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SUMMARY:To Music (A Darkly Comin Opera) by Nick Hallett
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 19\n8PM – 9PM\nTickets $15: artful.ly/mount-tremper-arts/store/events/15215\nMore info: MountTremperArts.org \nMount Tremper Arts:\n647 South Plank Road \nWhere does music come from? This darkly comic opera\, a collaboration between composer Nick Hallett and filmmaker Josh Thorson\, looks at the nature of inspiration\, originality\, and illusion to attempt an answer to this question. Through the cautionary tale of a fictional composer’s social media behavior\, To Music investigates the creative process and its distractions—a portrait of the artist on Facebook. \nNick Hallett is a Brooklyn-based composer\, vocalist\, and cultural producer working between the worlds of sound\, art\, and performance. He recently completed a trilogy of scores for the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company\, and received a 2017 Bessie Award.
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/to-music-a-darkly-comin-opera-by-nick-hallett/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,Music,Music performance,Musical Play
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SUMMARY:Sasquatch Rituals
DESCRIPTION:Sibyl Kempson/7 Daughters of Eve\nSasquatch Rituals\n10/14/2017 at 8:00 PM\nTickets $15 \nWritten and directed by Sibyl Kempson\, Sasquatch Rituals is the shamanic companion piece to The Securely Conferred\, Vouchsafed Keepsakes of Maery S. Performed by six women with choreography by Linda Mancini and songs composed by Julie LaMendola\, Sasquatch Rituals enacts anecdotal evidence of our relationship to nature\, science\, and technology while mapping the unknown within our selves\, our consciousness\, and our collective mythological memory. This is a preview performance \nhttp://www.mounttremperarts.org/SibylKempson \nMount Tremper Arts\n641 South Plank Rd.\nMt. Tremper\, NY 12457
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/sasquatch-rituals/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,Music,Music performance
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SUMMARY:The Nubian Word for Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Pauline Oliveros + IONE and the International Contemporary Ensemble:\nThe Nubian Word for Flowers\n9/23/2017 at 8:00 PM\nTickets $15 \nIn this deep dream exploration of colonial mind and Nubian soul\, Lord Herbert Horatio Kitchener\, Britain’s Secretary of State for War\, is transported from a sinking WWI warship to a surreal Nubian island of flowers that he himself once cultivated under Queen Victoria. Here he must face an enigmatic Nubian Boatman and phantoms of a displaced people\, as well as figures from his own life.  \nWith story and libretto by Ione\, score by Pauline Oliveros\, performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) and Experiments in Opera\, The Nubian Word for Flowers lays bare Kitchener’s relationship to beauty and violence along with our own. Enjoy this workshop performance. \nhttp://www.mounttremperarts.org/IONE \nMount Tremper Arts\n641 South Plank Rd.\nMt. Tremper\, NY 12457
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/the-nubian-word-for-flowers/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,Music,Music performance
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SUMMARY:AND - by Aynsley Vandenbroucke
DESCRIPTION:Aynsley Vandenbroucke\nAnd \nSaturday\, July 22 8:00 pm / Sunday\, July 23 3:00 pm / Tickets $20 \n“Aynsley Vandenbroucke has been exploring the relation of literary formalism to the human body in a way few writers\, if any\, are doing.” —Hyperallergic \nIn And\, Aynsley Vandenbroucke uses experimental literary devices to create a series of live\, three-dimensional essays. She plays with lines between fact and fiction\, narrative and abstraction\, legibility and complexity. She works with—and against—the role of formal structures in writing\, moving\, and making a life. \nSome words that tussle for prominence in the piece are: art\, life\, teaching\, body\, marriage\, knowing\, divorce\, friendship\, contradiction\, form\, home\, house\, community\, uncertainty\, gentleness\, question\, power\, sex\, dance. \nCalled “gifted” by the New Yorker and “an elegant sensitive thinker” by the New York Times\, Aynsley Vandenbroucke has been making performance in NYC since 2000. She co-founded Mount Tremper Arts and served as co-curator there until 2014. Vandenbroucke teaches at Princeton University and is obsessed with the relationships between reading\, writing\, learning to live\, and making dance. \nPurchase tickets online here\, or call 845-688-9893.
