2014 – Culturebot

Moscow’s Teatr.doc Raided By Police For Screening Ukraine Documentary (Updated)

Moscow’s Teatr.doc , an independent theater and art space, is raided in a heavy-handed police action for showing documentary about Ukraine conflict

The subjectivity of good: Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand

A long form interview about Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand

Kristine Haruna Lee’s WAR LESBIAN: the type of theatre that’ll get lodged in yr throat

Jessica Almsay talks to playwright Kristine Haruna Lee about her play WAR LESBIAN, currently running at Dixon Place.

Ensemble Pi on the intersection of music and politics

Ensemble Pi, a new chamber music ensemble, talks about how they bring together music and political activism on the occasion of their Ninth Annual Peace Project.

Neil Greenberg’s “This” at New York Live Arts

Meg Weeks considers Neil Greenberg’s newest work.

Telling the Simple Sound: Storytelling and artifice in Send for the Million Men

Jenna Clark Embrey responds to HARP artist Joseph Silovsky’s Send for the Million Men at HERE Arts Center

Interior Viewing: Four Performers Discuss Work from the Inside

This month, Brooklyn-based choreographer Nadia Tykulsker and her collective, Spark(edIt) Arts, will debut a pair of performance endeavors. The first is a new work, Saw You Yesterday, made for four dancers atop a continuously spinning platform. The second is a new curatorial initiative, Soft Openings,