Window Exhibit
Robert Rich Marbury
a diorama from
"An Anthology of Urban Beasts"
December 16, 2002 - January 11, 2003
www.urbanbeast.com
Window Exhibit
Varoom Group
"My Place or Yours"
Dec.8-14
On-going random happenings with repeated
FEATURE PRESENTATIONS
Sunday, Dec.8, 2:30-3 & 4:30-8:30
Thursday Dec.12, 5-8
Friday Dec.13, 6-8
Window Exhibit
Happy Hour
"The Nutcracker Suite"
December 2-6, 2002, 1-3p
Gallery Exhibit
Yolanda Klappert
Computer Generated Art
December 1-15
Window Exhibit
Tom Detrik
November 20-26
1:30, 3:30 & 5:30p daily
www.detrik.com
**plus occasional appearances by Bonnie Loev**
Gallery Exhibit
Chaolun Baatar
The Toono
November 16-30
Video Screening 5:30p
For sale in 1st floor office:
Artist's video CD: $15 ea.
Framed reproductions of his paintings: $25 ea.
Artists's Statement
www.chaolun.com
Performance
Happy Hour
created and performed by
Ambrose Martos, Mark Gindick & Matthew Morgan
produced by chashama
creative advisor Richard Crawford
LAST WEEK OF PERFORMANCES!! The boys of Happy Hour present old school clowning with a 21st century twist that's very physical, occasionally sexy, definitely sweaty, somewhat dangerous, potentially intelligent, and always hilarious. GUARANTEED LAUGHS OR YOUR MONEY BACK... That is if you like bunnies, poop jokes, real emotional drama, sweat, being showered with love, and anything else that has to do with the clowns of Happy Hour. Yes, Ladies and Gentleman, the Clowns of Happy Hour are returning again to rock your world...again. We are holding on for dear life to a couple of the classic Happy Hour gags (classic Happy Hour gags...ha ha) and bringing a bucket full of new material to the stage at chashama. Make your reservations soon so that you won't miss any of the poop jokes.
"hilarious physical comedy" -NY Times; "irresistible, high-energy entertainment" -NY Post
Nov.14 - Dec.22
Thur - Sat 8p / Sun 3p
Shows are $15
Reservations: 212-631-5819
or HappyHourNYC@yahoo.com
Follow the Rule of Three.
Make reservations so that we will know when you are coming...
then we can make sure to make jokes in the show about you. We look forward to sweating on you!
More info about the boys: www.xstreamix.com/happyhour
Window Exhibit
Tilt and Body Inc.
by Catherine Hourihan & Emma Hogarth
November 4-9
Tilt and Body page
Performance
Looney Lucky Lenny Land 2002
directed by Andrew Hammer
assistant directed by Ambrose Martos
(Clown Choreographer)
Saturdays at noon: November 2, 16, 23* & 30
Sundays at 11am: November 3, 17, 24* & December 1
Tickets: Kids $5 / Big People $10
Reservations: 212-779-9290
Sponsored by the Foundation for the Creative Community, Inc
www.looneyluckylennyland.com
Gallery Exhibit
Vision Whisper
Janusz Jaworski - Visual Installation
& Katie Down - Audio Installation
November 1-15
Reception: Sat., November 2nd 4-7p
temporalcreations@post.com
Performance
Dracula
an under the Table ensemble theater Production
with window display
Free Previews: Mon - Wed, Oct. 21-23
Shows: October 28 thru November 20
Schedule:
Mon - Thur, October 28 - 31, 8p
Mon - Thur, November 4 - 7, 8p
Fri - Sat, November 8 - 9, 8 & 10p
Mon -Wed, November 11-13, 8p
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES-
Mon, November 18, 8p
Wed, November 20, 8p
Tickets: $12/10 students
Reservations: 718-907-0819
www.underthetabletheatre.org
Gallery Exhibit
Visions of the City
by Peter Bill
Oct.10-31, 2002
www.trafikafilms.org/pbill
Window Exhibit
Jonathan Wooster
Oct.15-21, 2002
Performance
Out of Time
an oldest timey puppet adventure to another dimension
by Chris Skeens and the Somnamble:
Mr. Clown, Matt Corey, Liam Hurley, Ira Lopez, David Lloyd Rabig, Chris Skeens
Thursday, October 10th:
Out of Time at 8:00p
Friday, October 11th:
A party, featuring bands at 8p
• Mike Wexler and Fourth Rome
• The Sprawl
• American Altitude
Out of Time at 11:00p
Saturday, October 12th:
Out of Time at 8:00p
& 10:30p
Admission is $10
Reservations: 646.602.0704
a puppet spectacle :
Out of Time is an oldest-timey puppet adventure to another dimension. Creator Chris Skeens says the show "is the relationship between the action and reality of the concrete situation and the awareness by everyone involved (except for the puppets) that there's something else going on. There is some other consciousness at work and there are other patterns being played out…it's a transcending, awakening story about the puppets realizing there are puppeteers. About looking for a larger structure in the universe."
