Andy’s Weekend Round-Up
Andy’s weekend round-up with reviews of Balkan Express at Dixon Place, The Assassins Chase Pinocchio, When A Priest Marries A Witch and Nerve Tank’s OPAL.
Category Archives: Live Art
Ryoji Ikeda at Park Avenue Armory
Ryoji Ikeda will transform Park Avenue Armory’s Drill Hall into a dynamic digital and sonic environment from May 20 – June 11, 2011.
Ivo Dimchev “Som Faves”
Ivo Dimchev will be performing this Friday at Dixon Place as part of the Performance Mix Festival.
the horror the horror at abrons
A week or so ago Culturebot went to see The Horror The Horror at Abrons Arts Center. Here’s what you missed.
Body Madness @ Danspace Project: a rumination
A lot of great things have been said about Judy Hussie-Taylor’s Platform structures at Danspace Project. They’ve served as great mobilizers of artists as advocates, curators, and creators and as springboards for a great range of dialogues among the various audiences who attend any (or
Eiko and Koma at Baryshnikov
Eiko and Koma’s NAKED at Baryshnikov is a meditative and transporting work of live art.
Richard Move’s “Martha@… The 1963 Interview” at DTW
Richard Move’s loving portrait of the grande dame of Modern dance, complete with electrifying dance performances
Arturo Vidich’s “Body Island” at Abrons Art Center
Rats and water onstage in a video-installation drama of survival and communion
Verdensteatret’s “And All the Question Marks Started to Sing” at DTW
Alyssa Alpine previews Verdensteatret at DTW.
Slow-dancing the Poem: Body of Words @ Dixon Place
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Every House Has A Door at MCA
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.
Verdensteatret “All The Question Marks Started To Sing”
This is a short 35 minute documentation of the full performance And All the Question Marks Started to Sing, by Norwegian-based art collective Verdensteatret. It will be at DTW from February 24 – 26, 2011.