Month: September 2004

  • SECRET CODE for DISCOUNTED tickets to Symphonie Fantastique

    We don’t usually cover large money-making productions but we’ll make an exception for Basil Twist. Symphonie Fantastique, renowned puppeteer Basil Twist’s underwater puppet show is now playing at the new […]

  • Greetings from Ho-Land, Part Seven

    As my stay here grows longer and longer, the quirky cultural differences which once seemed meaningful, ironic, and indicative of the rift between our respective societies have become less and […]

  • viewpoints at mabou mines

    Viewpoints originator Mary Overlie joins Mabou Mines Co-Artistic Director Terry O’Reilly to conduct an intensive workshop on Theater and Performance. This is a hands-on workshop open to writers, directors, composers, […]

  • naked radical show queens

    Indeed, Mr. Miller may never have put forth a more provocative idea than the one that informs the finest moments of this often delightful but uneven show: namely, that his […]

  • dance blowout

    This Saturday, ten of the most interesting and surprising choreographers around will be performing together (for one night only!) at Joe’s Pub in the finale event to the Dancenow/NYC festival. […]

  • scary music

    This past weekend I went to a performance of Decasia at St. Ann’s Warehouse to see (well, hear) a friend play in the orchestra. I was surprised to find myself […]

  • gunslingers gone wild

    I don’t know why you haven’t seen RADIOHOLE IS STILL MY NAME yet. Maybe you’re just stubborn like that. But lemme tell ya, soon we will all be radiohole. the […]

  • Pugilism for Peace

    This SUNDAY, 9/12, Downtown for Democracy will be holding a Liberty Fair from noon to 7pm on 22nd street b/w 10th and 11th aves. Continuing his Box Opera oeuvre, David […]

  • Greetings from Ho-Land, Part Six

    This week is Hamster Week at the Albert Heijn, the Dutch supermarket chain whose classy and graceful logo is the only thing I have ever seriously considered getting tattooed on […]

  • mosaic

    DTW has a pretty nifty email newsletter that they send out with some regularity called Mosaic (which stands for Members Online Source for Arts In the City, which is a […]

  • summer’s almost gone

    This weekend is the unofficial end of summer and though we hope the weather will stay summer-y for awhile, we’re getting ready for the autumn chill, sweater weather and piles […]

  • Tim Miller

    A few months ago we ran a brief interview with Tim Miller, performer, activist, one of the NEA Four and co-founder of Performance Space 122. Since he’s returning to P.S. […]