Sugarskull Productions is proud to present an original series of shorts in modern movement.
Director Yuki Kawahisa performs with Butoh trained Azumi Oe, stretching the modern form of movement and dance into theatrical elements. Also featuring effected viola by Megan Berson and keyboards by Omer Shemesh.
An evening of new dance held in conjunction with the Williamsburg Spring Dance Festival, and featuring various, exotic instrumentations performed by Ian M. Colletti.
Join us for the gallery debut of Idgy Dean’s new music video for “Onion’s Milk” - an infectious single from her Heart & Lung album - as well as a live performance by Idgy Dean.
Eclectic collaborations between (mostly) local composers and choreographers, hosted by Racoco/Rx. With choreographers/directors Rachel Cohen of Racoco/Rx, Yana Schnitzler of human kinetics, and Ursula Scherrer and composers Ian Colletti, Chris Becker, and more.
PERFORMANCY FORUM is a selection of serial sociological faux pas. It is shouting BAM! in public, it refers only to itself, it is working class it is ROAR, QUACK, ZIP, it is phenomimes and psychomimes, it is phonosemantic (words, notes), and ideophonetic (sounds, actions, movements), and now its rack resounds: CLUNK, CLICK, SLURP, BOING, MEOW.
Eclectic collaborations between (mostly) local composers and choreographers, hosted by Racoco/Rx. Racoco choreographer Rachel Cohen teams up with Chris Becker and Lynn Wright; they are joined by Jill Sigman/Thinkdance and composer Kristin Norderval.
Interdisciplinary dance company Racoco/Rx presents a look inside its creative process, in an open rehearsal of two of its unusual interactions with inanimate materials. With music by composers Chris Becker and Lynn Wright.
In I Would, performers construct and reconstruct their realities with wood and hand tools; Thrown is a tactile excavation of the human body through the medium of clay.
On Saturday, February 11, PERFORMANCY FORUM returns to the series’ fundamental form: back-to-back incendiary performances and copious amounts of Brooklyn beer!
UK-based artists Alexandra Zierle and Paul Carter's collaborative work is an interdisciplinary, multi-sensory and site and context responsive spanning from live art/performance art, happenings and interventions, to sound, video and installation. Through their practice, Zierle & Carter critically examine different modes of communication and what it means to be human both as individuals and as a collective entity.
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