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The acclaimed U.K./German art collective’s show runs this week at OZ Arts
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The acclaimed U.K./German art collective’s show runs this week at OZ Arts
Contemporary arts center OZ Arts Nashville announced it will present Kitchen: You've Never Had it So Good by Gob Squad, an acclaimed multimedia collective of ingenious artists from the U.K. and Germany, in its expansive warehouse from March 24-27.
All the world's a screen? They're used to it The Belgian director Ivo van Hove's Broadway production of "West Side Story" uses video projections on stage, in New York, Feb. 19, 2020. Before lockdowns began, a screen onstage signified experiment, adventure, risk. Sara Krulwich/The New York Times. by Alexis Soloski (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- About a year ago, when such things were possible, a friend and I bought cheap, same-day tickets to a preview of West Side Story, directed by Belgian auteur Ivo van Hove. Our assigned seats were in the second row of the orchestra, on the extreme left, below t...
>> Alexis Soloski, The New York Times Published: 04 Feb 2021 04:48 PM BdST Updated: 04 Feb 2021 04:48 PM BdST The Belgian director Ivo van Hove's Broadway production of "West Side Story" uses video projections on stage, in New York, Feb 19, 2020. The New York Times About a year ago, when such things were possible, a friend and I bought cheap, same-day tickets to a preview of “West Side Story,” directed by Belgian auteur Ivo van Hove. Our assigned seats were in the second row of the orchestra, on the extreme left, below the lip of the stage. Which means that we saw most of the perfo...
When San Diego theaters abruptly shut down March 12 due to the pandemic, nobody expected they would stay dark for the rest of the year. And yet, out of the darkness, local artists began producing hundreds of online productions, play readings, cabarets and concerts, audio-casts, podcasts, interviews and education programs to stay connected to their art and their audiences. For this year’s look back at the 2020 year in theater, I found it impossible to choose a top 10, since there’s no way to compare the work produced onstage before a live audience with shows presented on Zoom and Facebook ...