Tag: dixon place
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5 Questions with Marga Gomez
The timeless, classic Cubana Rican performance artist stand-up comic Marga Gomez leans into her fears and at large: the pitfalls of friendship and failed perseverance that bog down all of humanity.
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A Slow and Steady Commotion: response to Sister Sylvester’s Maps for a War Tourist
But the tortoises bring a different element. They seem trustworthy. You can really count on them to play their part.
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A Play that is also like a Short Story Collection: MY OLD MAN (and OTHER STORIES)
The language in the play is often poetic and strange, shining unexpected light on the real, sad ways that we often miss one another, even as we suffer in close proximity.
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World Premiere at Dixon Place: BOOMERANG’s Repercussion
You take a risk, almost kill yourself, you find a solution and go from there. Your solution is what you are starting with.
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New Ways to Talk About the ‘Work’ – a course-driven response to ANIMALS
An exploration of the ‘course-driven’ theater structure via CHASE – WHAT MATTERS MOST at Dixon Place
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Forgetting, Remembering, Forgetting Again – a dialogue on watching via ‘tiger tiger’
Dan O’Neil and Jennifer Cayer attended ‘tiger tiger (on the nature of violence)’ at Dixon Place on separate nights. Then they wrote this.
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Tiger, Tiger at Dixon Place – A response
Amelia Parenteau responds to Jessica Almasy’s ‘tiger tiger (on the nature of violence)’ at Dixon Place
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On Prophecy and War and The Body As Resistance
An interview with Francis Weiss Rabkin
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James Gardella’s “glitter fabulous” @ Dixon Place
massima selene desire on James Gardella’s “glitter fabulous” presented as part of HOT! at Dixon Place.
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Imagining Warhol Imagining Broadway
In “Andy Warhol’s 15 (Color Me, Warhol),” director/choreographer Raja Feather Kelly offers up Andy Warhol’s take on “A Chorus Line”
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SEDNAAAA: Kristine Haruna Lee’s WAR LESBIAN
“is the fight really worth it?”
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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.