CURRENT PRODUCTIONS

A fantasy of flagrant disobedience to authority, OH WHAT WAR follows a band of deserters stuck in No Man's Land. A mash-up of mud, vintage war songs, b/w video footage and battle noise, this original Juggernaut production zeros in on the great war machine that holds us captive.

Sept. 10 - Oct. 4 2008
7:30 PM Tickets: $18
HERE: located at 145 Sixth Avenue
(between Spring & Broome Sts.)
212 868-4444 www.here.org

Free Post-Performance Discussion Series:
Resistance is Futile: The Disobedient Impulse
Sept 17 Technology
led by Liz Dreyer co-founder, Digital Performance Institute
Sept 24 History
examined by Mark Crispin Miller, professor of media ecology at NYU
Oct 1 Dada, WWI and the Art of Resistance

American Pink
a new play by Cathy Caplan

Mixing live on-stage photography, projections and dramatic narrative, AMERICAN PINK is an imagined history of the production of a series of photographs that appeared in VOGUE in the mid 70s. It's a gender and generational war, all reflected in the swirling undertow of images by Guy Bourdin, Richard Avedon, and Helmut Newton. AMERICAN PINK tells the story of a fashion editor who drags her resistant daughter along to a shoot in their country house, involving a supermodel, an established photographer, and his ambitious assistant.

Mabou Mines/Suite Artist Residency 2007

THE AMAZING TRUE ADVENTURES OF BUCKBEAN BUSHYTAIL

Written and Directed by Greg Paul.
Original music by Lisa Dove.

A young rabbit named Buckbean Bushytail,
sets off on an epic journey to save Rabit Valley from the great dragon Shrub. On the way Buckbean meets pirates, sea-monsters, a beautiful princess, and Stinky, a former child actor.

Children of all ages will love this funny, music and magic filled tale that proves that "Small is big, and big is small."

Professional actors manipulate toy 'performers' on a beautiful turntable set painted by artist Anya Ulinich. Greg Pattillo will be playing beatbox flute for the show with Peter Seymour on double bass.

IN THE SHADOW OF THE CROWN
A new musical play by Cheryl Davis

Directed by Gwynn MacDonald

In the Shadow of the Crown explores the relationship between one of the most powerful women in the history of Western civilization and one who has been almost lost to history -- Queen Elizabeth I of England and her cousin, Lettice Knollys.