Little Theatre @ Dixon Place kicks off its 11th season on Monday, September 13, 2010 at 7:30 pm with new work by Frank Bourdeaux, Peter Glantz, Edgar Oliver, and Maggie Robinson, plus a remembrance of Jim Neu.
The Sternberg Project is a brand new site-specific dance film by Zena Bibler of Little Dances Everywhere that is an interactive, crowd-sourced, multi-media time capsule of the park made up of 10-second to one-minute clips filmed by the community at the park this summer.
Jason Zinoman over at the NY TIMES has written a good article on why FringeNYC is so disappointing.
Recent trends include webcasting theater to gain new audiences and mirroring the participatory culture zeitgeist, but is getting bigger and broadcasting wider the answer to what ails the theater?
DanceNOW’s annual festival is now in it’s sixteenth season and will be presented from September 8-11, 2010 at DTW. With more choreographers than you can shake a tutu at, it is sure to be a great series of evenings. Full line-up after the jump.
Are you a boy, do you like to dance, are you fearless, do you want to perform at both the New Museum and Performance Space 122 in the same month? How do you feel about dancing with a dead goat? Be a part of this historic reconstruction, 25 years later.
To celebrate the release of his E.P., Featured Creatures, Joseph Keckler returns to Joe’s Pub on September 9th, presenting new songs and stories and inhabiting a miscellany of bizarre personae.
Charles McNulty has hit some strong points in his LA Times discussion of rocker-writer-performer Patti Smith’s memoir Just Kids
The Seventh Installment of the Twenty-Five Cent Opera of San Francisco will be Sunday, August 29 at 7PM at Barbes. Joe Silovsky, Sybil Kempson, Kristen Kosmas and more!
The Theatre Without Borders Conference – ACTING TOGETHER ON THE WORLD STAGE – will be held September 23-26 at LaMama.
I was talking to an ambitious young playwright the other day and it started me thinking about what are the hallmarks of a truly exceptional writer
On Thursday through Saturday, September 16—18, The Kitchen will present the New York premiere of Baggage Allowance, new work from composer, performer and media artist Pamela Z.