Month: November 2004

  • Kitchen House Blend

    Editor’s Note: We here at Culturebot have decided to expand our downtown performance horizons to include more music. David Hanlon, a professional pianist and composer living in New York City, […]

  • Mistress WYSIWYG

    So most of you Culturebot folk probably know about The WYSIWYG TALENT SHOW, our all-blogger series of readings and performances. Well, if you didn’t know, its curated by Chris Hampton, […]

  • Hell Meets Henry Halfway

    Poland, too often a victim of ruthless invasion, has taken over my life. The country of Poland seeps through the cracks of my brain, and has insinuated itself into the […]

  • Julie Atlas Muz

    Julie Atlas Muz, one of the most acclaimed and prolific conceptual performers and choreographers in New York, sucker punches the boundaries between performance art, dance and burlesque with dark, twisted, […]

  • New Guy

    Performance Space 122 announces new artistic director. Read about the new guy, Vallejo Gantner, in the NY TIMES.

  • Culturebot Cocktails

    Save the date! Our next Culturebot Cocktails will be Monday, November 22nd from 6:30-8:30 at OpenAir Bar. In addition to lots of schmoozing with other artists, administrators and fans, the […]

  • Safety First

    If you find yourself in Williamsburg next weekend, or if you were looking for a reason to go to Williamsburg, then check out Safety Pop, a new performance piece from […]

  • The Rosenbach Company: A Tragicomedy

    Ben Katchor and Mark Mulcahy, the creators of The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island are presenting a new music theater production for one night only. The show, entitled The Rosenbach […]

  • live nude improv comedy

    Well, not exactly. Normally I’d be reluctant to write about improv comedy, or even stand-up, in this forum. Too much of it goes around masquerading as theater and lowering the […]

  • Artist Service Organization Fair

    Living and working as an artist is not easy (especially in New York). Luckily, there are a number of great organizations that make it a little easier. The Field and […]

  • Dov Weinstein

    Dov Weinstein is the founder and director of Tiny Ninja Theater. He was born in Madison, Wisconsin and has studied puppetry with The Green Fools, Jon Bell and Eric Blanc. […]