Writings

Ellie Stamp: Are You Lonesome Tonight?

August 20th, 2014 by

Whichever way you add the numerals of your birth date together they will come to the same thing. You add and add until you reach a single digit. That number is you, you are that number. This is fate, this means something, the day you were born sets you on a path. Thus the laws […]

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Lynn Ruth Miller: Not Dead Yet

August 19th, 2014 by

There is nothing better than sitting at the feet of an elder telling you the story of her life. This particular elder, Lynn Ruth Miller, is a wonderfully natural storyteller. A person’s life is unique and you know you are getting a unique experience here. She enters the tiny space with the audience forming a […]

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Wunderbaum: Looking for Paul

August 19th, 2014 by

A cheerful woman is driven into a baleful rage by public art she cannot escape, the company enters the stage to sit and read through all the emails they sent regarding their residency in LA, and finally they present the show they have been working on. This is the potted synopsis. Every moment of this […]

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MurleyDance: Object of My Affection

August 19th, 2014 by

MurleyDance present three distinct pieces of choreography, performed by highly trained ballet dancers. There is the sublime precision of line you would expect, just as there is control and exactitude in the execution of the smallest elements of the work. Ballet, like any activity refined beyond the realm of normality to the height of its […]

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Unfolding Theatre: Lands of Glass

August 19th, 2014 by

Alessandro Baricco’s novel Lands of Glass is brought to the stage by Unfolding Theatre in this spellbinding production, containing charming storytelling, enchanting singing, and a whole orchestra made entirely of glass. Set in the fictional town of Quinnipack, Lands of Glass is an intricate tale of imagination and destiny told by an incredibly strong ensemble […]

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