Tag: La Mama
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Talking with Lance Gries about “The FIFTY Project” at La Mama Galleria
Maura Donohue talks with Lance Gries about “The FIFTY Project,” a video installation opening at La Mama Galleria on March 27.
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Dance, Film and Location
Culturebot’s Buck Wanner speaks to Israel-based dance artist Dana Ruttenberg whose film “Private I’s” is showing this week at LaMaMa as part of a program titled “Contemporary Israeli Dance Week”.
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Netta Yerushalmy on “Devouring Devouring” at La MaMa
The choreographer discusses creating a work with dancers in NYC and Israel
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foolsFURY and Sheila Callaghan’s “Port Out, Starboard Home” at La MaMa
“Where is bliss?” asks the San Francisco ensemble’s latest, an impish collaboration with the bi-coastal playwright/screenwriter.
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“Undesirable Elements” at 20
Ping Chong & co.’s long-running documentary theater project celebrates its second decade with a book, a documentary, and a festival at La Mama
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Maura plays catch up: Bowl, Soul, Glow, and Grump
So, Andy got to his catch up sooner than I did – is there anyone out there who hasn’t felt a little in-over-their-head this spring? – but, my final grades are in, Hunter shows, my own part of La Mama Moves shows, other people’s shows and tours are over so, it’s time to 1 –…
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Ping Chong Revives “Angels of Swedenborg” at La MaMa
A nearly 30-year-old masterpiece by director Ping Chong opens La MaMa’s anniversary season
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Why Does the Obama Administration Hate the Arts?
Why are artists’ visas undergoing such ridiculous scrutiny?
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Culturebot’s Weekend Plans: April 1, 2011
Horror, death, horror, degenerate art, and some guy name Buridan’s ass: a weekend of shows from Culturebot’s intrepid reporters
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Five (new) Questions for John Scott
The director of Irish Modern Dance Theater on working with torture survivors in “Fall and Recover” at La MaMa
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The Digest: March 23, 2011
NYC arts presenters want artists to be paid better, the Department of Homeland Security says multiculturalism isn’t culture, playwrights argue over who’s fault it is they’re so poor, and more