HIGHLAND LAKE, NY — On Saturday, November 14 at 7 p.m.—note the new winter time—Leonie Bell, Matt Korahais and Brandon Woolf will present “The Stinking Nose.”

“The Stinking Nose” is a performance starring garlic and three of its devoted acolytes. In an interactive theatrical and edible experiment, the trio explores hierarchies between cultures, species, and odors, led by garlic’s vegetal, political, alimentary and olfactory cues.

The presentation will include cooking and sharing of food. The artists extend their invitation: “We’ll garden. And snack. And sniff. It’s going to stink. But so do we. And so do you.”

Leonie Bell is a German-American theater artist and performer from Berlin, based in New York. Matt Korahais is a performer, playwright and photographer. He currently teaches at Tisch Drama, NYU. Brandon Woolf is an interdisciplinary theater artist. He teaches English at NYU, where he directs the program in dramatic literature.

NACL invites audiences to witness a workshop presentation of a new iteration of this ongoing project. The team is creating a new performance out of pre-existing elements and newly developed material from their week at NACL. Conversation with the artists over shared garlicky delicacies will follow the presentation.

More information is available at www.NACL.ORG.