Month: May 2008

  • help wanted

    Hi All. I’m way behind on posting. I have too many jobs! But I will try and catch up this weekend, there’s lots of great stuff going on in NYC […]

  • Conflux 2008

    Applications are now being accepted for the Conflux Festival 2008. Conflux is the art and technology festival for the creative exploration of urban public space.

  • Party Reminder Saturday May 10

    I was at the Soho Rep party last night which was awesome! I know a lot of folks are out of town this weekend for Mother’s Day or what-have-you but […]

  • Have You No Shame?

    Here I am (I’m in the middle, with the bushy-ass beard!) at the HEEB Magazine release party for Rachel Shukert’s new book Have You No Shame? photo by Mike Garten […]

  • Party with Soho Rep

    SOHO REP WRITER/DIRECTOR LAB 10TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY Monday, May 5 at 9pm at Soho Rep Free. First come, first served. Celebrate the 10th anniversary of this landmark program.

  • Mike Daisey Transfers

    We’ve all been having this conversation in private for a LONG time. Now Mike Daisey has not only made it public, he’s made it BIG TIME. Come join in the […]

  • From Nellie McKay to Iron Butterfly

    I remember the first time I saw the Grateful Dead. Well, actually, I don’t remember very clearly. It was sometime in 1983 or 1984, I was too young to drive […]

  • Polish Macbeth

    The Polish Cultural Institute and Martin E. Segal Theatre Center present An evening with TR WARSZAWA’s Artistic Director GRZEGORZ JARZYNA The Polish Cultural Institute and Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, […]

  • I Am The Chosen Fish

    Our pal Alec Duffy sent this in about what he’s got going on: Here it is. Inverse’s next big thing. Call it a musical, a play with music, a song […]

  • A Thousand Years of Baggage

    BK/BA (brooklyn/bay area) collaboration ripping your face off with experimental theater. woo-ha!! SHOTGUN PLAYERS PRESENT Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage A Songplay WRITTEN BY JASON CRAIG DIRECTED BY ROD […]

  • For Reasons of State

    My friend Steven is one of the curators of this exhibit. It looks great: The exhibition “For Reasons of State” makes knowledge available to the public that is otherwise censored […]