Month: September 2015
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Ant Hampton and the Nightmare of Global Capitalism
In the latest from the “autoteatro” auteur, Hampton delivers a stinging indictment of global capitalism that provides more symptoms than diagnosis
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Seeing double in Yasuko Yokoshi’s ZERO ONE at Danspace Project
Maura responds to Yasuko Yokoshi’s ZERO ONE at Danspace Project.
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Jack Ferver Serves Up a Surprisingly Conservative Version of “The Maids” at the New Museum
Despite the rich potential, “Chambre” replicates problematic interpretations of Genet’s play dating back to the 1950s
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Confessions of a King Lear Fangirl
Confession: I am a King Lear fangirl (#teamlear anyone?). I’ve watched Akira Kurosawa’s version Ran (oh I don’t know) fifteen times? I even made sure to catch Uli Edel’s King […]
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Open Spectrum Community Dialogues – Faces of Resistance: Young, Organized & Unified #FORYOU
Open Spectrum Dialogues @ New York Live Arts, Produced in Association with MAPP International Productions and Critical Partner, Culturebot.
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SINCERITY IS THE NEW AVANT-GARDE
Alaina Ferris chats with Gelsey Bell about thingNY’s opera THIS TAKES PLACE CLOSE BY.
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Feeling The Momentum in Edinburgh
Andy’s report from Festivals Edinburgh and the Momentum Symposium.
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Sarah A.O. Rosner & Lydia Mokdessi talk ETLE UNIVERSE
“Does art actually DO anything? That’s very nestled into my concept of time travel.”
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On Breadth and Depth: Attention Shifts in TREE OF CODES at the Park Avenue Armory
This energetic, highly polished multidisciplinary event accomplishes its goals…and that feels complicated.
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Dreaming Erotica with GENET PORNO
Pushing boundaries was at the heart of Jean Genet’s seminal literary work, Our Lady of the Flowers, which weaves a highly sensational tale of promiscuity and murder in the seedy […]


