i have TONS of events coming up that I need to post but here’s another quick one you DEFINITELY want to try and see… Harry Partch’s Delusion of the Fury at The Japan Society. From their website: The late iconoclastic American composer Harry Partch (1901-74)
so much to blog, so little time. i need to weed through all these accumulated emails!! patience, dear readers. last night we went to the launch party for Annie Dorsen’s Democracy in America project. Everyone was there! And I mean everyone! Where were you? Anyway
it is much too late in the run of this show to write a review. but just a note to say we saw it and loved it. it is the most abstract and purely poetic of the Richard Maxwell shows we’ve seen. sort of a
The Founders and Board of Chez Bushwick cordially invite you to attend”A Benefit Of The Doubt” Honoring Martha Wilson & Franklin Furnace Saturday, November 17th, 2007 6:30 pm Hosted By: Ronald Feldman Fine Arts 31 Mercer Street New York, NY 10013
Bill Bragin, director of Joe’s Pub, is leaving the Public at the end of the year to become the Director of Public Programming at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Associate Director Shanta Thake will become the Acting Director. Culturebot sends his congratulations to
Williamsburg’s favorite noise-rock band Japanther (Ian Vanek and Matt Reily) unveils a new comedic rock-opera of unpredictable scale, repercussions, and decibel levels. Using a high-energy multi-media format – their “tool kit” integrates live music, dance, an interactive set, video projections plus an animatronic robot dinosaur
our pal Michael Wiener sent us an e-mail about a new music project he’s got coming up. its a collaboration with Jim Coleman (Cop Shoot Cop) and Phil Puleo (Cop Shoot Cop, Swans), John N. (Barkmarket) and a small army of other musicians, vocalists and
This should be cool: PEACE – a new musical created by Taylor Mac and Rachel Chavkin based on Aristophanes’ Peace. War has destroyed the land and a 75 yr. man and his two 12 yr. old daughters are counting on their last chance of escape:
NOVEMBER 15th is ——- HOEDOWN HALL part 3 of 4. Presented by AUNTS and featuring: Leo van Vienna, Tymberly Canale, Jessica Ray, Richert Schorr, George Lewis Jr., Larissa Velez, SHOTGUN WEDDING, Chih Chun Huang, Katie Patchett and Melina Gac-Artigas, Cathy Richards, Jen Harmon, Laurie Berg,
Annie Dorsen’s Democracy In America Launch Party Monday November 26 9:30 PM $10.00 Tonight, the worldwide market for DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA officially opens. Join Annie Dorsen, award-winning director and co-creator of last year’s hit musical PASSING STRANGE, as she auctions off DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA, the
Hi, everybody! It’s your humble Culturebot editor Andy Horwitz here. Some of you know me only as the Culturebot guy. Some you know me as “that guy from PS122.” Well, I am also a writer/performer, though its been awhile since I’ve had time to make
Dude. We totally went to see Theater of the Two Headed Calf‘s new show Drums of the Waves of Horikawa at HERE last night and it was awesome! All the actors are top-notch and give great, intense, high-energy performances. Brendan Connelly’s music, as always, rocks