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Category Archives: Theater
Lunch with the Arts Initiative: Large-Scale Event Production with Monica Moore
Monica Moore has helped produce New York City’s iconic New Year’s Eve in Times Square for the past nine years and discussed her career to date with an audience of students and staff on Friday over pizza. She began with … Continue reading
Posted in Lunch With the Arts Initiative, Theater
Tagged event planning, Event Production, FREE, Lunch with the Arts Initiative, stage management
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Let Nan Jombang and Asia Society whisk you away
The East side is a little bit like another world – at 7:45 p.m. at 70th and Park Ave on a Saturday, it was silent but for little puffs of breath from the occasional hand-holding couple. The austerity of the evening … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, History, Multicultural, Music, Theater
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SummerStage: Bringing the world’s performing arts to a park near you
Perhaps this seems like an obvious statement, but I’ll say it anyway. There is no excuse to be bored in New York City over the summer. No matter what day or night of the week and where you’re located, there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Free in NYC, Music, Theater
Tagged bird with strings, central park, charlie parker, criolo, Dance, free performances, limon dance company, miguel atwood ferguson, Music, new york pops, outdoor, ozomatli, parks, rumsey field, talib kweli, theatre
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Student Profile Series: Spoon River Anthology Directed by Jimmy Maize
CUarts caught up with MFA Directing student Jimmy Maize to ask him some questions about his upcoming production, which will feature 100 actors. Yep, you read that right. Arts Initiative: Tell us a bit about yourself and what brought you … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Theater
Tagged Columbia MFA, Edgar Lee Masters, Invisible Dog Art Center, Jimmy Maize, Riverside Theatre, Spoon River, theatre
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Luminance: An Exhibit of New Media Video Work
One of the most fascinating parts of the prevalence of the world of social networking and online, user-generated media is the effect it seems to be having on artists and the type of media used to create art. Digital media … Continue reading
Posted in Free in NYC, Museums, Theater, Visual Art
Tagged Interactive, Interactive Telecommunications, Luminance, Martin Bravo, Museums, NYU Tisch, Paley Center, Passport to NY, Skittish Tree
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A Conversation with Diane Paulus and Suzan-Lori Parks
It is always exciting to me to see two women collaborate as creative leads on a project. But when the players include playwright Suzan-Lori Parks (who many may know from her ambitious 365 Days/365 Plays project or her Pulitzer Prize … Continue reading
Posted in Miller Theatre, Theater
Tagged Broadway, Diane Paulus, George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Porgy & Bess, Richard Rodgers Theatre, SOA Alumni, Suzan-Lori Parks, The American Repertory Theater, The Gershwins' Porgy & Bess
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Death Comes in Shades of Gray: Edward Albee’s “The Lady From Dubuque” at Signature Theater Company
In the early years of The New Yorker’s publication, then editor Harold Ross, when asked what the magazine’s target readership was, famously pronounced, “it is not edited for the old lady in Dubuque.” And neither apparently is Albee’s aptly named … Continue reading
Posted in Theater
Tagged Edward Albee, Pershing Square Signature Center, Signature Theater Company, The Lady From Dubuque
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Student Profile Series: Christina Quintana
Christina tells us about her newest play, Enter Your Sleep, which will have a workshop production at Schapiro Studio on the Columbia Campus, March 2nd – 4th. 1) What is Enter Your Sleep about? ENTER YOUR SLEEP is about two … Continue reading
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Tagged Christina Quintana, Columbia School of the Arts, Dreams, Enter Your Sleep, Jonathan Hooks, Jonathan McRory, Lauren Sowa, playwriting, Schapiro Studio, theatre
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The Broken Heart at Theater for a New Audience
The Broken Heart begins with a wail; a bow dragged across a waterphone lends a hauntingly ethereal and discordant note to begin on and the players are summoned to the stage, draped in black. John Ford makes no pretense about … Continue reading
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Tagged John Ford, The Broken Heart, Theater for a New Audience
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