Luciana Achugar’s PURO DESEO at the Kitchen is several kinds of awesome and since there’s only one more night to see it, I would urge you to go check it out on Saturday. It is a black mass, an exorcism, a dark and creepy trip
In conjunction with the 7th annual Fusebox Festival, a contemporary art and performance festival that takes place in Austin, TX each April, culturebot.org presents Fusebox Talks, a series of interviews and podcasts with the select artists from the festival. The first podcast is with England’s
In case you didn’t get enough Toshiki Okada at the Play Co.’s ENJOY here is another. Dan Safer and Witness Relocation apply their unique form of dance-theater to Okada’s FIVE DAYS IN MARCH. Also translated by Aya Ogawa, this will prove to be a very
Name: Deborah Black Title/Occupation: performer URL: www.deborahblack.net 1. Where did you grow up and how did you end up where you are now? I grew up in rural, western Pennsylvania, about 1.5 hours southeast of Pittsburgh in the Appalachian Mountains. My grandfather had a fairly
The Play Company – currently presenting ENJOY at 59E59 – is delighted to announce it has been awarded a three-year, $135,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation designated to support an artistic director’s discretionary fund and cash reserves. The grant is intended to help
For $30 balcony seats choose $50 ticket and enter code THERMIE for $20 off – limited supply!!! ELEVATOR REPAIR SERVICE presents AMERICAN FICTION: LOVED, BANNED & MYTHOLOGIZED – Oscar-winner FRANCES MCDORMAND – indie star LILI TAYLOR – “SNL’s” Barack Obama FRED ARMISEN – “The Wire’s”
Judith Jamison today announced that her mantle as Artistic Director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will pass to Robert Battle, a fast-rising choreographer who has created ballets for the Ailey company and Ailey II since 1999 and has served as an artist-in-residence with The
Grow up is such a relative term. I’m sure this questions gets lots of creative answers.
After serving as the Festival Director for the 2009 HOT! Festival, a six week, multi-site festival of queer performance and culture, Earl Dax presents Queer Conscience. Part of the “New Voices in Performance” series at the Center for Performance Research (CPR) in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Queer Conscience includes
Midafternoon goof-off, Cheech and Chong’s stoner-metal classic, “Earache My Eye”:
Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s annual Time-Based Art Festival (TBA) draws artists from across the country and around the globe for a convergence of contemporary performance, dance, music, new media, and visual arts projects in Portland, Oregon. Entering its eighth year, the TBA Festival is
This looks interesting: Filmmaker Martha Colburn orchestrates a night of multiple film projections, single-channel video, and handmade magic lantern effects with live accompaniment by an eclectic assortment of musical collaborators, including the post-classical pianist Thollem McDonas, drummer Ryan Sawyer (Lone Wolf, Stars Like Fleas, 88