I totally meant to post about this and then forgot. But if you’re reading this now you can still make the First Weekends New Performance and Discussion Series at BAX… Curated by Young Jean Lee, featuring Radiohole, Joseph Silovsky, and the National Theater of the
My Barbarian Co-Presented by PERFORMA Friday, November 9 7PM Lower Level Gallery Free Admission My Barbarian, 2007. Courtesy Scoli Acosta My Barbarian’s Voyage of the White Widow is a nautical musical spectacle set in a European Golden Age confounded by globalism and environmental disaster. Malik
check out the dtw blog! they’ve just started but it looks good. Go Megan!
Chase Granoff has an interesting post about Claudia La Rocco’s article in the Times about Performa 07. Conversation continues in the comments section.
Things are hopping at The Public! Tons o’ great stuff playing now and coming up. Culturebot definitely recommends The Brothers Size, which is a co-production with The Foundry. We saw it as a workshop a while back and then it was a big hit at
tonight is opening night of choreographer Kristyna Lhotáková and director Ladislav Soukup’s Beethoven Live at PS122. these czech artists create a unique documentary dance-theatre working with non-dancers, “real people,” as inspiration. in this show they’re working with four american performers in their twenties. culturebot saw
Our pals at Theater of the Two Headed Calf opened their new show Drums of the Waves of Horikawa at HERE tonight. We saw a bit of it back in January and we think its going to be great. It is also part of the
Interesting timing! Running concurrently with the Globesity Festival is LightBox‘s Food Theater Project at 3LD (80 Greenwich Street just below Rector). All shows are at 7:30pm. From the email we received: The Food Theater Project includes both Milk-N-Honey, a new multimedia play about the politics
This thursday at PS122 you can see the opening Sennichimae Blue Sky Dance Club’s A Bowl of Summer. It is part of the Japan Society’s 100th anniversary celebration. They’re crazy butoh-rebels and it should be a lot of fun. Then on the 21st composer John
On Saturday night we went to see Maggie Smith’s Good Heif, directed by our pal Sarah Cameron Sunde and presented by New Georges at The Ohio. It is “a peculiar fable set in a hot, dry landscape” about a boy coming of age in a
this just in: We are looking for additional male and female aerialist dancers with experience working with climbing harnesses to work on Noémie Lafrance’s next work “Rapture” a site-specific work staging the architecture of Frank Gehry and performed on the roofs of the Fisher Center
Culturebot’s tip for this weekend is John Jesurun’s Philoktetes at Soho Rep. From their website: Ten years after abandoning Philoktetes on an island, his fellow soldiers return, now forced to ask for his help. Jesurun’s signature hybrid of vernacular and lyrical language, cinematic and stage