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PLUTO (no longer a play)
This was a weird play, and I feel okay saying that because even the press release pronounces, “PLUTO is dynamic, simple, and strange.” And I liked the weirder bits a lot. On the night I attended PLUTO (no longer a play), running through June 3
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
Complicated Progress
Reflections on Operating Theater Company’s “The Oracle”
Kids on Fire (a response to FIREFACE at the Brick)
Fire, as a concept or symbol, has taken on a wide range of meaning throughout literary and dramatic history. I think almost immediately of The Firebugs, a German play written in 1953 by Max Frisch, in which a duo of arsonists go house to house
Buran Theater’s “Nightmares” at The Brick
What happens to “the sublime” of European Romanticism after the death of the author and the birth of tumblr? Can you “share” it? Can you “like” it? And can you stage it? “I would love if someone saw the show and said, ‘I’m going to
The Brick’s Shantytown Ball
Dance around in your barrel at THE BRICK’S SHANTYTOWN BALL! May 2, 8pm to Midnight A Costume Party where the Hoity-Toity meets the Down ‘n’ Doity! At Galapagos Art Space in DUMBO. A Fundraiser for The Brick! Limited time ticket discounts below! FREE BEER! from
Broke.
Saturday night I went to check out John DeVore’s storytelling-enabling show BROKE. It was great. If the bad economy means more fun, quality, cheap and entertaining evenings like this, let’s keep the bad economy around for awhile. No more hype, no b.s., just a really