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‘Dancing vs. The Rat Experiment,’ an edgy collision of dance and psychology
Witness Relocation, an edgy international dance theater troupe, makes its La MaMa debut with 'Dancing vs. The Rat Experiment,' a dance work inspired by a documentary film about overpopulation in rats.
Kiyama Theatre presents ‘A Scene With A Red Bird’ by leading Japanese Absurdist
Kiyama Theatre Productions from Tokyo returns to NY October 13 to 16, 2006 to perform 'A Scene with A Red Bird' by Minoru Betsuyaku, the leading absurdist of Japan, for three performances only at American Theater of Actors (ATA).
‘Angry Young Women in Low Rise Jeans with High Class Issues’
They're coming back and they're angrier than ever! Theater for the New City presents 'Angry Young Women in Low Rise Jeans with High Class Issues.' Written and Directed by Matt Morillo.
‘Open Door,’ a Grand Puppet Theater Work with Song
The 'paranoia versus hope' mindset of recent immigrants is explored in a new pupppet theater work by Federico Restrepo and Elizabeth Swados.
‘Miles to Babylon’ redeems Eugene O’Neil’s Mother
Eugene O'Neill was not kind to his mother in his memoir drama, 'Long Day's Journey into Night,' depicting her as a hapless morphine addict with no hope of recovery. Fifty years later, Ann Harson presents a gentler portrait.
