Monday, March 09, 2009

Wooster Group's LA DIDONE begins next week!

The always-amazing Wooster Group brings La Didone to St. Ann's Warehouse for a six-week run. Baroque opera meets 1960's Sci-Fi as only the Wooster Group can do it!
The Wooster Group stirs these two Italian cultural artifacts together, dropping Aeneas' ships onto a forbidding planetary landscape, setting the lute alongside live electric guitar, blending acoustic and electronic space, and finding an unexpected synergy between early baroque opera and pre-moon landing sci-fi: A 21st-century retelling of an ancient tale about the destructive (and redemptive) power of erotic passion and the sheer tenacity of human nature in the face of annihilation.
THE WOOSTER GROUP
LA DIDONE
A Baroque Opera by Francesco Cavalli
Libretto by Francesco Busenello
Directed by Elizabeth LeCompte
Music Direction by Bruce Odland
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NEW YORK PREMIERE
ST. ANN'S WAREHOUSE
MAR 17 - APR 26
TICKETS START AT $27.50
For Tickets and Info: CLICK HERE

Sunday, March 01, 2009

Itamar Moses' LOVE/STORIES extends 3 weeks!

The Flea Theater has extended Itamar Moses' Love/Stories (or But You Will Get Used To It) after receiving pretty much universal raves. Love/Stories is a collection of five short plays by one of the hottest young playwrights currently writing.
A casting session for a play about a love affair goes awry. A talk-back with a theatre audience becomes the occasion for a life-altering choice. A couple moving in together finds that greater intimacy can have surprising results. Nothing is what it seems in these five funny and poignant short plays.
The Flea Theater presents
LOVE/STORIES (OR BUT YOU WILL GET USED TO IT)
Now through March 30.
Performance times vary.

The Flea
41 White Street
(Between Church and Broadway)
Tickets $20
(212) 352-3101 or www.theflea.org

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Don't Miss DOLLHOUSE! Now thru March 8th Only!


Do not miss this return engagement of Mabou Mines DOLLHOUSE. Lee Breuer and Maude Mitchell have already collected their OBIE Awards (for Best Direction and Best Actress respectively) and this epic production has lost none of it's luster, comedy or bite since it's first time here.

Hurry!

For Tickets and Info and an Excellent Video Preview: CLICK HERE

Monday, February 16, 2009

Rambo Solo at Soho Rep for $.99

Rambo Solo theaterThe brilliant Nature Theater of Oklahoma brings it's latest piece, Rambo Solo, to Soho Rep. And in keeping with the Soho Rep tradition all Sunday performances will be only $.99.

Turning Soho Rep's space inside-out, actor Zachary Oberzan recounts the story of First Blood in all its sweaty, athletic detail. Popcorn is served nightly.

These tickets go on sale this Friday, February 20th at 9am - and they will go quickly!

For tickets and info: CLICK HERE

Sunday, February 15, 2009

NTUSA's Chautauqua at PS122

The fabulous National Theater of the United States of America brings it's newest opus, Chautauqua, to PS122 this week - promising to explore the hotly debated relationship between High Culture and the Mass Mind.

The National Theater of the United States of America presents
Chautauqua
at Performance Space 122

Sat, Feb 21 - Sun, Mar 15

Wednesday - Saturday 7:30pm
Sunday 5:30pmpm

Tickets from $25

$15 (students/seniors)
$10 (P.S. 122 members)

For Tickets & Info:
CLICK HERE

Friday, February 13, 2009

Coming Soon: Big Art Group's SOS

SOS
Caden Manson / Big Art Group

Temps de Images Festival - Montreal, CA
February 24-27, 2009

The Kitchen - NYC
March 19-21 & 26-28, 2009

REDCAT Los Angels
April 8 - 12, 2009

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts - San Francisco
April 23-25, 2009

The always-provocative New York ensemble has won an international reputation for pushing the limits of performance and video art by lacing its original hall-of-mirrors multimedia stagecraft with flurries of livewire choreographed action. Its latest opus, SOS, jumps off from the primal themes of The Rite of Spring to stage their own contemporary rite of rebirth through a panoptic live video installation. Everyday rituals of renewal are abstracted and refracted in video, morphed into metaphors of war and environmental degradation--and set into a mediated celebration of sustainability, survivalism, immolation and revolution.

For info about Big Art Group: CLICK HERE

For Tickets and Info about the NYC run of SOS: CLICK HERE

CLICK HERE for "9 Questions for Caden Manson"

Sunday, February 01, 2009

Tuesday Talkbacks at Foreman/Zorn ASTRONOME

The Richard Foreman and John Zorn's music/theater collaboration, ASTRONOME: A NIGHT AT THE OPERA, begins performances this week. The limited run is February 5--April 5 2009.

Each Tuesday, after the show, Foreman sits down with the next generation of cutting edge theater makers to discuss his work, its legacy and the future of art. Talkbacks are free.

Talkback Tuesdays:

February 10: John Collins (Elevator Repair Service)
February 17: Sally Oswald (Paper Theater and Play a Journal of Plays)
February 24: David Herskovits (Target Margin Theater)
March 3: Young Jean Lee (Young Jean Lee's Theater Company)
March 10: Scott Gillette (Radiohole)
March 31: Yehuda Duenyas (National Theater of the United States of America)

For Tickets & Info: CLICK HERE
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