Passing On the Passed (Past)
I could go on, you should go on for me, counting heros not yet fallen.
Tag Archives: Becca Blackwell
Sound and Debt
what do people feel is owed them in life? What do the living owe the dead? What happens to people when they don’t get what they feel is owed them and how far are people willing to go to bridge that gap?
The Effects of Leaving Home – a response to NOTHIN’S GONNA CHANGE MY WORLD
A response to Mia Rovegno’s ‘nothin’s gonna change my world’
They, Themself, and Schmerm at Abrons Art Center
Becca has a magnetism naturally suited for an audience. Flexible in expression, solid in stature, Becca can hold their own. It’s no wonder friends encouraged them to do a solo show.
X-ID REP @ the NEW MUSEUM: OPEN REHEARSALS
Part Two of a three part series examining X-ID REP, a performance project and repertory company initiated and overseen by the New Museum’s R&D department.
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 of Texas (it’s real) starring Patrick Stewart as “John Lear.” I wrote a screenplay adaptation
Sharing a queer gaze: “Gender/Power (composition II)” at Gibney
Max Siegling reflects on Maya Ciarrocchi and Kris Grey’s “Gender/Power (composition II)” at Gibney Dance.