they’re back from Dublin Fringe and ready to mess with your head. Radiohole Is Still My Name returns to the Collapsable Hole starting this Friday and Saturday nights at 9 p.m. from Oct. 15-30 at the Collapsable Hole. Tickets are $12 reservations 718.388.2251/wyyy@radiohole.com Go Forth
I was catching up on my friend Bloggy and found this article on Ellie Covan from Dixon Place in the Habitats section of the NY Times. It’s a great article. If you’re not familiar with Dixon Place and Ellie, (or even if you are) definitely
13P invites you to The Triskaidekaphiliac Prom, a free celebration at Southpaw on Monday, October 11. (from their email) 13P will revel in the success of The Internationalist and dance until dawn to invoke the blessings of the muses on their upcoming productions at Mint
Okay, so. Here’s the deal. Nobody wants to talk about it. But it is true. Lots and lots of people think that theater sucks. Now, on the one hand we know that a lot of the “tastemakers” that we rely on in the media to
So those of you were at Rave Revue back in May know that Lucy Sexton is a helluva hostess. Well, she’s got another episde of “The Lucy Show” coming up. So mark your calendars (this is c/p from the email): The latest installment of the
So I was at the launch party for the Tribeca Theater Festival last night where I ran into many of the usual suspects of downtown theater. I mentioned “Cocktails with Culturebot” in conversation and how it was for “artists, art workers and aficionados alike.” They
When I got out of school and started my first theater company, it was with a bunch of guys. Seemed like most theater companies that I knew were mostly a bunch of guys and a few hardy girls toughing it out and doing plays by
MFA programs are expensive. Very expensive. Which is why its great that the Flea theater and now the Hourglass Group are offering playwriting workshops with great teachers at affordable prices. The Hourglass group is sponsoring two workshops: The Playwrights Toolkit, a six week course taught
October is a busy, busy month. There’s lots of great shows and events going on around town. We’re especially excited that Culturebot will be hosting the first of what we hope will be many monthly “Cocktails with Culturebot” events for artists, art workers and aficionados
This is actually about Dan Fishback’s show boi with an I, but its going to take a minute for me to work up to it. So keep reading.
The DTW Artist Services Open House is a great opportunity to meet members of the DTW Programming staff and gain first hand knowledge of the many administrative, technical, promotional and production related support programs they offer. Admission is FREE. Tuesday, October 5, 2004 5:30-7:30pm at
Normally we don’t talk too much about the visual art world over here at Culturebot. But George over at Superfluities has an interesting essay on the MOMA decision to up their entry fees from $12 to $20. He makes some interesting points about the difference