Month: December 2018
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Theater and Intimacy: A Conversation with Caitlin Ryan O’Connell & Xandra Clark
In Polylogues, the audience is watching me, and specifically me trying to listen. You’re watching that effort.
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Sex Werk: Jeremy O. Harris’ Slave Play
If fantasy has the power to instantiate, and maintain such debilitating power structures, could it also be the very force required to undo them?
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to go is to be going, but not to get there – Mina Nishimura & Julian Barnett Double Plus
Here, thoughts are freed from linearity or reasonable binds. There, processing systems allow the universe to expand and retract as an infinite sponge. Where bodies transmute from human familiars to alien exotica.
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The Watching of THE MAKING OF KING KONG
The Making of King Kong sets out to unpack the monstrosity of our current cultural moment via the monkey, simultaneously evoking a 1930s acting style (transatlantic accents abound) while complicating itself with very-much-now identity politic-infused dialogue.