presented by chashama in association with Beekiller -
http://www.beekiller.net
Window Exhibit
Happy Hour
created and performed by
Ambrose Martos, Mark Gindick & Matthew Morgan
Oct.7-14, 2002
www.happyhourclowns.com
International Festival and Exhibit
Currency 2002
organized by Dan McKereghan
Currency Exchange
curated by Dan McKereghan & Janusz Jaworski
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chashama presents Currency 2002, an International Festival of Contemporary Performance, October 3-5, 2002 at 135 W 42 St. in Manhattan. Artists from Europe, Asia, and all three Americas, many performing in New York for the first time, will participate in this historic event. The festival will also feature Currency Exchange, a gallery exhibition curated by Dan McKereghan and Janusz Jaworski with contributions by prominent performance artists from around the globe. There will be a different program each night.
Performances begin at 8 PM.
Opening reception - Wednesday Oct 2, 6:30 - 8:30p
do2be@mail.earthlink.net
Currency Exchange Schedule:
Oct.3-5, 2002
Opening reception - Wednesday Oct 2, 6:30 - 8:30p
featuring
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Skip Arnold (US)
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Jeffery Byrd (US)
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Amy Shapiro (US)
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Peter Baren (Holland)
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Peter Grzybowski (US)
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Andre Stitt (UK)
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Adina Bar-on (Israel)
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Roddy Hunter (UK)
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Iwan Wijono (Java)
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Nenad Bogdanovic (Yugoslavia)
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Boris Nieslony (Germany)
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Roi Vaara (Finland)
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Window Exhibit
Currency 2002 promotion
with Dan McKereghan
Oct.1-3, 2002
do2be@mail.earthlink.net
Window Exhibit
Fabrice Covelli
resine paintings
September 20-29, 2002
fabconyc@aol.com
Window Exhibit
Mr. Means
A Clown Show
September 19, 2002
Window Exhibit
Jovana Djuric
What Would You Do For Me, And How Much Do I Pay?
September 16-18, 2002
Gallery Exhibit
Kate O'Donovan-Cook
September 15-30*
(*the 16th, 22nd, 23rd, 26th & 29th, shares exhibit with
original photos by Mark Murray in conjunction with
Chris Elam's Misnomer Dance concerts)
Logo for "George M. Cohan, in his own words" |
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Window Exhibit
In Commemoration of 9/11 and the Love of NYC
Art for Healing, Inc. NYC
featuring Loren Ellis
Photographic paintings: New York City mural series
&
George Dukov
Decoupage "Liberty" masks
September 3-12
George Dukov is often selling his masks at the corner of 55th St. and 5th Ave. He can be reached at (917) 541-5987.
Loren Ellis' studio is on W.50th Street, if you would like to see more of her work.
Or visit her web at www.lorenellisart.com
Both artists have exhibited their works internationally. George has created masks of President Bush and Mayor Giuliani and his masks are for sale at the Visionary Museum gift store in Baltimore, Md.
Loren this past March had a solo exhibit of her
9/11 works and poetry in Szecin, Poland, and was in a group exhibit
at the Museum of New Art in Detroit.
www.lorenellisart.com
lorenellis2000@yahoo.com
Gallery Exhibit
Chase Brock
Paintings
September 1-14
chasebrock24@aol.com
Screening
The world premiere of
Space
a short film
written & directed by
Jonathan Jacobs
Sunday, August 25th, 2002
@ 2pm & 7pm
$5 suggested donation
seating is limited
tickets are available by calling (212) 539-8493 and at the door at the time of the screening.
