Contemporary Performance Network

Contemporary Performance Network

Books Recommendations

Hey Henning, Here is my short list of must haves from the books page. I made them live links so you can just click on them.   I love this book and have had it my collection for along time. I’ve even
February 15, 2011

Big Art Group in TDR: The Drama Review Winter 2010 Issue

“Image Eaters”, a 36 page article by Jacob Gallagher-Ross about the work of Big Art Group, has been published in this quarters edition of TDR: The Drama Review. Excerpt: Theatre artists keen to investigate the theatrical possibilities of technological image-making must inevitably
November 28, 2010

Books: The Grotowski Sourcebook

The Grotowski SourcebookEdited by Richard Schechner and Lisa Wolford Wylam The influence of Jerzy Grotowski’s work on twentieth century theatre is undeniable. A key player in making his work known wasThe Drama Review, and now, for the first time, 30 years’ worth
October 21, 2010

Featured: Yves-Noel Genod (Paris, France)

Yves-Noel Genod After training as an actor in the school of Antoine Vitez Theatre National de Chaillot, Yves-Noel Genod working with Claude Regy , Francois Tanguy at the Raft Theatre of Le Mans, and Julie Brochen for ‘ The Living Corpse ‘of
August 1, 2010

Featured: Philipp Gehmacher (Austria)

Philipp Gehmacher grew up in Salzburg and in Vienna. In 1993 he went to London Contemporary Dance School where he received a BA in Contemporary Dance in 1996. After the first solo “the mumbling fish” he enrolled for an MA Dance Studies
July 31, 2010

Featured: DD Dorvillier Future Human Dance Corps (USA)

DD Dorvillier is a New York based choreographer, performer, and teacher. In 2003 she and composer David Kean were awarded two Bessies for Choreography and Soundscore of Dressed for Floating (Danspace Project, 2002). Her No Change or “freedom is a psycho-kinetic skill”
July 27, 2010

Highlights: Performance Space 122 Fall Season 2010 (NYC)

d performance community. Over the past 25 years what was once an abandoned school has become one of the world’s leading arts institutions, an esteemed presenter of experimental and alternative performance and a home to countless emerging artists. Located on the corner
July 23, 2010

In Performance: Dedicated to the Revolutions (Canada)

Dedicated to the Revolutions is a show about seven scientific revolutions that a grade eight teacher once said altered the course of humanity: Gutenberg, Copernican, Newtonian, Industrial, Darwinian, Nuclear and Information. Erin Shields, Aimée Dawn Robinson, Chad Dembski Photo: Trevor Schwellnus Six
July 22, 2010