Month: April 2011
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Talking With Muna Tseng About “Stella” at Danspace Project
The Bessie-award winning choreographer discusses her latest performance-installation work
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My Coma Dreams at Montclair
We’ve heard this show My Coma Dreams is going to be good. And intense. It is a multimedia music/theater project by musician Fred Hersch about his visions during a two-month coma due to AIDS-related dementia.
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Mabou Mines 40th Anniversary Benefit Gala
On Monday, April 18th Mabou Mines hosted a 40th Anniversary gala at the Paula Cooper Gallery with performances from Philip Glass, Laurie Anderson, John Kelly and many more.
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Why Aren’t There More African-Americans In Contemporary Performance?
Discussions of revitalizing black theater concentrate on playwrights and new plays, but why aren’t more black artists looking to make work outside of the box?
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the horror the horror at abrons
A week or so ago Culturebot went to see The Horror The Horror at Abrons Arts Center. Here’s what you missed.
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The Digest: April 13, 2011
Vivarium Studio gets their visas (good job everyone!), theater artists offer more thoughtful takes on the intersection of money and art, and more
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Theo Bleckmann sings Lili Marleen
Last week we attended all three nights of 21cLiederabend at The Kitchen. One of the many mesmerizing performers was Theo Bleckmann.
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Epona’s Labyrinth at HERE
The South Wing’s Epona’s Labyrinth is a visually stunning tale of psychological horror.
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Body Madness @ Danspace Project: a rumination
A lot of great things have been said about Judy Hussie-Taylor’s Platform structures at Danspace Project. They’ve served as great mobilizers of artists as advocates, curators, and creators and as […]
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Watching Performance As Spiritual Practice
Andy meditates on watching performance as spiritual practice.
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Dude, I’m Getting An Award
Culturebot’s own Andy Horwitz is getting an award from BAX. Join him and a crew of other celebrants at the BAX 20th Anniversary Celebration on May 5, 2011.