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SUMMARY:?!: New Works 2023 - Night 5
DESCRIPTION:The Brick presents\n?!: New Works 2023 – Night 5\nfeaturing Marija Krtolica\, Sofia Engelman\, Taiwo Aloba\, Enrique Huili\nApril 9\, 2023\n8pm \nHosted by Garlan Jude \nThe spiritual successor to The Exponential Festival\, ?!:New Works features a veritable slew of experiment(al)(ing) artists from a variety of disciplines presenting brand new work. Working it out. With each other. With you. \nLINEUP \n\nParrhesia – Reolutionary Acts (Section 4)\nby Marija Krtolica \nParrhesia – a new dance-theatre work takes as its point of departure Michel Foucault’s lectures The Courage of Truth (1983/84) and the concept of parrhesia – saying\, expressing everything\, and telling truth to power. The work will engage the relationship between: 1) silent action and speech 2) deliberate creation of spectacle (representation)\, and the unconscious (repressed) non-verbal and verbal discourse. The section four – revolutionary acts\, inspired by the historical documents — images\, slogans\, manifestoes from the Paris Commune\, Spartacist Uprising\, Chinese Cultural Revolution\, Black Panthers & Malcolm X\, and 1968 in U.S. and Europe; evokes the resistance to power\, heroic acts\, and desire to change the status quo. There are two textual sources for this section: The Communist Hypothesis by Alain Badiou\, and a poem by Bertholt Brecht – “What has Happened?”. \nBy Marija Krtolica in collaboration with Jason Ciaccio (live music)\, Julie Fotheringham & Despina Sophia Stamos (movement) \nPerformed by: Julie Fotheringham and Despina Sophia Stamos;\nLive music and reading: Jason Ciaccio\nChoreography in collaboration with participating artists: Marija Krtolica\nTextual excerpts from Alain Badiou and Bertolt Brecht\nPhoto Credit: Marija Krtolica \nFind them: marijakrtolica.com \n\nIf so\, was it good?\nby Sofia Engelman\, Lindsey Jennings\, Delaney McDonough\, and Em Papineau \nIf so\, was it good?\, a new dance work by long time friends and new time collaborators Sofia Engelman\, Lindsey Jennings\, Delaney McDonough\, and Em Papineau\, explores truth telling\, lying\, conspiracy\, and fake news to grapple with personal\, political\, and cultural identity and ideology in 2023. The quartet move through improvisational interviews\, toggling between and falling into roles of interrogators\, supporters\, witnesses\, victims\, love interests\, protagonists\, conspiracists\, and tricksters. \nchoreography\, text\, and performance by Sofia Engelman\, Lindsey Jennings\, Delaney McDonough\, and Em Papineau\nimage designed by Lindsey Jennings \nFollow them: IG: @fake_choreogra_queers + @_lindseyjennings + @delane_freighttrain \n\nOur Father\nby Taiwo Aloba \nThe death of an influential patriarch provokes existential angst and familial division among his children. \nWritten and Directed by: Taiwo Aloba\nPerformer: Jakai Brown \nFollow them: TaiwoAloba.com @modelvoss \n \nMAD Company presents: Something Is Far Away\nby Enrique Huili \nSomething Is Far Away is an experimental play that focuses on 3 characters whose lives may or may not connect\, where each person’s desires are desperate and mundane. Trapped in a labyrinth void\, continuing to linger\, and haunting their lives as they try to understand themselves. Written for the absurd theater\, this play forces them to meditate on their unsatisfactory grief. \nDirector: Annie Kefalas\nPlaywright: Enrique Huili\nActors: Kellyrose Marry\, Alessandro Caronna\, Enrique Huili\nProduced by: MAD Theater Company \nFollow them: @madcompanynyc MAD Company Theatre \nLineups are subject to change. \nArt by Mark Toneff \n*** \n \nThe Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of experimental performance for many years to come. Donate Here or Join Our Patreon \nA Note on Accessibility: The Brick has trigger warnings posted in the space for each show for you to check if you so choose. If you would rather ask questions in advance of being in the space or would like to enter in advance of house opening due to our seating not being assigned\, please reach out to theresa@bricktheater.com. \nIn consideration for the health and safety or our staff members\, artists\, and audiences\, The Brick remains committed to maintaining vaccination requirements and mask mandates for our in-person presentations for the foreseeable future. We ask that all audience members remain masked. All staff and performers will be vaccinated; performers may not be masked. Audience can provide proof of vaccination with a government issued I.D. along with a physical copy or picture of your COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card\, the NYC COVID Safe App or the New York State Excelsior Pass. Please be patient with staff.
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