DTW’s Studio Series kicks off tonight at 6pm with Souleymane Badolo showing work-in-process Solo’s Solo/”Basic”- a study on how NOT to go so low or too deep (with changes in direction). During Souleymane’s 100-hour creative residency he and choreographer Reggie Wilson met to investigate movement,
Chicago’s EVERY HOUSE HAS A DOOR had to postpone their engagement at PS122 but the film they produced, WAKING THINGS, plays this weekend at Anthology Film Archive.
SF’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) announces the pilot session of YBCA: YOU, a free “aesthetic fitness” program designed to empower individuals to make arts learning an ongoing part of their lives.
La MaMa in association with Perforacije (Perforations) Festival in Croatia presents Perforations Festival New York from March 11–21, 2011. Culturebot is only familiar with two of the artists – Ivo Dimchev and BadCO. – but if that’s the type of stuff they’re bringing, this is bound to be good!!
More news: American arts vitality hits new low, Rocco Landesman et al. on improving American theater at #Newplay Fest, and Sam Brownback aims to make Kansas the first art-free state in the union.
Applications are now being accepted for Pig Iron Theatre’s new School for Advanced Performance Training. More info after the jump.
Republicans aren’t serious about cutting arts funding to balance the budget…they’d do it either way; a Ukrainian playwright killed by terrorism in Moscow is remembered; The A.W.A.R.D. Show! goes to Seattle!; and more.
The Red Bastard brought his anarchic Bouffon best to Dixon Place for a farewell show before leaving for Hollywood and Cirque de Soleil.
PS 122’s COIL Festival showcases two companies whose work takes inspiration from the American cinematic imagination.
Breaking String, an ambitious young Austin theatre company, presents a festival of new Russian theatre.
OtBTV turns one-year-old, with a one-week-only $1 sale.
Culturebot’s Mashinka Firunts sat down with director Annie Dorsen to discuss her new work Hello Hi There.