Love is Like Mud is a story about the romantic misadventures between city dwellers Jon and Anne. After meeting on the subway they have an awkward first date, followed by a torrid night of sex. Before they know it they are in the midst of a relationship, wondering if they have fallen in love.
Love is Like Mud:
A Puppet Rock Opera (in one act)
October 15 @ 9:30pm
October 22 @ 9:30pm
October 29 @ 9:30pm
November 7 @ 7:30pm
November 14 @ 7:30pm
November 21 @ 9:30pm
November 28 @ 7:30pm
December 3 @ 7:30pm
December 10 @ 9:30pm
December 17 @ 9:30pm
@ The Tank
354 W. 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
For Tickets & Info: www.thetanknyc.org
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
A Puppet Rock Opera (in one act)
Labels: New, Reviews, Previews
puppet theater,
The Tank
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Target Margin Lab @ The Brick
Target Margin Theater is celebrating their 20th Season this year, and kicking things off is their LAB SERIES at The Brick in Williamsburg:
THE YELLOW SOUND
by Wassily Kandinsky
Lead Artists-Kate Sinclair Foster & Mary Neufeld
A visual soundscape of giant puppets, psychedelic colors and indistinct beings.
Thursday, 11/4 at 8pm
Friday, 11/5 at 8pm
Saturday, 11/6 at 8pm
Sunday, 11/7 at 7pm
Monday, 11/8 at 8pm
THE MAGIC FLUTE (A Sound-Op Era)
adapted from the opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Lead artist-Kate Marvin
Kann Musik bezaubern? Could a flute be the key? Does the “flöte” put the “zauber” in TMT? (And what’s going on with the Freemasonry?)
A zauberoperatic journey through fire, water, and glitter starring theremins, opera singers, ukuleles, dictaphones, melodicas, maestros with big hair, speakers of Transrational German, wind-up dolls, toy pianos, Stage Managers in tights, Sound Demons in tuxedos, Freemasons in fake beards, and the sound of magic.
Wednesday, 11/10 at 7:30pm
Thursday, 11/11 at 8pm
Friday, 11/12 at 8pm
Saturday, 11/13 at 8pm
Sunday, 11/14 at 7pm
THE MOTH AND THE FLAME
by Clyde Fitch
Lead Artist-Yuri Skujins
Written in the late 19th century, this relentlessly chatty and darkly comedic play looks at the strivings--financial, social, and otherwise--of that era's plucky New Yorkers and their curiously modern concerns and timely dilemmas.
Tuesday, 11/16 at 8pm
Wednesday, 11/17 at 8pm
Thursday, 11/18 at 8pm
Friday, 11/19 at 8pm
Saturday, 11/20 at 8pm
Tickets are only $12 if you buy before Halloween!
Click Here for tickets.
Labels: New, Reviews, Previews
Target Margin,
The Brick
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