Since Culturebot just spent two weeks doing a low-budget chillout tour of the Mayan Riviera he, unfortunately, missed two fantastic weeks at PS122. But since it was Culturebot’s first time out of the building, basically, in the past three years and came on the heels
Lots of neat stuff coming up over at The Kitchen. Personally I’m looking forward to Ann Liv Young‘s Snow White and the Nick Hallett-curated Joshua Light Show experience. As an unreformed former Deadhead I love a good psychedelic light show freak-out.
The folks at itch are seeking submissions on fiction for their next issue. (itch is an evolving art project in the form of a journal that aspires to serve the community of dancers and other artists of the Los Angeles area and beyond.) Here’s what
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS to PS122’s Avant-Garde-Arama on June 1st-2nd, 2007! AGA is a mini-festival of performance, dance, music, film, installations and general mayhem, bringing together emerging and established artists in all disciplines to show off their newest stuff in 8 minutes or less. It’s PS122’s
So, you must hear the single “Fagnet” from the upcoming cabaret show Mel & El: This show rhymes. We listened to it and well, we’re kvelling. Seriously. This shit is hot. The ladies are busily prepping for their debut, but in the interim, visit the
Don’t miss Tim Miller, co-founder of P.S. 122 and one of the infamous “NEA 4,” in his new show 1001 Beds. From a gay teen’s head-on collision with life in a sleazy hotel across the street from the Hollywood Bowl to an ecstatic vision of
Yesterday Culturebot, with the aid of a dedicated sherpa, perilously trudged uptown to a mysterious land called Broadway to see Talk Radio at the Longacre Theatre.* But why deign to cover a show outside of the typical millieu? Save for the free tickets?
Tune into WNYC right now to listen to Brian Lehrer’s interview with Lee Bollinger about Columbia‘s foray into real estate in the 125th Street ‘hood. You can also download the podcast later. Great show about Columbia, real estate, and what this means for Harlem and
The man who inspired the Matrix has gone to another space-time continuum. Read about it in the NY Times. .
When Martin Denton began nytheatre.com, burgeoning theatre artists were ecstatic. There was finally a vehicle for shows that were ignored by the larger media outlets to get reviewed. Whether the notices were good or bad, artists got exposure, and as the saying goes, there’s no
Our prolific friends at Boon Theatre are gearing up for another evening of new plays which you should check out: The Country Feedback by Joel Hanson and War Mouth by Ernest Curcio. They promise audiences a night of Horseshoes, Candy Corns, Shadow People, and a
wrestling. To be more precise, amateur female Jell-O wresting. Before you get up in arms, it’s for a good cause (ostensibly). The aforementioned wrestling event is part of a fundraiser for the forthcoming fuckplays, an evening of short plays about sex produced by Soho Thinktank,