Let The Machine Get It
A response to Rude Mechs and Deborah Hay’s MATCH-PLAY at New York Live Arts
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River of Gruel, Pile of Pigs: The Requisite Gestures of Narrow Approach
Aaron Sanders reports live from deep inside the Austin Pig Pile.
The End is the Beginning Is the End
Austin’s Rude Mechs return to the roots by reviving Richard Shechner’s seminal “Dionysus in ’69” this fall at NYLA
Culturebot Explores Critical Horizontalism at the Fusebox Festival
This May in Austin, we continue our examination of new models of critical engagement and the pressing issues of contemporary performance
Philadelphia Live Arts Festival Opens With Guns Blazing
Our first report from Philadelphia this season finds the Rude Mechs continuing to win praise for “The Method Gun”
Season Preview: Philadelphia Live Arts 2011
Starting this weekend, the Live Arts Festival brings a host of the best modern dance and experimental theater from around the world to Philadelphia
PICA’s TBA 2011 Fest Early Line-Up Announced
Portland’s TBA Festival is heavy on NYC artists, with a pair of great NW choreographers rounding out Cathy Edwards’ last season on the job as curator
The Digest: March 9, 2011
Isaac Butler on narrative, Belarus Free Theater returns to New York, Fusebox Fest announces line-up, and a dance critic admits she can be shallow (and feels terrible for it)
The Rude Mechs’ “The Method Gun” at DTW
Don’t miss this show.
Austin: Breaking String Theater’s “Flying”
…or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New Russian Drama Fest
The Digest: Jan. 27, 2011 [Special Arts Economy Doom Edition]
More news: American arts vitality hits new low, Rocco Landesman et al. on improving American theater at #Newplay Fest, and Sam Brownback aims to make Kansas the first art-free state in the union.
Austin Company Brings New Russian Theatre to US
Breaking String, an ambitious young Austin theatre company, presents a festival of new Russian theatre.