Month: November 2010
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Dayna Hanson’s “Gloria’s Cause” Opening in Seattle at On the Boards
Choreographer Dayna Hanson, formerly of the seminal Seattle dance-theatre company 33 Fainting Spells, debuts a new evening-length work, “Gloria’s Cause,” starting Dec. 2 at On the Boards.
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Five Questions for Oliver Butler
Culturebot has Five Questions for director Oliver Butler who is currently working on Lally Katz’s “Goodbye New York” which opens December 2, 2010 at HERE Arts Center.
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Five ‘Til (Solo) at Dixon Place, Landscape With The Fall of Icarus at Abrons
Last week took us to see two very different solo shows: Edwin Lee Gibson’s “Five ‘Til (Solo)” and Samuael Topiary’s “Landscape With The Fall of Icarus”
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John Kelly’s Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte
Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte, John Kelly’s masterpiece of dance, film and music, dramatically depicts the life of Viennese expressionist, Egon Schiele (1890 – 1918), whose erotic paintings once got him jailed for pornography. At LaMama, December 2-19, 2010.
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The Week(end) Ahead: A.W.A.R.D.’s, Dance, Dance, & Red Shoes
A weekend’s worth of showgoing from the trusty crew here at Culturebot.
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The Marriage of Maria Braun at BAM, Edgewise at Walkerspace
“The Marriage of Maria Braun” at BAM is an excellent example of contemporary German theater while “Edgewise” at Walkerspace is an example of theater that is made for television.
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TCG’s Stage Matters
Video from TCG’s STAGE MATTERS: Stage Matters from Theatre Communications Group on Vimeo.
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Age and Myth: Jonah Bokaer’s ANCHISES
Jonah Bokaer is at once ubiquitous, driven and remarkably humble; he answered questions for Culturebot amidst preparations for the U.S. premiere of ANCHISES, a tour to Miami for his recent work, Replica, and who knows how many other things.
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Five Questions for Lar Lubovitch
Culturebot Contributor Maura Donohue has five questions for choreographer Lar Lubovitch.
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The Week In Review(s) November 8 – 14
Andy’s rundown of his week of shows including THROW at the Chocolate Factory, BASTARD at LaMama and MONTGOMERY PARK at Incubator Arts Project.
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Pavel Zuštiak Discusses “The Painted Bird” Trilogy
Pavel Zuštiak discusses the first part of The Painted Bird Trilogy, a new, year-long performance work, opening this Thursday at La Mama.