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TIMB accepting submissions for Teatro Caliente |
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 oritutu writes "En espanol y despues In English:
El comité curador de Theater In My Basement estará aceptando proposiciones para el festival “Teatro Caliente” de este año. Este año el festival sera realizado en Modify Arts (407 E. Roosevelt en Downtown Phoenix) del 28 al 30 de Octubre. Nosotros estamos en la busqueda de trabajos bastante experimentales, transculturales y transgenero los cuales pueden ser basados en cualquier tipo de estilo (incluyendo, pero sin limitarse a: Arte de Performance, Danza, Multi-Media (incluye presentaciones de PowerPoint), Solo Performance, Teatro, Música, y cualquier trabajo interdisciplinario que caiga afuera de las categorias de las corrientes principales, cualquiera que estas sean). Buscamos piezas de diferentes duraciones, pero entre 10 y 55 minutos es una buena pauta. Manteniendo la misión del festival, se le dara prioridiad a trabajos que representen las diferentes poblaciones de Phoenix en cualquier lengua. Entrada al festival sera basada en innovación, experimentación, y transculturalidad.
Para aplicar, por favor mandar lo siguiente:
1 página con la descripción del proyecto.
1 página con la descripción del grupo o del individuo.
Una muestra en audio/video del trabajo propuesto (o si el trabajo es nuevo, una muestra de trabajos anteriores). Preferimos muestras en video, pero entendemos que esto no está siempre disponible- en este caso, haremos todo lo posible para mandar un miembro de nuestro comité a ver el trabajo en persona.
El plazo para consideraciones de trabajos es hasta el 15 de Agosto del 2005. Por Favor mandar las muestras a:
Chris Danowski, Artistic Director
Theater In My Basement
1138 E. Northview Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85020-5025
(POR FAVOR: Marcar “TC” en el sobre!).
Para cualquier pregunta vía email:
tc@timb.org
Para mayor información visita nuestra página web: www.timb.org
Call for Proposals
The curatorial committee of Theater In My Basement is accepting proposals for this year’s ¡Teatro Caliente! festival. This year’s festival will be held at Modified Arts (407 E. Roosevelt in downtown Phoenix) October 28-30. We are looking for highly experimental, transcultural (and transgender) work in all fields of performance (including, but not limited to: Performance Art, Dance, Multi-media (including Powerpoint presentations), Solo Performance, Theater, Music and any interdisciplinary work that falls outside of the mainstream categories, whatever those might be). We’re looking for pieces of various lengths, but between 10 minutes and 55 minutes is a good guideline. In keeping with the mission statement of the festival, work that represents the diverse populations of Phoenix, in any language, will be given priority. Entry into the festival is based on Innovation, Experimentation, and Transculturality.
To Apply, please send:
- 1-page description of the project
- 1-page description of the group or performer
- Video/audio samples of the proposed work (or, if the work is brand new, samples of prior work). We prefer video samples for examination, but understand that this is not always available—in these cases, we will make every effort to send a member of the committee to see the work in person.
The deadline for consideration is August 15th, 2005. Please mail samples to:
Chris Danowski, Artistic Director
Theater In My Basement
1138 E. Northview Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85020-5025
(mark “TC” on the envelope please!).
Send all e-mail inquiries to:
tc@timb.org
http://www.timb.org"
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Posted by eucarya on Thursday, July 07 @ 19:11:17 MDT (611 reads)
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PS: Your Cat is Dead - A Play |
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Anonymous writes "The North Valley Community Playhouse is proud to present the award-winning play, PS: Your Cat is Dead - a satirical look at why "sticking to the rules" gets you nowhere.
The show runs at 8pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings from April 28 through May 15. Ticket price: $12.00. We can't sell you liquor or beer, but you can bring your own! Don't bring the kids to this one, though... the subject matter is for adults only.
The North Valley Community Playhouse is located at 13043 North Cave Creek Road. Anyone mentioning they found out about the show at artish.org gets $2 off ticket price!
www.nvcplayhouse.com
box office: 602.301.8199
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Posted by eucarya on Sunday, May 01 @ 23:42:39 MDT (693 reads)
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SATAN'S ANGEL RETURNS TO THE TRUNK SPACE!! |
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trunkspace writes " She's Back! Cece Walker, THE REAL Satan's Angel is coming back for a 3 night stand of her rollicking and frollicing life story, "Have
Tassels Will Travel!" There was such an overwhelming response to the show last year, we couldn't resist when Angel asked to make us the last stop on her US Tour!.
"Have Tassels Will Travel" is an oral history about the world of Burlesque, as told by a woman who lived thru it. Cece Walker, AKA Satan's Angel The Devil's Mistress,? toured the US and the world while spinning her flaming tassels and living the life legends are made of."
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Argentine Tango Milonga (Dance) at The Trunk Space |
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Anonymous writes "Visitors and dancers in Buenos Aires are familiar with the places in that city, called Milongas, where people go to watch and dance Argentine Tango.
There is a growing Argentine Tango scene in Phoenix, and the newest place you can watch or dance this beautiful and sensual dance is at an Art Gallery on Van Buren Avenue called The Trunk Space.
Starting in January, there will be a Milonga at the Trunk Space every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7:30pm until 10pm. It's free! The dates for January are January 5 and 19. Come and join us to dance or just have a latte, look around at the artwork, and watch the dancers.
The Trunk Space, 1506 NW Grand Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007, (602)-256-6006 (map at the Trunk Space website)
For more information about Argentine Tango in the valley, including lessons, visit Tango Discovery Arizona"
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''Who is Bob Fosse?'' |
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stephanie writes "
Bob Fosse
Born: June 23, 1927
Died: September 23, 1987
Director-choreographer Bob Fosse forever changed the way audiences around the world viewed dance on the stage and in the film industry in the late 20th century. Visionary, intense, and unbelievably driven, Fosse was an artist whose work was always provocative, entertaining, and quite unlike anything ever before seen. His dances were sexual, physically demanding of even the most highly trained dancers, full of joyous humor as well as bleak cynicism -- works that addressed the full range of human emotions. Through his films he revolutionized the presentation of dance on screen and paved the way for a whole generation of film and video directors, showing dance through the camera lens as no one had done before, foreshadowing the rise of the MTV-era of music video dance."
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