earlier in the week culturebot had a conversation with someone and we found ourselves using a very scholarly word for that thing you feel that is kind of like pathos but more. we called it “the ouch”. and it’s that feeling that I mentioned when
And the award for most hilarious and scathing review we’ve ever read goes to David Cote as he goes to town on MTC in this week’s Time Out New York. I feel like he’s reading the minds of virtually every theater person below 14th street
An Evening with Oriza Hirata and Charles Mee Friday, February 10 6:30 pm FREE Held at CUNY, in the Martin E. Segal Theatre, 365 Fifth Ave. at 34th St. This evening with playwright & director Oriza Hirata (Tokyo Notes, The Yalta Conference, Ronin Office Ladies)
Be Our Guest: Finding Creative Time and Space Sponsored by the Alliance of Artists Communities and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Thursday, February 9, 6:00 – 8:00pm, FREE The Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, Pace University 3 Spruce Street, across from City Hall Visual artists,
As you can tell from this “culturebot cocktails” image: Culturebot loves Robots. And reading Alexis Soloski’s robot article in the Times about the making of Les Freres Corbusier’s new show Heddatron got us all worked up. Nothing like some hot robot-on-robot action. Perhaps you are
This week (starting Wednesday) is the final week of ABSN:RJAB, the new show from NTUSA at P.S. 122. If you haven’t seen it, you should make plans now since it has been selling out. Also continuing this week is Elevator Repair Service’s No Great Society,
“Generation Z was born into the richest economy in the history of the world. They were born rich and powerful, the certified aristocrats of a new and amazing century.” -Hunter S. Thompson Life at 20 [Z] years of age, the will reigns; at 30 [Y]
Brooke Baxter’s GlassHouse Gallery looks like a tornado lifted the tower sculpture from the Garden at 6th & B and set it down in a warehouse in Williamsburg where a thousand dollhouses, art-school projects, televisions and stretched canvases exploded; after which a band of acid-crazed
When last we left our hero, Ivan of the Bellmans, he was about to roll-up on a pool party in Chicago with the cast of PERICLES, now running at the Goodman. The name of the game was Water Polo but we have some hurdles to
so culturebot finally made it to Major Bang last night and boy is he glad he did. if you haven’t seen it, you should definitely check it out. Maggie Hoffman is, as usual, a pleasure to watch but Steve Cuiffo…man, he cooks. Okay, Culturebot admits