2009 Programs
2009 Programs
a Forum & Concert Considering New Uses of an Old Language
7:30 pm
Panel discussion with Steve Cannon, Cooper-Moore, Elliott Sharp, Greg Tate and other guests TBA - moderated by Kurt Gottschalk
8:30 pm
Solo performances by Loren Connors, Elliott...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade
Discussion with Michael Lardner & Members of the "Revolutions" Class
Adapted from the 1963 play by Peter Weiss, Marat/Sade is almost entirely a "play within a play." Set in the historical Charenton Asylum, now d’Hôpital Esquirol, the main story takes place on July 13, 1808,...
The Internet has become an essential tool for political activism, education, employment and more, but half the city lacks a cable or DSL connection. Those of us who are online don't really understand what...
Collages by Theodore A. Harris with Captions by Amiri Baraka
The Brecht Forum is proud to exhibit Our Flesh of Flames featuring the collages of Theodore A. Harris and the poetic captions of legendary writer and social activist Amiri Baraka.
Posed against...
& Floriculture with Stephanie Griffin, John Hebert, Oscar Noriega, Dan Weiss
Acclaimed by Downtown Music Gallery as "one of the best pianists and composers to emerge from the downtown network over the past few years," Carl Maguire is active as a performer and collaborator with a...
Discussion with Michael Lardner Jeremy Glick & Members of the "Revolutions" Class
A Caribbean island in the mid-1800s. Nature has made it a paradise; man has made it a hell. Slaves on vast Portuguese sugar plantations are ready to turn their misery into rebellion - and the British are ready...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
Pornography, Sexuality and Relationships
Discussion with Chyng Sun, Tess Fraad-Wolff & Robert Wosnitzer
Once relegated to the margins of society, pornography has become one of the most visible and profitable sectors of the cultural industries in the United States. It is estimated that the pornography industry's...
Collage, Abstraction & African American Art
Theodore A. Harris, Geoffrey Jacques & Howardena Pindell
The collage emerged at the time of social reproduction of everyday life and has been a primary tool for social activists seeking to subvert the established order of capitalist logic. As part of the exhibition...
Theodore A Harris & Fred Moten. Moderated by Jeremy Glick
Join us for an historic evening as painter Theodore A Harris (featured artist of Our Flesh and Flames exhibit at the Brecht Forum) is joined by critic Fred Moten. Moten, a collaborator with Harris will...
Discussion with Lauren Hauser, Liz Miller & Leah Sapin
The award winning documentary, “The Water Front” is the story of one community fighting against the seemingly inevitable path to water privatization.
This contemporary portrait of environmental racism /...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
Discussion with Nana Soul & U-Savior
In the controversial, original and provocative documentary Disappearing
Voices – The Decline of Black Radio, director U-Savior Washington
takes an unprecedented look at the rise and fall of...
Onome Djere & Jeremiah Hosea
Join us for the closing party of Our Flesh of Flames, collages by Theodore Harris and Amiri Baraka. Featuring performances by spoken word artist Onome Djere and Jeremiah Hosea (Earthdriver)
Innocents Abroad is a new screenplay by Adam Klasfeld based on the Beacon High School's class trip to Cuba in Spring 2005, which brought students, teachers and administrators of the New York City high...
Olivia De Prato, Joshua Modney, Victor Lowrie, Isabel Castellvi
Featuring solos, string quartets and clarinet quintets by Rothenberg (clarinet/bass clarinet) with Olivia De Prato (violin), Joshua Modney (violin), Victor Lowrie (viola) and Isabel Castellvi (cello).
...
In January, 2005, Ocean Ana Rising produced the creation of a private mixed media installation which commemorated the lives of survivors and victims of domestic violence. In March, 2009, these same artists--...
[img_assist|nid=2484|title=|desc=|link=none|align=right|width=250|height=344]A dynamic all-female ensemble drawing upon traditional Caribbean music, jazz and blues
6-8 pm
Pauline Jean,...
A History of Struggle
Discussion with Filmmaker Kathleen Foster, Fawzia Afzal Khan & Fahima Vorgetts
Crafts Sale: 7:00 pm
Afghan Women: A History of Struggle captures the resilience and courage of women who risk their lives on a daily basis to stand up for their rights. The film examines...
