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SUMMARY:Peek Pique Peak: Split Bills Featuring...
DESCRIPTION:The Brick presents\nPeek Pique Peak: Split Bills Featuring…\nPhillip Christian Smith\, lumberob\, Lena Engelstein and Jo Warren\, Rose Tang\, and Nathan Repasz\nSeptember 7-10\n8pm\n$20 \nSeptember 7 – Phillip Christian Smith and lumberob\nSeptember 8 – Phillip Christian Smith and Lena Engelstein and Jo Warren\nSeptember 9 – Lena Engelstein and Jo Warren and Rose Tang\nSeptember 10 – Nathan Repasz and lumberob \nHosted by Peter Mills Weiss \n\nPeek Pique Peak presents glimpses into the artistry and minds of truly unique artists creating in mixed mediums\, ranging from dance to music to looping to theater to comedy to vocal experimentation to philosophical examination. It features people at the top of one or more forms and it is not to be missed. \n \nDenizens\nby Phillip Christian Smith \nKate and Todd give an earnest talk to the interns of The Den theatre company in 1997. \nPlaywright: Phillip Christian Smith\nDirector: Jack Serio\nProducer: Jess Lauricello\, The Omnivores \nKate and Todd actors in their late 20’s early 30’s hold a first meeting for The Denizens\, the intern theatre company for The Den Theatre company in 1997. They are told how it’s a real job even though they don’t get paid\, how they’ll get to meet famous actors when they work as waiters at the gala\, how some of the girls have even gotten meetings with Harvey in his suite\, how the gay ones should be hiding who they are the second they walk in the lobby to audition\, and how other than the legit character actors\, no one should be fat—it’s all standard fare for an intern in the 90’s\, right. \ncw: horrible points of view from the 90s \nFollow them: @phillipchristiansmith \n \nfitness protection program\, a lumberobics demonstration\nby rob erickson with laura peterson \nWe work it out. \ncw: loud music \nSpecial Thanks: Open Arts Studio \nFind them: @lumberob @lpchoreography \n \n\nBrother\, I’m frightened\nby Lena Engelstein and Jo Warren \nAn aging abbess wakes with aching feet. A little peasant boy day-dreams as he walks 70 paces from the bakers to the little farm\, unattended. They spin until they are lost; they shake themselves free of devilish thoughts – they find union in one another. \nCreated and Performed by Jo Warren & Lena Engelstein\nMusic by William Moore\, Anonymous 4 (Sacred Harp Singing Group) \nLena and Jo sequestered themselves in the old schoolhouses and converted inns of New England in an attempt to transcend the unending vacillation between salvation and despair and this is what they made. \nPhoto by Walter Wlodarczyk \nFind them: @jo__warren @lenaengelstein \n \nWeird Shit\nby Sonic Slut & Her Toys \nRose Tang‘s debut solo talking shit and playing Weird Shit. \nWritten and Performed by Rose Tang \nRose Tang debuts her solo act Weird Shit telling stories\, throwing bad puns and punchlines talking shit in general. Stone-age musings are mixed with real stories of absurdity she experienced or witnessed over the last 3 decades as an activist and journalist around Asia\, Australia\, Europe and the Americas. If you won’t laugh at her Weird Shit\, she vows to perform Tangfu\, or Ticklefu — she’ll come tickle you. \nPhoto by Paul Kennedy \ncw: swear words \nFind them: Youtube\, Soundcloud\, Instagram\, Facebook Twitter\, Medium \n\n\n\n\nNational Hot Dog Day 2\nby Nathan Repasz \nNonsense enthusiast Nathan Repasz revives his 2020 linguo-percussive collaboration with Mitt Romney and adds a new installment to honor Mitt’s 2023 celebration of National Hot Dog Day. \nby Nathan Repasz\, with source material by Mitt Romney \n“National Hot Dog Day” is a structured improvisation for object percussion\, voice\, and an iPad video clip of Mitt Romney\, originally live-streamed in the 2020 quarantine. It rhythmically and semiotically probes the artifice of political language via repetition\, spontaneous musical evolution\, and\, ultimately\, recapitulation. By repeating a lightly dystopian clip of the android-esque Romney declaring “hot dog” to be his favorite meat\, the piece unravels the façade of white Americana – military garb\, bipartisan politicking\, machine-processed hot dogs – for the corporatist pseudoculture that it is. This performance will feature an all-new portion\, as Romney celebrated the holiday again this year with a fresh\, abjectly absurd performance. \nphoto by David Rauch \nFollow them: IG: @the1truegoiter nathanrepasz.com YT: Nathan Repasz \n\n\n\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. \nMask Policy: The Brick strongly encourages but does not require masks for audience members. We are in ongoing conversation with our artists and audiences as we continue to adapt our covid policies and it is subject to change at any time. Thank you.
URL:https://www.bricktheater.com/event/peek-pique-peak-split-bills-featuring/2023-09-07/
LOCATION:Brick Theater\, 579 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, 11211\, United States
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