C.C. came across this poster this morning in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, just of Myrtle Avenue (aka, Murder Avenue). It’s an advertisement for The Met’s upcoming staging of Philip Glass’s opera “Satyagraha,” based on the early life of Gandhi (opens April 11).
This kind of confirms our theory that Peter Gelb has a large part of his [...]
March 17, 2008
Categories: Events, Lincoln Center, Opera, The Met (Opera), Uptown . . Author: countercritic . Comments: 1 Comment
WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
WHITNEY LIVE SERIES AND CHEZ BUSHWICK PRESENT
MAGNETIC LABORATORIUM
POLIS 07 VIDEO ART PERFORMANCE
DIRECTED BY MARISELA LA GRAVE
FRIDAY / JANUARY 11 / 2008 / 7PM
(C.C. be in it to win it.)
January 11, 2008
Categories: Art World, Dance, Events, Film, Gallery, Opera, Theater, To Do, Uptown, Video . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
You should be able to make it to at least one of these concerts. The New York Sun is reporting that organist Gail Archer will be playing the complete Messiaen organ book over the next five months. Totally hot. Totally fierce. I can’t imagine a better plan than to chillax on a Sunday afternoon in [...]
January 8, 2008
Categories: Classical Music, Events, NY Sun . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
According to Joan Acocello at The New Yorker, fashion phoenix Isaac Mizrahi will be narrating Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf at the Guggenheim’s “Work & Process” series this week. I’m sure he’ll do a fabulous job. Now, if they could only get this guy to make a cameo as “The Bird,” they might just [...]
December 17, 2007
Categories: Classical Music, Critics, Dance, Events, New Yorker, Uptown, Video . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
Chez Bushwick Presents
FORCE MAJEURE: New Dance From Vienna
STATE OF MINE
Choreography & Performance: Andrea Maurer
Photo & Film: Thomas Brandstaetter
Location:
Chez Bushwick
304 Boerum St., Buzzer #11
Brooklyn, NY 11206
http://chezbushwick.net/events.html
Saturday, December 15th 7:30pm
Reservations Required: (Limited Seating)
info@chezbushwick.net
Admission Is FREE Upon Reservation
December 14, 2007
Categories: Brooklyn, Dance, Events, Film, Photography, To Do . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
RITE OF SPRING MONDAY! (Oh boy…
The second round of the rock-em-sock-em performance art biennial known as Performa, ended Monday night in a self-immolating “Grand Finale” at the Hudson Theater in Times Square. The festival, which has made us all laugh, cry, pull out our hair, stress out way too much about our fashion sensibility, and [...]
November 22, 2007
Categories: Art World, Downtown, Events, Gallery, Lincoln Center, Museums, Performa 07, Pop Culture, Rant, Uptown . . Author: countercritic . Comments: 5 Comments
If you didn’t catch the first night, which we reported about here, head out to BAM tonight to catch the second installment of the new (and young) reading/screening series, “Between the Lines.”
The inside word is that tonight’s lineup is more intense, more grotesque, and just as cool as last time.
TONIGHT AT 8PM
BAR OPENS AT 7:30PM [...]
November 14, 2007
Categories: BAM, Books, Brooklyn, Events, Film, To Do . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
Collective Opera Company (COC - pronounced, cock) will be performing at the Sara Meltzer Gallery at 6PM on Saturday night, for the Sylvia Rivera Law Project’s Small Works for Big Change benefit auction:
Sara Meltzer Gallery
525-531 West 26th Street (Between 10th & 11th)
New York, NY 10001
212-727-9330
(Here’s a little video of VOICEBOX, the piece we’ll be [...]
November 9, 2007
Categories: Art World, Events, Opera, To Do . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan in Review, Next Wave Art, and Between the Lines
Bouncing Off Clouds…
On Tuesday night, BAM opened its 25th Next Wave Festival (an event that has been totally snubbed by The New York Times–unless I missed something) to a modest audience in the Howard Gilman Opera House with Cloud Gate Dance [...]
October 4, 2007
Categories: Art World, BAM, Dance, Events, Preview, Review, To Do . . Author: countercritic . Comments: No Comments