Dance super hero, Miguel Gutierrez, is bringing his brainchild, Death Electric Emo Protest (DEEP) Aerobics to P.S. 122 this Sunday as part of the Movement Research Festival. For five clams, you get to figure out what the hell this is supposed to mean:
“[DEEP Aerobics] is for ANYONE who has ever had the interest in [...]
FYI.
We changed our Blogroll, so that now, the blogs belonging to the papers are segregated from the solo blogs. Because there’s a difference…
There’s a difference.
UPDATE:
We also added back the comments column. So make ‘em!
L. Ro. is a poet. And you’ll know it when you read her review of the girl/boy double bill of Beth Gill and Daniel Linehan at DTW, so we’re giving her the Mini-CADDY
Dunning is just…dry in her review of Gina Gibney, so she gets a Mini-Douche
Roslyn Sulcas gets a Mini-CADDY for using the word “denuded” [...]
Our future lover, A. Ro., gets called up to the Top 10 books of ‘07 list in The New York Times. (Way to go, hon!)
Despite what might appear to be a tendentious effort on our part to discredit the poor guy, we’re actually totally stoked that so many people are making such a fuss about [...]
OMG. How could we not have known about this? We feel like a total nincompoop.
Not only does Variety’s online-ego have a whole section devoted to “Reviews”, but the Reviews section has a subsection called “Legit“, which is devoted to reviews of theater and opera and classical music and shit! It’s like a veritable treasure trove [...]
So, just to tighten up some loose ends…
Here’s Deborah Jowitt’s review of the Rainer drainer. She obviously has some pretty strong loyalties to the era (and I’m sure, to some of the artists). There’s only one real criticism, but in the same breath, it sounds like she tries to take a stab at…our protest to [...]
So it’s a day after our coup de review. I could only find two other reviews of The Met’s Iphigenie en Tauride this A.M. (Feel free to point us toward any we overlooked.)
First up, T-Bone Tommasini at The Times. His review is really heavy on the history. Then he lays on the synopsis. [...]
Neh neh neh neh neh neh! Guess who got to attend the opening night of The Metropolitan Opera’s latest “new” production? That’s right, boys and girls! But you know we work for it over here. So we’re bringing you our FIRST WORD REVIEW, that is, a review that comes out when a review should come [...]
Yum yum! Gimme some of that Paganinian, tubercular guantness, a chaise lounge and tub of bon bons and call me satisfied!
Or…you could just read Allan Kozzin’s review of David Aaron Carpenter’s recent concert at Carnegie Hall.
WTF? There are like five people in this picture!
JK.
C.C. is totally there somewhere, although, we have a feeling we’re only partial view. Check out this link for the full monty and a list of all the cats who showed up.