After the film, share refreshments and anecdotes with the actors, designers and other craftspeople involved in the making of the film.
Performance
Hot and Bothered
by the RedWall Dance Theatre
Choreography by Mary Ann Wall & Zenobia Taylor
Hot and Bothered's evening of dance theatre will delve into the unpredictable minds of women and the fantastical situations they create running the gamut from the oddly macabre to the humorous. RedWall strives to provide an accessible and entertaining exploration for the audience that extends to and beyond those familiar with traditional dance performances.
Performed by
Cornelius Brown, Spencer Driggers, Jesse Erbel, Erica Forrence, Katie Brennan, Cody Head, Kelley Karhoff, Jill Locke, Mindy Rebman, Aspen Taylor and Royce Zackery
Lighting/Set Design by Jason Brandt
Thursday-Saturday, August 22-24, 8p
Wednesday-Saturday, August 28-31, 8p
Tickets: $10
Reservations : 212-696-7892
2 for 1 Tickets*: Fri 8/23 & Thurs 8/29
Window Performance
Alex Zarate
Shopping Must Go On
Image from Alex's window performance during his gallery exhibit. Window art by Jerry Dark Cloud
August 19-31
RECEPTION, Tuesday, August 20, 6-9p
alexzaratem@hotmail.com
212-280-8144
Performance
Titus Walker Theater & Ujamaa Theater present
Welcome To The Planet Of Euphoria
Where The Freaks And The Humanoids Live
a Titus Walker Space Musical
One day only, Saturday, August 17, @7:30p
Tickets: $25 in advance
Reservations: 212-642-8261
Window Exhibit
Jerry Dark Cloud
Think Tank
August 16-26
jerrydarkcloud@msn.com
Window Exhibit
Monkeyhouse
August 9-16
Installation and Performances
Gallery Exhibit
I Rock Worlds
Kathleen Malaika Flynn
Photography
August 1-14
apartmentgallerie@comcast.net
Performance
WIT
WASHINGTON IMPROV THEATER ON BROADWAY
THE GREAT WIT WAY!
Special improv performances Aug. 9-10, 8p & 10p
ImprovBoston plays along in Saturday’s shows
The nation’s capital dispatches its preeminent improv delegates
– Washington Improv Theater (WIT) --
to New York City for special performances
on Friday, August 9 and Saturday, August 10.
WIT will present two shows each night.
No reservations are necessary;
tickets are $10 at the door.
For the August 10th shows, WIT will be joined onstage by ImprovBoston for a cross-pollination of free-form improvisation in which absolutely nothing is planned. On both nights for both shows, everything is one hundred percent off-the-cuff -- inspired by the moment and interaction with the audience.
WIT is made up of and made up by Topher Bellavia, Mark Chalfant, Brian Coleman, Chris Himes, Sarah Holt, Tyler Korba, Margaret Meeker, Leah Rader, Mark Raterman, Youngblood Roche, and Justin Warner.
WIT’s artistic director is Katie Carson
and the musical director is Eli Ilano.
WIT’s mission is to ignite a revolution of comedy improvisation in the nation’s capital through
performances, classes, workshops, and general promotion of improv as the most daring and immediate theatrical experience humanly possible. WIT’s goal is to put Washington, D.C. on the improv map.
For more information about WIT, visit www.dcwit.com.
THE REVOLUTION WILL BE IMPROVISED.
Window Exhibit
Anthony Molden
Paintings and Textiles
August 4-10 , 2002
antdog68@hotmail.com
Window Exhibit
June 25-July 31, 2002
Joey Havlock
'Ultraist'
Paintings from 'The Cracks in my Mind'
www.havlock.com
and
Sir Shadow
Line drawings by the "Master of the Flow"
www.sirshadow.com
Gallery Exhibit
GROUND UNSTABLE
PmPope/Natalia Durou
July 16-31
pmpope76@hotmail.com
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Gallery Exhibit
Wilson Muniz
pen-and-ink drawings
July 1-14
wilsmun@yahoo.com
Performance
Chashama and Feed the Herd Theatre Company present
Tis Pity She's a Whore
by John Ford
July 6th - 27th, 2002
Feed the Herd Theatre Company proudly takes a satirical stab at an otherwise tragic play,
'Tis Pity She's A Whore by John Ford (1633)
Directed by Emanuel Bocchieri.