Premiere of Tammen's new, open-form composition for the Third Eye Orchestra and live electronics fusing contemporary classical elements with minimal music.
featuring
Jason Hwang, David Soldier -...
Kathleen Chalfant, Brian Jones, Daren Kelly, Ellen McLaughlin, Una Aya Osato & Brian Pickett
In memory of Rachel Corrie and the children of Gaza, Theaters Against War and Rachel's Words invite you to the first New York reading of Seven Jewish Children by Caryl Churchill. The evening will also...
Remembering the casualties of Iraq, Afghanistan, & Palestine
This event is organized in response to the following appeal to poets, writern and all creative artists:
From Poets Gathered March 20-23 2008
at “Split This Rock” Poetry Festival, Washington DC...
Discussion with Filmmaker Maryam Habbibian & Kathleen Foster
In spite of the social limitations imposed by the Islamic regime, Iran today is alive with youthful energy. With over seventy percent of the population under 40 years of age, a new culture of art, literature,...
This newly-formed group takes its inspiration from the colloquial term "sambumbia" -- a mixture of elements that lend unique flavor to a dish. This is a perfect description of the Afro-Puerto Rican traditions...
Queer Black Cinema presents the 4th Annual Fades of Black Womyn Film Showcase 2009. Come celebrate with Queer Black Cinema as we honor and pay tribute to Black Hall of Fame Filmmaker, (Campbell X formerly...
with Tami Gold & Jennifer Miller
[img_assist|nid=2375|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=150|height=182]Join us for an exciting evening with:
• Screening of the new video Still Juggling (with Jennifer Miller 15 years later)...
Ocean Ana Rising
How do we live at home when it can often be a mortally dangerous space? How do we make and maintain home when it is so often a space of both refuge and resistance? How do we reclaim and celebrate home despite...
Paintings by Francisco Verastegui
Living and working in Oaxaca,...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
RECEPTION AT 6:30
The birth place of writer Eduardo Galeano and home to a thriving folk and rock scene, Uruguay is a small country with enormous cultural output. In anticipation of Uruguay's...
RECEPTION AT 6:30
The protagonists of this documentary are the veterans of Murga (a traditional musical and theatrical performance at Montevideo carnival). In 2004, they got together again to...
Revolution from the Inside Out
Discussion with Filmmaker Clifton Ross
Clifton Ross will show his film, "Venezuela: Revolution from the Inside Out" (2008, PM Press), a critical look at the Bolivarian Process drawn mostly from the experiences of the participants themselves. In the...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
RECEPTION AT 6:30
Desperate and unfortunate, lazy and hesitant, David, a 25-year-old guy, has failed as a student and lost the scholarship which supported him in the capital city. To get it back...
Discussion with Filmmaker Ernesto Ardito
Zanon/...
Discussion with Filmmaker Ernesto Ardito
Zanon/...
Kahlil Almustafa
The beginning of this year marked the historic election of Barack Obama. A Black president is something I never thought I would see. Like most of us, so many conflicting thoughts and emotions went through me....
RECEPTION AT 6:30
PLUMAS AL CIELO – FEATHERS TO THE SKY details a forgotten town in Latin America, where Tamara, a nine year old girl, has to walk many miles a day selling feathers...
Street Photographs 2008
Photography by Ana Ratner & Jacob Ratner
It has been fifty years since Fidel arrived in Havana to meet the enormous crowd that awaited him in the streets, but today the city looks largely unchanged, simply a bit more weathered from the spray of the...
Connecting the Dots Between Gaza, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kashmir & Pakistan
Fawzia Afzal-Khan, Faheed Bitar, Miriam Cooke, Nawal El Saadawi, Kathleen Foster, Remi Kanazi, Bruce Lawrence, Brant Lyon, Barbara Nimri Aziz, Michael Schwartz, Roger Sedarat, Miriam Stanley, Carmela Tal Baron & Others TBA
Join us for an evening of documentary film, music, poetry, personal narratives and discussion with:
A We Are Gaza Concert
Mohammad Kundos & MOCHILA
Join our friends at Alwan for the Arts as celebrate the release of Green Bullets by Mohammad Kundos and MOCHILA.
