
amandacard.com

bio

Amanda Card (she/they) is a Bushwick-based interdisciplinary artist and puppeteer whose work blends memory, disappearance, and handmade visual storytelling. Select Performance credits include Boy Crazy (Ars Nova), Our Bodies Like Dams (Mabou Mines), 9000 Paper Balloons (Japan Society), Daydream Tutorial (La MaMa), Small Acts of Daring Invention (Drama Desk Nominee – HERE), The Greedy Peasant’s All Saints’ Day Celebration, and Yuliya Tsukerman’s The Luminous Crow. She received the 2021 Lipkin Prize for Playwriting and holds an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College.