Off the I-40 in the American southwest sits a Circle K gas station where something strange is happening: Time and space shift, happy couples suddenly break up, and people disappear for days after stepping into the tiny bathroom. Is this place a portal, tied to the decades of deathly scientific research just a few miles away? In this play – born from ensemble research, debate, and playwright-driven improvisation – theories of free will and quantum science play out in massive dance parties and micro emotional exchanges.
Beethoven's over-the-top legal battle with his sister-in-law for custody of his dead brother's young son, Karl, leads to dramatic consequences for the increasingly deaf composer. This new drama is set amid the splendors of some of Beethoven's most profound late works.
This comedic sequel to The Bacchae gives the audience a much-needed reminder of what is to come if they don't prioritize their home: Mother Earth. Diane appears and awakens a deep desire within these four ladies: Beth, Renee, Pam, and Carol—a desire for change, worship, release, and rebellion. Hurricane Diane makes us question: what have we done, and what can we do? How long is too long until our time on earth is through?
6 short operas over two nights inspired and dedicated to the historic Hudson Guild Settlement community put on the stages of New York University and the Hudson Guild Theatre.
A collabarative and conceptual Music-Theatre project that explores non-linear storytelling, using both music, songs, words and the model as a tool in shaping ideas with light.