Month: May 2011
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The Digest: May 11, 2011
This week’s performance must-reads: a British playwright likes German director’s theater, a great performance art story that gets better the faker it is, young playwrights in blinders, and more
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Urban Catwalk @ Artspace/Yale, New Haven, Worrrrrrrkkkkk!
A new conference explores the socio-political facets of contemporary fashion
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My Coma Dreams at Peak Performances
Sunday afternoon Culturebot went out to Montclair to check out Fred Hersch’s My Coma Dreams as part of the Peak Performances series. It was a tuneful and moving piece of music-theater.
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Contemporary Performance Network’s Video Documentation Contest
Show off you performance goods for tote bags and CPN glory
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Made HERE on Arts, Artists, and Money
The Made HERE Project moves on to the moneys issues
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Target Margin Theater’s “The Tempest”
Director David Herskovits and performer Steve Rattazzi discuss the company’s imaginative new production of “The Tempest,” opening this week at HERE Arts Center
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Heather Kravas’s “The Green Surround” at PS122
Nine dancers deconstruct the demands society places on women to achieve perfection in a challenging new dance piece
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The Kitchen’s 40th Anniversary Gala, Honoring Philip Glass
The Kitchen hits the big four-oh in style
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Portland’s H2M Theater Debuts “Uncanny Valley”
A sci-fi inspired spelunking expedition into the treacherous terrain of memory from Portland’s beloved devised theater company
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SITI Company’s “Under Construction” Fulfills its Title
SITI’s new show has all the strengths you expect from Bogart & co., but it doesn’t quite manage the punch you’d want