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Category Archives: Festival
Morningside Lights Artist Talk with Alex Kahn and Sophia Michahelles
What is processional art? The idea of the parade evokes the imagery of marching bands, elaborate floats, large Macy’s Day balloons, and a chaos of noises coming from the excitement of both the on looking crowds and the procession itself. … Continue reading
CAAL Alumni Artist Spotlight: Katie Lupica ’11CC
Portrait and a Dream is a darkly comic memory play that rebounds across time and space. It follows three young people as they navigate the treacherous waters of relationships, careers and brunch. Written by Columbia student Jacob Marx Rice and … Continue reading
Posted in Festival, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged Fringe Festival, FringeNYC, Jacob Marx Rice, Katie Lupica, La MaMa ETC, NOMADS, Portrait and a Dream
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Rooftop Films: “Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same”
Since its inception in 1997, Rooftop Films has become the cornerstone of the grassroots film industry in New York. This non-profit organization gives indie filmmakers well needed exposure while providing access to some of North America’s most obscure titles. It … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Festival, Film
Tagged Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same, CU Arts Initiative, Cynthia Kaplan, Film Festival, Jackie Monahan, Lisa Haas, Madeleine Olnek, Rooftop Films, Susan Ziegler
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Desenrola Pops Its (North American) Cherry at the 9th Cine Fest Petrobras Brasil – NY
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD – LOTS OF ‘EM!!! Since its inception in 1995, the Inffinito Festival Circuit has successfully increased the visibility of Brazilian cinema in the international market. There are currently ten Brazilian film festivals under the Inffinito brand, and … Continue reading
Brooklyn Belongs to Me
This past weekend, L Magazine’s Northside Festival highlighted Brooklyn’s high saturation of culture and its surrounding enthusiasm. Armed with a press badge, Nathan Albert, CC ‘13 reports: On Friday evening, June 17, I arrived at the bandshell set up in … Continue reading
Posted in Festival, Music
Tagged beirut, Brooklyn, gavin russom, lost tribe, northside festival, pop 1280, sharon van etten, the crystal ark
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UCB’s Sketchfest 2011
Since its inception in 1996, The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (UCBT) has become the mecca for great, cutting-edge, comedy in the city. The former home of the New Harmony Strip Club has spruced itself up (well… sort of), and now … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Festival, Music, Theater
Tagged comedy, Festival, Music, Sketch Comedy, Sketchfest, UCB, UCBT, Upright Citizen's Brigade
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Leave Your Virtual World Behind to Spend Virtual Time with “The Dudleys!”
If you still haven’t had your fill of how our fantasy lives inside of our computers are becoming real, or how life is actually like a video game, you have a chance this week to check out a new comedy at … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Festival, Theater, Tickets
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How A Lawless Man Became an American: Clint Eastwood at Film Society
There’s a moment in Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino in which the actor and director finally reveals the chiseled 1972 titular vehicle in the film. Eastwood’s character Walt remarks he put together the lavish muscle car together himself. It’s hard not … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Festival, Film
Tagged american, auteur theory, clint eastwood, film society of lincoln center, Lincoln Center, retrospectives
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