Mohammad Kundos - 'Oud and Arabic Percussion
and featuring
Eric...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
Scelsi Morning
Neues Kabarett is delighted to help kick off a week-long, city-wide retrospective celebrating one of our favorite guitarists, and to welcome the fantastic Ensemble Dissonanzen from Italy!
featuring...
MuKha & the Angsudden Ensemble
MuKha and the Angsudden Ensemble present “The Ängsudden Song Cycle” featuring an eight member chamber group, led by Michael McGinnis (saxophones/clarinets), perform music written to a series of ink paintings...
Neues Kabarett is delighted to present a special evening with Italy's acclaimed Ensemble Dissonanzen performing an evening of early music and avant-garde improvisation.
The starting point is the music...
This reading of a one act play by Nina Howes and directed by Gloria Zelaya, explores the impact of Depleted Uranium (DU) * on the lives of a young couple. When Nick, a survivor of Desert Storm, realizes he was...
Benefit for the New Jersey 4
Annual Roses and Bread- performance slam benefiting the New Jersey 4 -for childcare, to perform or to reserve tickets please call 212-748-9829 (women and trans only)
The Music Anarch-atory doesn’t presuppose the existence of a canonized body of knowledge which must be transmitted, but creates a space where students can ask how their own projects/practice/concerns relate to...
Seventeen years after laying down their weapons to become a peaceful political party, the former guerillas of the Faribundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) won a resounding victory this March in El...
in a Performance/Demonstration of Forum Theater
With Assistance of Members of his Intensive Master Workshop at the Brecht Forum
This Performance/Demonstration will take place at the Assembly Hall of the Riverside Church, 91 Claremont Avenue at West 120 Street (one block west of Broadway), Manhattan.
A major memorial...
1. The Birth of the Jongleur, 2. The Birth of the Worker, & 3. The Fool at the Foot of the Cross with a Prologue by Machiavelli
Adapted & Performed by Tony Palmieri
Dario Fo was born in 1926 in Lombardy, Italy. He began his career as a comic and mime and became a highly successful actor, director and writer of satirical comedies.
In addition to conventional theater...
1. The Birth of the Jongleur, 2. The Birth of the Worker, & 3. The Fool at the Foot of the Cross with a Prologue by Machiavelli
Adapted & Performed by Tony Palmieri
Dario Fo was born in 1926 in Lombardy, Italy. He began his career as a comic and mime and became a highly successful actor, director and writer of satirical comedies.
In addition to conventional theater...
A Benefit Concert for the Brecht Forum & Left Turn Magazine
Mahina Movement, Earthdriver, Rebel Diaz, Young Lady, Koba, Rude Mechanical Orchestra and Mustglow Fuego
[img_assist|nid=2859|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=424|height=275]Join your favorite revolutionaries and rebel rousers for a rousting anti-July 4th celebration and concert.
Concert! Cookout...
A Benefit Concert for the Brecht Forum & Left Turn Magazine
Mahina Movement, Earthdriver, Rebel Diaz, Young Lady, Koba, Rude Mechanical Orchestra and Mustglow Fuego
[img_assist|nid=2859|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=424|height=275]Join your favorite revolutionaries and rebel rousers for a rousting anti-July 4th celebration and concert.
Concert! Cookout...
Audre Lorde and the Poetics of Community Building
Ebony Noelle Golden & Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Ebony Noelle Golden present an interactive performance and writing workshop about the poetic process of community building. Using the poetry and theory of black lesbian feminist...
Audre Lorde and the Poetics of Community Building
Ebony Noelle Golden & Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Ebony Noelle Golden present an interactive performance and writing workshop about the poetic process of community building. Using the poetry and theory of black lesbian feminist...
Working Class & LGBT Families Surviving The Great Recession
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8TH @ 730PM:
Families Now!
Working class and LGBT Families Surviving The Great Recession.
Brecht Forum
451 West Street in Manhattan
As if it wasn't hard enough...
