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Freedom Club The Riot Group/New Paradise Laboratories January 6 – 15, 2011 The Connelly Theatre 220 East 4th Street, NYC 10009 A fierce, undead tension animates the American frontier: the struggle between the freedom of the individual and the question of who

We’re coming up on APAP in New York and this past week we’ve highlighted the Under The Radar Festival, American Realness Festival, and the Coil Festival. Before we move back out into the wider world of performance we wanted to feature two

Made in China Dragana Bulut & Milka Djordjevich December 16-18, 2010 Thursday-Saturday at 8:00PM Danspace Project at St. Mark’s Church, NYC $18 ($12 for Danspace Project Members) buy tickets: www.danspaceproject.org (866) 811-4111 concept, choreography & performance: Dragana Bulut & Milka Djordjevich dramaturgical

What on Earth by matanicola World premiere Thursday, 09/12/2010, 21:00 Friday, 10/12/2010, 21:00 Saturday, 11/12/2010, 21:00 Sunday, 12/12/2010, 21:00 The Theatre Warehouse, Warehouse 2, Jaffa Port, Tel Aviv-Jaffa Ticket reservations: 03-5107070 http://misterticket.co.il/ A beautiful and painful warning which embodies a disturbing poetic

Dynasty Handbag Brothers and Sisters and MotherF_ckers Wednesday, December 15 – Sunday, December 19, 2010 Wednesday – Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 6PM, LATE SHOWS: Friday & Saturday at 10PM Buy Tickets Performed in Jibz Cameron (aka Dynasty Handbag)’s renowned comedic style,

Jack Ferver Rumble Ghost PS 122 Wednesday, December 8 – Sunday, December 12, 2010 Wednesday – Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 6PM, LATE SHOW: Saturday at 10PM Buy Tickets Horror movies will never be as terrifying and shocking as the human psyche.

NOVEMBER 11-20 SAMUAEL TOPIARY, Landscape with the Fall of Icarus ABRONS ARTS CENTER 466 Grand St, New York, NY 10002 Tickets: abronsartscenter.org Landscape with the Fall of Icarus is a new, evening-length, solo performance by Samuael Topiary that explores western culture’s relentless compulsion

Bastard Thursday–Saturday at 7:30 P.M. and Sunday at 2:30 P.M. La MaMa’s Ellen Stewart Theatre at The Annex 66 East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003. Tickets are $25 ($20 for seniors and students) The New York-based choreographer Pavel Zuštiak has garnered

Primal Virtuosos, Vague Mime, Lunging Non-Moments, That Whole Active/Passive Thing, Sickening Cognitive and Contextual Shifts, and People Who Look Like Boxes standing next to People Who Look Like Tables! Alligators! is an evening long performance programme inspired by early forms of popular

About: Matthew Prest draws on installation and performance art to create work. His practice is multi-disciplined and the form shifts from project to project. At the heart of his work is the question of what is the experience for the audience, creating

Zachary Oberzan Your brother. Remember? Zachary Oberzan Your brother. Remember? An elaborate experiment with the concept of Before-and-After photographs, Your brother. Remember? splices and dices home videos, Hollywood film footage, and live performance. As kids in rural America, Zachary and his older

THEM by Ishmael Houston-Jones/Chris Cochrane/Dennis Cooper Ishmael Houston-Jones, whose intensely physical improvisations have been a staple of New York’s contemporary dance scene for over three decades, sparked controversy in 1986 at Performance Space 122 with THEM. Made in collaboration with Dennis Cooper

Justin Bond and the House of Whimsy: Re:Galli Blonde (A Sissy Fix) Friday–Saturday, October 22–23, 8pm Wednesday–Saturday, October 27–30, 8pm Tickets $15 In this new work conceived as a performance ritual, Mx Justin Bond and the House of Whimsy create an evening of

BASCULE CPR-Center for Performance Research October 15, 16 at 7:30pm © Johann Maheut The presentation of BASCULE marks the second New York City engagement of French choreographer David Wampach. Originally performed in France, 2005, BASCULE is re-mounted this fall with a new

A House in Bali A new Opera Composed by Evan Ziporyn With the Bang on a Can All-Stars & Gamelan Salukat after the novel by Colin McPhee Directed by Jay Scheib Next Wave Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Thursday, Oct. 14;

“La timidezza delle ossa” (shyness of bones). Nose, thigh-bone, knuckles and shoulder blade are broken up and shown through a thin epidermis revealing everything. They are phantasms altering our perception of the human body by doing a radiographical dance made up of

CATCH is a multi-faceted, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance and video series-event put on every two months, in Brooklyn, NY. CATCH is slap-dashidly curated and hosted by Andrew Dinwiddie and Jeff Larson and administered by Caleb Hammons. contact them at catchseries@gmail.com CATCH

BIG BANG begins with a gigantic explosion. The aftermath: six people who run ashore a small island and rewrite the history of the world in pleasurable episodes. Through elegant tableaux, meaningful gestures and with few words, the protagonists create anatomical studies of