Many Modes: The Practice and Performance of Mariana Valencia
Here, humor and failure coexist comfortably; there is room for both at all times.
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Port Cities NYC
Claire Tighe considers the first installment of the Port Cities Project: Port Cities NYC.
THIS IS NOT A REVIEW: What’s Left Over
Katie Dean on Stacy Grossfield’s “Hot Dark Matter” @ JACK.
Beth Gill’s Catacomb @ The Chocolate Factory
The Chocolate Factory Theater in Queens could present difficulties for an artist looking for an unobstructed space in which to realize his or her vision. Choreographer Beth Gill, however, used the theater’s odd dimensions and bare brick walls to her advantage in her latest work,
A Guide To Creating A Bunny
Margaret Tudor on Daniel Kok and Luke George’s ‘Bunny’ @ Abrons Arts Center.
Phoebe Berglund’s Rite of Spring @ Orgy Park
When we are dancing are we working?
Performing Conferencing: SMT’s Words and [ ], a durational conference
Esther Neff reflects on “Words and [ ]”, a durational conference produced by School of Making Thinking (SMT) in Montreal, May 6-8, 2016.
Empathy School and Love Story
There’s a density of experience in being alone that is almost irreconcilable. Almost impenetrable. Some people call it a void but I find it totally not void-y. It’s. Unavoidable.
Crude in every sense of the word
The epigraph to Jordan Jaffe’s new play, Crude, reads, “The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be” — Ralph Waldo Emerson. This quotation is followed by a dictionary definition of the word “crude,” offering six citations, from “in
Secret Lives (and Loves!) of Edward Gorey
A multimedia exploration of Gorey’s private life. Photo by Jenny Anderson.
The Funks
Half Straddle’s Ghost Rings at New York Live Arts
Luis Garay’s Maneries at FringeArts Philadelphia
This is athletic, you fuckers.