Working Class & LGBT Families Surviving The Great Recession
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8TH @ 730PM:
Families Now!
Working class and LGBT Families Surviving The Great Recession.
Brecht Forum
451 West Street in Manhattan
As if it wasn't hard enough...
The Art of Palestinian Children is a traveling exhibition, co-sponsored by Adalah-NY (www.adalahny.org) and the Middle East Committee of The WESPAC Foundation (...
The Art of Palestinian Children is a traveling exhibition, co-sponsored by Adalah-NY (www.adalahny.org) and the Middle East Committee of The WESPAC Foundation (...
Discussion with Cassim Shepard & Live Music by COMA
7:30
New York City “Ghetto” Fish Market | Dir. James Blair Smith | 1903 | 2 min
Skyscrapers of New York City from the North River | Dir. James Blair Smith, 1903 | 3 min
...Discussion with Cassim Shepard & Live Music by COMA
7:30
New York City “Ghetto” Fish Market | Dir. James Blair Smith | 1903 | 2 min
Skyscrapers of New York City from the North River | Dir. James Blair Smith, 1903 | 3 min
...Post Apocalyptic. New Freedoms. New Communities.
Forever war. Economic disaster. Global warming. Is all lost? Just as in Octavia Butler's post-apocalyptic futures, there are many groups of people today whose seemingly dis-utopic work actually serve a hopeful...
Post Apocalyptic. New Freedoms. New Communities.
Forever war. Economic disaster. Global warming. Is all lost? Just as in Octavia Butler's post-apocalyptic futures, there are many groups of people today whose seemingly dis-utopic work actually serve a hopeful...
Brecht on British Television
The Brecht Forum celebrates the genius of Bertolt Brecht with two rarely seen Brecht performances on British television, including Lotte Lenya singing from her husband's (Kurt Weill)song book and the Alan...
Brecht on British Television
The Brecht Forum celebrates the genius of Bertolt Brecht with two rarely seen Brecht performances on British television, including Lotte Lenya singing from her husband's (Kurt Weill)song book and the Alan...
Mediated Iran
Discussion with Leili Kashani
Our Visual Liberation film series continues looking at Iran through the prism of historical films and documentaries. Leili Kashani will conduct an after film Q and A.
Iran | Dir. Kenneth Richter...
Mediated Iran
Discussion with Leili Kashani
Our Visual Liberation film series continues looking at Iran through the prism of historical films and documentaries. Leili Kashani will conduct an after film Q and A.
Iran | Dir. Kenneth Richter...
Pasolini's Non-Fiction Films
Tonight we present two groundbreaking works of fames Italian communist director Pier Paolo Pasolini. La Rabbia is a personal mediation on politics; Seeking Locations in Palestine details...
Pasolini's Non-Fiction Films
Tonight we present two groundbreaking works of fames Italian communist director Pier Paolo Pasolini. La Rabbia is a personal mediation on politics; Seeking Locations in Palestine details...
City of the Dead
The Alternative Arts Association presents NECROPOLIS, city of the dead, a multimedia arts production of epic proportion. Over 30 artists from all backgrounds will come together to explore the metaphoric...
City of the Dead
The Alternative Arts Association presents NECROPOLIS, city of the dead, a multimedia arts production of epic proportion. Over 30 artists from all backgrounds will come together to explore the metaphoric...
Discussion with Peter Derrick, Marty Goodman, Manny Kirchheimer, Steve Lambert, Cassim Shepard, Jon Zazove
New York's vaulted train system is the envy of the world and the thermometer of the changes in the city. Tonight's program focuses on the history of the New York City transit system and the relation to race,...
Discussion with Peter Derrick, Marty Goodman, Manny Kirchheimer, Steve Lambert, Cassim Shepard, Jon Zazove
New York's vaulted train system is the envy of the world and the thermometer of the changes in the city. Tonight's program focuses on the history of the New York City transit system and the relation to race,...
