Culturebot Contributor Ryan Tracy sent in the following: Moving Theater – Without Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly bring their first evening length production Without to the raw, open colonnade space at DNA (Dance New Amsterdam) for a three-night engagement.
“Anyone who wants to see what British physical theater at its finest is all about need look no further than Performance Space 122, where a piece called “Sinner” by a group called Stan Won’t Dance has taken over the upstairs space through Sunday. I saw
Last night Culturebot went to the 9th Annual Japanese Contemporary Dance Showcase at The Japan Society. It was our first time attending this showcase and we had heard it is always an interesting mix of work. And that was true. There was an interesting and
This Wednesday, November 30th, marks the beginning of NØ5 – Norway In New York. This is a two-week festival of the best of cutting edge live art from Norway being presented at P.S. 122. NØ5 features performances from zero visibility corp, Baktruppen, Ole Mads Vevle,
Just a reminder that the Movement Research Festival starts on November 27th and runs through December 18th! Curated by DD Dorvillier, Margit Galanter, koosil-ja and Michelle Nagai this year’s MR Festival: OPEN SOURCE runs for 3 weeks in 11 venues with 200+ artists with a
Tonight is opening night for Puppy-Skills at P.S. 122, Sally Silvers’ 25th Anniversary season. It promises to be a very special evening featuring: Oven Rack (premiere), a solo for Silvers to the music of Iris DeMent; Puppy- Skills (premiere), a sextet with the incredible dancing
The folks at Red Metal Mailbox write about the Ursula Eagly/Rebecca Davis show at The Chocolate Factory. (we here at culturebot have been swamped with other stuff and apologize for the paucity of updates. if you have a blog and have been writing about shows
Saar Harari’s Herd of Bulls got a nice review in today’s NY Times. Herd is a powerful piece o’ work. check it out. It runs at P.S. 122 through Sunday.
Got an email from James Urbaniak recommending Kriota Willberg and Dura Mater’s The Bentfootes. The text of the email follows below: James Urbaniak here. This evening, my friends, I saw a fabulous show. They need audiences and I highly recommend it. It’s called “The Bentfootes”
Last night we went to the opening of Noemie Lafrance’s newest public work, Agora, at the historic McCarren Park Pool. Culturebot has vague memories of someone once saying that “time is what keeps everything from happening all at once.” If that’s the case, then watching
Sarah Michelson’s new work Daylight debuted on Wednesday at P.S. 122 and got a great review in the NY TIMES. The show continues until June 26th. More info available here.
Sarah Michelson DAYLIGHT After postponing her January engagement at P.S. 122 due to injury, acclaimed choreographer Sarah Michelson returns to New York on Wednesday, June 15th to premiere her new piece DAYLIGHT, a quartet to live music in the upstairs room of P.S. 122. Read