Month: January 2010

  • l'effet de serge c'est magnifique

    L’effet de serge, the newest offering from Paris-based theater company Vivarium Studios, now playing at 3LD as part of Under The Radar, is a sheer delight. I admit I’m biased. […]

  • LeeSaar The Company "Prima"

    You can’t see everything. It’s a shared anxiety among New Yorkers, right. I mean, I know I can’t see everything – especially with a new full-time position, 2 kids and […]

  • Benefit for Tuli Kupferberg

    Tuli Kupferberg, the influential songwriter who co-founded the Fugs, suffered two strokes, in April and September 2009, which left him blind, confined to his apartment and in need of 24-hour […]

  • this fable is intended for you

    One of the only FREE events in Under The Radar is MK Guth’s This Fable Is Intended For You: A Work-Energy Principle co-presented by arts>World Financial Center. Guth will transform […]

  • wind-up bird chronicle vs. americana kamikaze

    speaking of multimedia extrav-o-ramas… here’s two very different but kind of related shows… we’ve heard good things about the U.S. Premiere of The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, an interdisciplinary, multimedia theatrical […]

  • a study in extremes

    First night of APAP season brought a study in extremes. The first show we saw, HUSBANDS, was a huge sprawling videotastic study in staged film. I’m not going to go […]

  • tom sellar's state of the decade address

    Ten years into the 21st century, it seems a fitting time to look at the state of New York City’s theatrical avant-garde. How has it evolved over the past decade? […]

  • rise of the amateur

    “The whole idea of the professional artist belongs to the 20th century,” says Shan Maclennan, Southbank’s creative director of learning and participation. “Before that, amateurs were everywhere.” This quote is […]

  • the articulate hand with andrew dawson

    Here is Andrew Dawson, who is performing his work Space Panorama as part of Under The Radar, talking about his work:

  • ticket prices, really?

    Over at HuffPo Michael Kaiser opines on how we have to lower ticket prices for the arts.  He says: …the favored technique used to fill budget gaps has been increasing […]

  • danspace unplugged for apap

    Danspace Project presents danspace unplugged, a special showcase of artists commissioned by Danspace Project and members of the Artists Advisory Board. This showcase is presented in conjunction with the annual Association […]

  • Five Questions for Christina Campanella

    Name: Christina Campanella Title/Occupation: Composer/Performer Organization/Company: Co-founder, Latitude 14 URL: latitude14.org 1. Where did you grow up and how did you end up where you are now? I was born […]