African-Americans & US Militarism
The Negro Soldier | Dir. Stuart Heisler | 1944 | 43 min
No Vietnamese Ever Called Me Nigger | Dir. David Loeb Weiss | 1968 | 68 min Special thanks to Vivian Gilbert-Strell
African-Americans & US Militarism
The Negro Soldier | Dir. Stuart Heisler | 1944 | 43 min
No Vietnamese Ever Called Me Nigger | Dir. David Loeb Weiss | 1968 | 68 min
Special thanks to Vivian Gilbert-Strell
A Workshop for the Aspiring Writer
Steve Bloom
Have you ever felt an inner poet is lurking, somewhere? The assumption of this workshop is that every human being has one. Come and explore. Discussion topics include: “What is poetry?” “What is political ...
A Workshop for the Aspiring Writer
Steve Bloom
Have you ever felt an inner poet is lurking, somewhere? The assumption of this workshop is that every human being has one. Come and explore. Discussion topics include: “What is poetry?” “What is political ...
Oral Histories - Moore and Patterson
Queen Mother Moore Speech at Greenhaven Prison | People's Communication Network | 1973 | 63 min
Louise Alone Thompson Patterson: In Her Own Words | Dir. Louis Massiah | 2002 |18 min
...
3 Short Films
Discussion with Cassim Shepard & Teri Tynes
Join us for a film/discussion on gentrification and urban planning through the lens of rare documentaries.
For the Living | Dirs. Lewis Jacobs & Leo Seltzer | 1949 | 21 min
Sunday...
3 Short Films
Discussion with Cassim Shepard & Teri Tynes
Join us for a film/discussion on gentrification and urban planning through the lens of rare documentaries.
For the Living | Dirs. Lewis Jacobs & Leo Seltzer | 1949 | 21 min
Sunday...
North Korean Propaganda, Theirs and Ours
The Crime of Korea | US Army Signal Corps | 1950, 15 min
The Parade of the Korean People's Army | DPRK | 2002 | 30 min
Always Working Together for the People | DPRK | ca. 1993...
The South African Shack Dwellers Movement
Mazwi Nzimande
The city of Durban, South Africa, has promised to ‘eradicate the slums’ by 2010 in time for the Soccer World Cup and is evicting shack dwellers from their homes at gunpoint. ‘Dear Mandela’ is a feature...
South Africa & the First Black Precedents
Discussion with Reverend Mavuso Mbhekiseni & Mazwi Nzimande
The Life and Death of Steve Biko | World in Action | 1977 | 25 min
A Savage War of Peace | Video News Service| 1993 | 50 min
Dear Mandela | Dirs. Dara Kell & Christopher...
The Library in 1956
Discussion with Members of Radical Reference
Toute la mémoire du monde (All the Memory of the World) | Dir. Alain Resnais |1956 |21 min
Storm Center | Dir. Daniel Taradash | 1956 | 86 min
The Library in 1956
Discussion with Members of Radical Reference
Toute la mémoire du monde (All the Memory of the World) | Dir. Alain Resnais |1956 |21 min
Storm Center | Dir. Daniel Taradash | 1956 | 86 min
Black Panthers 68-71
Huey!| Dir. Sally Pugh| 1968 | 86 min
Bobby Seale | Newsreel| 1969 | 15 min
Black Panthers in Chicago| Videofreex| 1969 | 24 min
The Death of a Revolutionary |...
Talking History| Dir. HO Nazareth| 1983 | 56 min
Featuring CLR James with EP Thompson
How Does it Go with the Black Movement?| Firing Line| 1973| 56 min
Huey P Newton Debates...
Break and Enter (Rompiendo Puertas)| Newsreel | 1970 | 42 min
At Home in Utopia | Michal Goldman| 2008| 57 min
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire| various newsreels| 1946 | 12 min
A Tale of Two Cities | Army-Navy Screen Magazine| 1946| 56 min
Night and Fog | Alain Resnais| 1955|32 min...
Words of Truth searches for the keys of this illustrious citizen of Montevideo -Mario Benedetti- in his life and especially in his poetry. Here is a man who has had to face various periods in exile yet...
Bitter comedy about a couple in their thirties living an uncertain life. The main character (who smokes marijuana cigarrettes all day) and his wife live between Montevideo -the capital city- and Piriápolis. It...
