Month: December 2014
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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
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The subjectivity of good: Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand
A long form interview about Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand
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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.
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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.
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Neil Greenberg’s “This” at New York Live Arts
Meg Weeks considers Neil Greenberg’s newest work.
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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
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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 […]
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Seeing Double
Stormy and Tara on Alex Rodabaugh and Rakiya Orange in a split bill curated by Miguel Gutierrez for Gibney’s DoublePlus.
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When every performance becomes an act of composition: One to one with Marino Formenti, piano ‘pugilist’ extraordinaire
Joost Ramaer on Marino Formenti
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Alchemizing Energies: Ann Liv Young, Marina Abramović, and all of Us
Stormy Budwig considers honesty, youth, fear, Marina, Ann Liv, and Sherry.
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Not About About, About Is
Alex Romania reflects on Luke George’s “Not About Face” at the Chocolate Factory Theater.
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Simón Adinia Hanukai and THE FALL: A conversation about creating Theatre across borders
Hannah Wolf interviews Simón Adinia Hanukai about his piece THE FALL, which examines the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.