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/and-by-aynsley-vandenbroucke/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,performance,Spoken Word Event,Theater Event
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SUMMARY:Decoder 2017: The Ticket That Exploded
DESCRIPTION:Mallory Catlett / Restless NYC\nDecoder 2017: The Ticket That Exploded\nIn parternership with The Chocolate Factory Theater\nSaturday\, July 8\, 2017 / 8:00 pm / Tickets $15 / Preview \nDecoder 2017 is a three-part concert series exploring the language and prophecies of William S. Burroughs on the merging of body\, media\, and machine. This interactive performance is generated live by cassette-tape DJ and sound artist G Lucas Crane and performer Jim Findlay\, who act as both fictional characters and real-time systems operators. Together they create a cut-up of internet trash\, cinematic dreamscapes\, and obscene routines that expose our complicity in the systems that control us. \nCreator/ director Mallory Catlett began Restless NYC to reconstruct canonical literary and theatrical works into performances that engage the past in a dialogue about its life in the present. In 2014 This Was the End\, her remix of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya\, won Obie\, Bessie\, and Henry Hewes Awards. In 2015 Catlett received a Foundation for Contemporary Arts grant. Decoder 2017 is based on Burroughs’ Nova Trilogy and part of M/F Future\, a project about how we imagine what we’ll become.
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/decoder-2017-the-ticket-that-exploded/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,Theater Event
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SUMMARY:Kristin Worrall’s The Recipe
DESCRIPTION:Kristin Worrall’s The Recipe\nSaturday\, June 17\, 2017 from 8pm – 10pm\nMount Tremper Arts\n647 South Plank Road\, Mt. Tremper\, NY 12457 \nWhen should we follow a recipe\, and when should we break the rules? In this live cooking show\, artist Kristin Worrall demonstrates\, prepares\, and serves her audience dessert in real time. For this performance\, Worrall whips up a celebratory dessert for Mount Tremper Arts’ 10th Season using fresh ingredients from MTA’s garden and the help of special guest chef and MTA Co-Founder Mathew Pokoik. As kitchen and theater collide\, Worrall shares time-tested recipes\, secrets\, and tips on how to throw a party—all while considering what it means to be happy in an ever-changing world. \nKristin Worrall is a pastry artist\, performer\, and sound designer. As a founding member of Nature Theater of Oklahoma\, she has performed in over 20 festivals around the world. Worrall is a Henry Hewes Design Nominee\, a recipient of the A.R.T. New York Theater Grant for Sound Design\, and an alumna of Lincoln Center’s Director’s Lab and the Watermill Center. \nReception with dessert and a champagne toast after the show. \nTickets are $20 and available at MountTremperArts.org\, or by calling 845-688-9893 \nPhoto by Seymour Templar
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/kristin-worralls-the-recipe/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,performance,Theater Event
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SUMMARY:Maps for a War Tourist by Sister Sylvester
DESCRIPTION:Maps for a War Tourist by Sister Sylvester\nA Watershed Lab project in partnership with Dixon Place \nSaturday\, May 13\, 2017 / 8:00 pm / Tickets $15 / Preview \nThis investigative performance follows Ayşe Deniz Karacagil\, a young Turkish woman arrested during the Gezi protests of 2013 and sentenced to a maximum of 98 years in prison for wearing a red scarf. Karacagil subsequently escaped across the Turkish border to join the Kurdish resistance movement. Maps for a War Tourist layers original research to question the nature of truth and the allure of the real\, while tracing connections between recent events in Turkey and the U.S.\, between non-violent protest and armed revolution\, and between a revolutionary and those bearing witness to her story. \nThe rising cross-cultural theater company Sister Sylvester using documentary techniques in parallel with fiction to explore relationships of power. \nFor tickets and info: http://mounttremperarts.org/ \nMount Tremper Arts\n647 South Plank Rd\, Mt Tremper NY 12457\n845-688-9893
URL:https://phoeniciany.com/event/maps-for-a-war-tourist-by-sister-sylvester/
LOCATION:Mount Tremper Arts\, 647 South Plank Rd\, Mount Tremper\, New York 12457\, NY\, 12457\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mount Tremper Arts,Theater Event
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