Featuring Mzuri Moyo
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Mzuri Moyo brings the indomitable spirit of Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer to The Riverside Church as...
Featuring Mzuri Moyo
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Mzuri Moyo brings the indomitable spirit of Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer to The Riverside Church as...
with Liberty Ellman, Ches Smith & Skuli Sverrisson
Okkyung Lee - cello
Liberty Ellman - guitar
Ches Smith - drums
Skuli Sverrisson - bass
A sensitive reconstruction of the Anarchist movement in the River Plate area, and specifically in the city of Montevideo during the first third of the XX Century. To build this documentary Virginia Martinez...
When democracy starts to impose itself over the weakened Latin American dictatorships, a man flees through the forest of a Uruguayan seaside resort. He is from Chile and hides at a police station of the town....
Stanley Aronowitz, Slavoj Zizek & the Public Sphere
Stanley Aronowitz Reads the New York Times: A Timely Look at Labor | Paper Tiger TV | 1983 | 28 min
United Victorian Workers | Dara Greenwald | 2006 | 6 min
Liebe Dien Symptom...
Premieres and New Works for Large Ensemble
with Thomas Buckner, Taylor Ho Bynum, Gamelan Son of Lion ensemble (Barbara Benary, Lisa Karrer, Skip LaPlante, Denman Maroney, David Simons), Carl McGuire & Shoko Nagai
Neues Kabarett is pleased to present New York-based, Argentinean composer and conductor Laura Andel. She will premiere new works that balance composition, textural improvisation, and compositional conducting,...
Solidarity with Workers & Communities In Struggle<br>
Special Tribute to the Strikers of Stella D'Oro
With Poets of the Activist Poets Roundtable
Capital & Community Interests
This is the first in a series of screenings we are doing to highlight some of the programming done uptown at the Maysles Cinema. The first two films in this program come from a series they did, "Rent Control:...
Discussion with Filmmaker Bill Haney
On the Caribbean island of the Dominican Republic, tourists flock to pristine beaches, with little knowledge that a few miles away thousands of dispossessed Haitians are under armed guard on plantations...
Masks by Amir Bey<br>with Performance by SYNERGY Sight and Sound
Mixed media sculptor and curator Amir Bey is presenting an exhibition of one of his favorite areas, the mask. A variety of media and approaches of over 70 masks will be presented, including plaster, copper...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
Strike Anywhere Performance Ensemble
“The Strike Anywhere Performance Ensemble merges music, theater, improvisation, and structured composition into a total multi-media experience – a ‘happening’ in which art leaps off the wall and into the...
Panoply Performance Laboratory
Workforce/Forcedwork documents the emotional and physical patterns of American workers and uses them to map connections between private, personal experience and public, political structures. Using multi...
A Cultural Celebration of the Uruguayan Left
Join us for a celebration for the Frente Amplio, the "Broad Front"of the Uruguayan left. The Frente Amplio has secured the majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives. Now we are getting...
Discussion with Filmmaker Bert Schultz & Others TBA<br>Moderated by Mark Naison
The 60s on campus are often portrayed as an idyll of peace and love, punctuated by Ivy League antiwar mad bombers. Lost to this narrative are the gritty struggles against capitalism and the Vietnam War waged...
Monologues by Tony Palmieri
Prior to his accident in 1994 which left him in a wheelchair, Tony performed Off Broadway in community theaters and on cable TV playing such roles as the drug pusher in Hatfull of Rain and Henry Higgins...
Gilbert Galindo, John Glover, John McGill, Darien Shulman, ai ensemble, MIVOS Quartet & Possible Special Guests
Dionysian Circuit brings you a continuous musical and visual experience of alternating live instrumentalists, singers, electronic music artists, DJ sets, video artists, dancers, and lighting design that are...
Join us on occasional Sundays for music and dance from some of the many Afro-Latino communities in the New York region. A mainstay of the Cafe is Cuban rumba -- a celebratory, sometimes raucous, percussion-...
Strike Anywhere Performance Ensemble
“The Strike Anywhere Performance Ensemble merges music, theater, improvisation, and structured composition into a total multi-media experience – a ‘happening’ in which art leaps off the wall and into the...