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Tag Archives: Theater
more music. more dance. more life. more future.
As audience members stream into The Kitchen, a multimedia performance venue in Chelsea, they are faced with a striking stage picture that appropriately launches more more more…future, a music/dance piece by Congolese director and choreographer Faustin Linyekula. Four very imposing … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Multicultural, Music, Theater
Tagged Arts, Crossing the Line Festival 2011, Dance, Democratic Republic of Congo, Faustin Linyekula, Festival, French Institute Alliance Francaise, Kisangani, live music, performance, Studios Kabako, The Kitchen, Theater
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Columbia Grads Take to the Fringe with “Attack”
“The game kills, but you’re right, it is the only worthwhile pursuit.” So says one of the characters in The Cadre’s Art of Attack, which opened at the La MaMa Experimental Theatre last night as part of The 14th Annual … Continue reading
Posted in Theater
Tagged chess, Columbia alumni, Fringe, La MaMa, New York, off-campus, Theater, theatre
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LateNite Theatre Goes Off-Broadway
Hello CUArts, This summer, LateNite Theatre—the campus theater group devoted to producing original student productions with a flair for the bizarre—took its signature after-hours style off-campus to the Manhattan Repertory Theatre with Next Door. Next Door is a program of … Continue reading
One Week Left to Rock Off-Broadway: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Who knew that a musical about states’ rights, the Trail of Tears, and presidential politics could make you want to stand and shout: “Populism, Yeah Yeah!”? It’s possible and it’s happening at the Public Theater through June 27th: Bloody Bloody Andrew … Continue reading
Posted in Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged Emo, musical, musical theater, Public Theater, punk, rock, Rock musical, Theater
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Achieving Greatness: The Fiasco Theater’s Twelfth Night
Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.–Twelfth Night, II.v Anyone who knows me knows about my obsession with Shakespeare. Give me some mellifluous, honey-tongued verse and I’m content to pass many a happy … Continue reading
Posted in Theater
Tagged downtown, fiasco, performance, Shakespeare, Theater, theatre
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White’s Lies at New World Stages
I think it’s such a shame that the audience wasn’t more full on Saturday night, when I went to see White’s Lies at the New World Stages. True, the show is by a first-time playwright (albeit with a fair number … Continue reading
Posted in Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged comedy, new playwrights, New York, off-Broadway, Theater, theatre
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GS Alumna opens a “Box” of wonders
The first notable moment in “Box,” a new experimental theater piece from Stacy Donovan GS’93, is in the playbill. While most dramas can usually credit one or two writers, the list on the “Written and Developed By” part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Theater
Tagged alumni, box, Edinburgh festival fringe, GS, stacy donovan, Theater
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Havel Returns!
Vaclav Havel, respected playwright and former president of Czechoslovakia and subsequently the Czech Republic, has just published a new play – his first new work in almost 20 years. The play is called Leaving, and it features a leader of … Continue reading
Posted in Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged art, CUarts, Havel, Jiri Zizka, Leaving at the Wilma Theater, performance, Theater, Vaclav Havel, Wilma Theater
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KCST’s Measure For Measure
King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s (KCST) famous Spring Show has been a tradition for the past fifteen years. The Spring Show is always written by Shakespeare, even though KCST’s other shows are not exclusively Shakespeare. This year, the show is Measure … Continue reading
Posted in Student Organizations, Theater
Tagged FREE, KCST, King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe, Measure for Measure, outdoor theatre, performance, Shakespeare, student performances, Theater, theatre
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The Pillowman
In my recent recollection of student theater on campus in the past two years, I have come to realize that most student theater produced on campus is either student-written or a “classic”. Students generally do not choose recently written plays … Continue reading
Posted in Student Organizations, Theater
Tagged CUarts, CUPlayers, Martin McDonagh, performance, student performances, The Pillowman, Theater, theatre
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