Some Months Have All the Fun
The blog has been temporarily abandoned in favor of seeing, organizing, and of course creating, performance of various sorts. Here’s a few things that it’s being abandoned for:
Monday evening, January 16: if you loved Daniel Kitson, Matthew Stephen Smith shares his solo work-in-progress, A Gathering of Very Articulate Individuals in which he expertly and alarmingly embodies the friends of a man falling from the roof of a newly-built condominium. Vaudeville Park, 7pm (beer, suggested donation $5-$15)
Later in the Evening on January 16: catch Small Beast curated by The Super Coda’s Valerie Kuehne at The Delancey. A full list of performers and their links online HERE! Don’t miss LES FILLES FÖLLEN while they’re in the city! follow the link for more of their performances this month, + in the same show, the one and only Big Plastic Finger, (which includes PPL composer Brian McCorkle).
Multiple Dates: Brian is performing as part of this COIL show by Davis Freeman, Too Shy To Stare (nytimes article), more information and tickets here.
Monday, January 23:
PERFORMANCY FORUM XIX: Box, Box, Box. Artists and composer-performers present works that work inside the box, outside the box, define the box, and utilize an actual box. Don’t miss incredible performances by Gelsey Bell, Quinn Dukes, Aliza Simons, and Nyugen Smith! 8pm, Vaudeville Park, 26 Bushwick Avenue, $5-$15 sliding scale donation encouraged.
Look forward to discussions about all the festivals and APAP (this is a noun
that also refers to the salty sludge to be cleaned out of the corners of linoleum-floored hallways afterwards).
-Esther
