Category: Feature
-
Jazz in the Blood: Uncoiling The Holler Sessions
Frank Boyd is the sort of supremely talented performer whose craft is so refined it’s nearly invisible. For all I know, he might very well be a sweaty, smalltime jazz DJ who lives on a diet of coffee, peanuts and Charlie Parker in real life. His one-man-show, The Holler Sessions, created in collaboration with the…
-
Experiments, Jokes, and Choices: Elevator Repair Service’s The Select
Kyoung H. Park interviews John Collins.
-
The Radical Pleasure of Convening: Jaamil Olawale Kosoko & anonymous bodies’ “Imaging Justice for the Dark Divine” and beyond
“…the erotic is not a question only of what we do; it is a question of how acutely and fully we can feel in the doing.”
-
Identity as Action in Daniel Fish’s “Who Left This Fork Here”
The director offers his latest multi-disciplinary exercise in task-based performance
-
Philosophy and Choreography Together in SF
Philosopher Alva Noë joins Jess Curtis and Claire Cunningham at CounterPulse in SF
-
An Aesthetic Meditation
How are we expanding the cultural diversity narrative through creative works?
-
New Ways to Talk About the ‘Work’ – a course-driven response to ANIMALS
An exploration of the ‘course-driven’ theater structure via CHASE – WHAT MATTERS MOST at Dixon Place
-
Stepping Out From the Chorus
A decade after he helped pioneer theater blogging, director Isaac Butler looks back
-
A conversational response to TOILET FIRE: Rectums in the Rectory
Jerry Lieblich and Jarrett Moran go in-depth about poop and mass
-
Working On Gender: Paul Soileau/CHRISTEENE/Rebecca Havemeyer and the Artifacts of Identity
Or, All The Questions I Was Too Shy/Chicken To Ask At The Just Like A Woman Long Table.
-
BOSSS – an essay on the site-specific and one person’s contemplation of realness
An essay response to the Big Outdoor Site-Specific Stuff Festival (Oct. 23-25, 2015)
-
Another 37 Reasons to Cry (a Warholian Production) – Raja Feather Kelly/the feath3r theory
Both Warhol and Buzzfeed would be happy about pursuing an obvious choice, I think.