NYC Dance Spaces has launched a searchable database for rehearsal and performance space where you can specify price range, size, location, and even note that you want a NYSCA-subsidized studio! You can also add or edit space listings, and browse their new Dance Service Organization
Butts In The Seats , an arts management site, posted a great item on non-profit blogging from an article in the Chronicle of Philanthropy. You can read the full article here, then check out the links at BITS. They have some terrific resources for artists
On October 17th, 2006 the Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Intergroup Relations (Chaired by NYC Council Member Domenic M. Recchia) and the Committee on Economic Development (Chaired by NYC Council Member Thomas White Jr.) hosted an oversight hearing entitled “In Search of a
Starting this Wednesday, Chez Bushwick will be presenting SALON, three performances at the Ronald Feldman Fine Arts Gallery. The performances, which will take place over three weeks, are in conjuction with the opening of Peggy Jarrell Kaplan’s photography exhibition, “Contemporary Dance; Portraits of Choreographers 1981-2006.”
There’s some good dance coming your way! Thursday night is the opening of Palissimo dance company’s Le Petit Mort. Zustiak’s world is full of “striving, sweating bodies, but beyond what they actually do lies another, more enigmatic kind of “doing.”” -Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice
For those of you who can never get enough and wish there was a way to continue your over-priced, under-appreciated liberal arts education……. try doing it for free at the MOMA’s Brown Bag Lunch Lectures. Mondays and Thursdays, 12:301:15 p.m. The Lewis B. and Dorothy
BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE DANCE COMPANY CHAPEL/CHAPTER TUES-SAT, DECEMBER 5-9, 2006 See the premiere of Chapel/Chapter, a new work by choreographer Bill T. Jones which explores the duality between the sacred and the secular. In his visionary stage design Bjorn Amelan transforms The Gatehouse into
Coming up this week at Juilliard…… always a treat to see the “creme de la creme.” COMPOSERS & CHOREOGRAPHERS … PLUS COMPOSERS & CHOREOGRAPHERS: Alexandra du Bois and Collin Baja Cristina Spinei and Chanel DaSilva Yui Kitamura and Carolyn Rossett Tian Zhou and Kendra Samson
Spoke the Hub Dancing invites All performers to strut their stuff at the 6th Annual Winter Follies January 26-28, 2007 at Spoke the Hubs Space in the Gowanus Arts Building 295 Douglass Street, Brooklyn Calling All Dancers, Musicians, Actors & Interdisciplinary Performing Artists More continued
“They drummed you out of the Helen Hayes, so you come crawling back below 14th street”(to mangle a quote form Valley of the Dolls). Actually, the boozy chantoosie and her gay-jew-tard pianist received a rave mention in the New York Times, and possibly could have
Perusing the internets, as is my wont, I came across this great interview with performer and P.S. 112 co-founder Tim Miller. Miller speaks to the Austin Chronicle about politics, hope and his new book and show, both entitled 1001 Beds. Read the article here. For
You are NOT going to want to miss this year’s The Red & White Party II Performance Space 122 Holiday Festacular!! last year’s party was unforgettable, although maybe a bit blurry in memory. Let’s just we were all together to see the sun rise on