Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Still Life in LA
Here's a sampling of press and reactions etc. from the recent tour dates:
LA Times Review
LA Downtown Express Preview Article
Downtown LA Scene Interview with Cynthia
Adrienne-from-the-old-Nest's Blog
Philly City Paper Review
Philly Fringe's own blog
In other news, which I wouldn't mention out of my vast humility but since no one is reading this thing anyway, Jeff and I are stocking up on the fall awards, winning a Bessie (New York Dance and Performance Award) and getting a nomination for a Henry Hewes Award (American Theatre Wing). I was even more excited when I saw Bob Flanagan was shockingly nominated but alas it's not that Bob Flanagan... sigh. Jeff actually got 2 nominations for the Hewes, getting a nod with our co-Sound Designer Jamie McElhenney for Thaddeus Phillips' "El Conquistador" at NYTW.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Joey Truman, get to work!
They killed at the Giraffe benefit.
Imagine what they'll do to the Hole....
This Saturday, June 30 at the Collapsable Hole
146 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg, BKLYN
9pm until
$10 admission - free beer and lots of it
Yes, there is A/C
Stags
Mercy Killers
Dishwashers
listen
And furthermore circle next Saturday, July 7, while you are at it.
Cynthia is doing a little performing at Catch24 in Bushwick.
More on this later...
Imagine what they'll do to the Hole....
This Saturday, June 30 at the Collapsable Hole
146 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg, BKLYN
9pm until
$10 admission - free beer and lots of it
Yes, there is A/C
Stags
Mercy Killers
Dishwashers
listen
And furthermore circle next Saturday, July 7, while you are at it.
Cynthia is doing a little performing at Catch24 in Bushwick.
More on this later...
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Cool stuffs
Daniel Rozin makes mirrors out of all kinds of cool stuff. Video. It's an oldie but a goodie.
Wooden Mirror, Rozin's latest creation (on view at program headquarters at 721 Broadway), reflects this tension. The 6-foot-tall video display consists of 830 pieces of gold-toned pine, each wired to its own tiny servomotor. Stand before it and a hidden camera feeds your image, in real time, to a souped-up Macintosh, which parses you into an 830-byte video signal. The Mac then tells each motor to position its pinewood pixel to reflect a specific intensity of light. The result: the world's first live animated woodcut.from Wired, Dec. '99 (weirdly enough written by Steve Bodow)
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Radiohole at Knitting Factory Saturday
Dream Machine v.2
This puts Bernt's Whip Um mixer action to shame. That's a 4 cylinder car engine which is attached via drive train to the Margarita mixing vat.
Makes me nostalgic for the old car-camping days of my youth. If I'da had that when I was young I'd probably have a kid in their 20s right now.
More detail pics.
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UPDATE! Video!
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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