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We’re Like Pirates
Former editor Eve Bromberg in conversation with dance critic Marina Harss, a transcription of CULTUREBOT’s January live event.
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Learning How To Fall Apart: An Interview with Sam Kann
Maia Kern in conversation with Sam Kann’ about “Mouthpiece,” performed with Chloë Engel at Life World.
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“It’s always a collective act”: a conversation with Morgan Bassichis and Sam Pinkleton
Ethan Karas connected with “Can I Be Frank?” creator & performer Morgan Bassichis and director Sam Pinkleton to discuss the superpower of telling the truth, the dangers of nostalgia, and the political importance of a really, really good time.
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What Divides Us
Brendan McCall reflects on “The Totality of All Things” by Erik Gernand, directed by Shannon Patterson.
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A Place That Was Weirder Than I Was
These days I avoid the news. It’s devastating and terrifying and—from my New York bubble—remote. Everything bad is happening somewhere else, I tell myself. This is untrue, of course, but denial can be so comforting. In Jerome, John J. Caswell Jr.’s new play at Playwrights Horizons, avoidance is a matter of survival. Set in rural…
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Holding Attention
Contributor Kevin Ritter-Jung on Servane Dècle and Milo Rau’s THE PELICOT TRIAL, which was performed at Judson Church this past March.
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A life in fragments
Emilee Lord on Edu Diaz’ solo show LIPSTICK, which made its New York debut for the Fringe Festival at the Chain Theater this April.
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Leni’s Many Faces
Contributor Brendan McCall on James Clements’ play BEAUTY FREAK.
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The Radical Geometries of Dorchel Haqq
Joëlle Antonia Santiago on Dorchel Haqq’s swallow, in preparation for “vol.1/DND/ a study on perspective” which will premire as part of New York Live Arts Fresh Tracks.
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A Post-Apocalypse Ballad
Brendan McCall on Sarah Groustra´s RADIO MAN, which played at The Paradise Factory earlier this month.
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The Shimmer of Not-knowing
Joëlle Antonia Santiago in conversation with Choreographer John Jasperse in advance of the opening of WANDERING, a collaboration with painter Julie Mehretu at The Marian Goodman Gallery.
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Smashed Up Against Each Other
Playwright Elise Wien in conversation with Di Lobontiu, writer and performer of “If You’re a Man at Night, You Gotta Be a Man in the Morning” which will play at The Tank Theater from May 15-May 23.
