The severed head of Homer has been degraded, discarded in wintry sidewalk snow mounds and forgotten inside the walk-in refrigerator of some swank restaurant before being hung on a meat hook above the bath tub.
Lily Padilla interviews Korean-Canadian artist Christine Lee and previews her upcoming performance.
The choreographer discusses his new duet with Bryan Strimpel, opening this weekend as part of DANCENOW at Joe’s Pub
Last night, David Parker/The Bang Group provided ample proof for musical comedy as an avenue for political action (or at least personal salvation) in an “autobiographical fiction” of his 20 year collaboration with Jeffrey Kazin and their shared “sissy boy” childhoods. Misters and Sisters (continuing
Comic chops, rock star energy, and fembot precision in Nicole Wolcott and Vanessa Walter’s new show
The entirety of YJL’s successful experiment in putting herself out there is available online for your viewing pleasure
Culturebot’s Maura Donohue talks to DanceNOW’s Executive Artistic Director and Producer Robin Staff.
Horror, death, horror, degenerate art, and some guy name Buridan’s ass: a weekend of shows from Culturebot’s intrepid reporters
This week we saw work by choreographers Trajal Harrell and Kyle Abraham and the theater company Half Straddle.
To celebrate the release of his E.P., Featured Creatures, Joseph Keckler returns to Joe’s Pub on September 9th, presenting new songs and stories and inhabiting a miscellany of bizarre personae.
Our pals at Banana Bag & Bodice are taking their hit show BEOWULF on tour. Two dates in NYC, then off to Boston and Montreal. If you haven’t seen this rock opera spectacle with music by Dave (Three Pianos) Malloy, then take one of these
Nick Leichter and Monstah Black brought it Home – as in there’s no place like it – in DanceNOW’s most recent full-length modern dance musical, The Whiz. From the moment Monstah begins his R&B crooning in full-blown afro wig, complete with hair pick, a soulful