Theater in the Wake
They were piecing themselves together through the same incomplete processes, using the same Elmer’s glue, the same glitter, its tiny broken mirrors.
Tag Archives: new york live arts
Being In Action – Enacting critical discourse that prioritizes context, connection, and compassion as modes of intervention
Open Spectrum Critical Community Dialogues: Faces of Resistance: Young, Organized & Unified (#FORYOU)
Open Spectrum Community Dialogues – Faces of Resistance: Young, Organized & Unified #FORYOU
Open Spectrum Dialogues @ New York Live Arts, Produced in Association with MAPP International Productions and Critical Partner, Culturebot.
Still Searching for the Rest
Drew Malmuth on Arvo Pärt Journeys in Silence at New York Live Ideas (April 15-19)
Beth Gill’s PORTRAIT STUDY + Laurie Anderson in Conversation with Deborah Hay
Katie Gaydos responds to New York Live Arts’ Live Ideas Festival.
Emily Johnson’s SHORE at New York Live Arts
Alexandra Pinel chats with Emily Johnson about SHORE at New York Live Arts, April 23-25.
Cultivating Stillness: A Conversation With Peter Bouteneff on Arvo Pärt
Drew Malmuth speaks with Peter Bouteneff about Arvo Pärt and New York Live Arts’ Live Ideas Festival (April 15-19).
Rashaun Mitchell’s “Light Years” at New York Live Arts
Meg Weeks on the four elements, mythical archetypes, and the premier of Rashaun Mitchell’s “Light Years” at New York Live Arts.
Looking for Work in All the Wrong Places Or: How I Stopped Believing in Unicorns and Learned to Ride a Horse
Alexander Leslie Thompson on un/under/semi-employment and the power of community.
A Leader-Full Movement: Open Spectrum Critical Dialogues at New York Live Arts
Tara Sheena chats with Jaamil Kosoko about Open Spectrum Critical Dialogues at New York Live Arts.
Yossi Berg and Oded Graf: Ten Years, Ten Works, and Thirty-one Countries Later
Angela Schöpke talks with Yossi Berg and Oded Graf about their ten years of creative partnership and the making of “Heroes,” showing this weekend at NYLA.
Young writer on “Dances by Very Young Choreographers”
Sasa Yung, a very young writer, reviews “Dances by Very Young Choreographers” at New York Live Arts.