How Do You Feel?
In THE POWER OF EMOTION: THE APARTMENT, the notion of emotion as a perfomative element provides the foundation for a wider exploration on how we not only watch, but hear and interpret emotion.
Tag Archives: Katherine Brook
A Play of a Documentary of a Murder Unsolved – Tragedy in Spades
Created by playwright Liza Birkenmeier and director Katherine Brook, Tragedy in Spades examines the relationship between a small Missouri town and a brutal murder of a teenage girl, depicting an 80s/90s Americana plagued with an inability to contextualize horrors too close for comfort — a conundrum prevalent today.
If You Are Carrying a Pizza Box You Can Get Into Any Building
Morgan Green responds to ‘How To Get Into Buildings’ at the Brick
Shifting from Neutral: An Affectful Manifesto
Neutral means without affect or action. It also has come to mean non-acting. I think it means normative. Authentic means true, and without filter. It has come to mean felt. I think it means normative. Real means not artificial. It has come to mean believable.
On The Event Horizon: PRELUDE.13 (OCT 2 – 4)
From OCT 2 – 4 PRELUDE.13 celebrates ten years at the forefront of NYC performance. Be there.
Tele-Violet’s “Lady Han” at Incubator Arts Project
Tele-Violet’s Lady Han, which refracts the 15th century Noh drama through the goggles of an Americana fever dream, premiered at Incubator Arts Project this month. The emerging NYC theater company, led by stage director Katherine Brook, uses the classical Japanese text, Zeami in Royall Tyler’s translation, as a structure of longing for