Hilo And Sipping Fury From A Teacup Tickets

Hilo And Sipping Fury From A Teacup is an interdisciplinary performance duo known for immersive, image-rich stage works that fuse dance, theatre, rope and set design, and original soundscapes. Originating from collaborative projects within the Miami On Stage program, their work explores themes of transformation and ecological motifs, including a bees and colony-collapse motif in Fury. The duo has roots in broader theatre and climate-art initiatives, with collaborators and creators extending across theatre, dance, and climate storytelling communities.

On this performer page, you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from their experimental practice, and notes on upcoming appearances. We link to official profiles and related projects to help you stay connected with the artists’ ongoing work.

Notable collaborations include Elizabeth Doud and Carlos Caballero's performances in the Miami On Stage program, produced by Fundarte, and Doud’s Climakaze climate-art initiatives. While the pieces have been presented as live stage works rather than traditional music releases, their influence spans independent theatre and interdisciplinary performance communities. For bookings or press inquiries, reach out through the venue and production contacts listed on the page, and follow the artists’ broader public profiles for updates.

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