Opens July 6th and closes July 27th
The schedule: Sundays and Mondays @ 7pm
Wednesdays and Fridays @ 8pm
Saturdays @ 6pm (except closing night, July 27th at 9 PM)
Tickets are $15 General Admission
and can be reserved by calling 212.501.2282.
Visit their website at www.feedtheherd.org
'Tis a Pity She's a Whore is a Jacobean tragedy set in a small Italian town about the incestuous love-affair between a brother and sister, her many suitors (she is the most beautiful girl in town), and the regrettable actions of individuals driven by a town of self-righteous zealots. Unlike many productions of John Ford's classic that focus on the gravité of star-crossed lovers destined for an ill-demise for wont of forbidden love, Feed the Herd is doing the show as commedia dell'arte. Accentuated by live music, burlesque antics and masked characters, FTH asks, "What's not funny about a brother impregnating his sister and then murdering her suitor before being stabbed mercilessly by a pack of banditti?"
The cast includes: Kevin Kaine, Ian Tabatchnick, Charlie Becker, Brian Snapp, Mike Weiss, Danny Dempsey, Anne Winkles, Happy McPartlin, Keri Meoni, Dawn Medina, Jermaine Chambers, Brian Calandra, Matt Hanley, plus ensemble.
The artistic team is led by: Artistic Director Brian Snapp and includes Set Design by Tom Lee, Lighting Design by Doug Filomena, Costumes by Eva Hageman, Masks and Make-up by Joelle Troisi and Anjelika Rivjers.
Director and company member Emanuel Bocchieri says, "I wanted this production to be satirical because I find it to be ridiculous how in 300 years nothing has changed. The wealthy class has always stretched the moral code to fit their excessiveness." Feed the Herd Theatre Company was formed in late 1997. Their mission this season is to define the dimensions of perspective and how the medium of theatre can shift perspectives in character, story, and point-of-view. Past productions have included their annual Harvest and Stampede Festivals, Seven Seconds and The Blank Line.
In the Herd brand of theatre, nothing needs be what it seems. It seems to be what it needs.
Also in conjunction with Feed the Herd:
PerformanceTicket price is $15 ($10 for students), payable at the door. Benefit performance and reception price: $35. fugue theatre follows up its production of Mac Wellman’s Harm’s Way with Samuel Beckett's absurdist classic, Waiting for Godot. Last performed in New York City almost four years ago, this cornerstone of twentieth century drama explores the travails of Didi and Gogo as they wait for someone - or something - they think is called Godot. Will he ever arrive? Will he save them? Will these ancient urchins finally get some sleep? Will they get to eat something besides carrots, turnips and radishes? Will their boots and hats ever fit properly? Will night never come? This existential fugue on the nature and meaning of existence - or the nature and meaning of waiting - is the play that has influenced dramatists from Albee to Shepard, from Pinter to Stoppard. Watch Didi and Gogo play with their hats in a tribute to The Three Stooges. Watch Pozzo, who claims to be a rich landowner, and his minion, Lucky, who thinks but can't talk, and dances but can barely walk, help them pass the evening. They laugh, they cry, they try to pass a day that seems like it will never end.
Featuring Eric Michael Kochmer, Richard Hutzler, Billy Steel and Antonio Edwards Suarez, and directed by Brian Snapp, this play will have you thinking about life, love, and the true meaning of friendship long after you leave the theatre. You'll never look at a tree in the same way again.
Come see why Samuel Beckett is called the greatest dramatist of the 20th century, in this production by fugue theatre - the cosmic pranksters who brought you Ionesco's Exit the King and sundry other classics of the recently deceased 20th century.
The Company:
fugue theatre is a dramatic collective dedicated to the word and the flesh, to the glory of the old and the shock of the new. In the spirit of the theatrical innovators of the past and the present, we believe that an aesthetic combination of precision and anarchy is necessary for all communication. Form is not a prison; it is not a wall. Form and structure are the instrument upon which the unbridled freedom of the individual is played. Our task is to see the world afresh, to see each moment of life in a new way. Our goal is to communicate these visions to the world. A fugue is a musical composition in which a short theme is played or sung by one instrument or voice and then developed in counterpoint, one after another, by other instruments or voices. fugue theatre believes that this is the form in which all of life is played.