Human Animals
Small Claims
July 19 - August 1, 2010
An evening of justice, or lack thereof, in Lower Manhattan’s Small Claims Court.
An evening of justice, or lack thereof, in Lower Manhattan’s Small Claims Court.
A performance environment exploring malleable identities, intimate lies and a hedgehog.
Writer/performer Erica Berg returns to the solo form with Take What Is Yours, an original play inspired by the life-work of American suffragist Alice Paul.
A physical exploration of a life lived inside and outside the BOX.
Writer/director/designer Neal Wilkinson probes the line between psychological and religious disorder.
Tommy Smith's new play is a series of snapshot scenes involving a Hasidic Jewish couple whose firm grasp on their religious identity becomes diluted by a wild assortment of gentrifiers moving into their urban neighborhood.
A surprising and funny look at one extraordinary day in the life of A & B, two men who live and work together in a dwelling-cubicle deep underground.
Throwing Bones reworks their hit from the Seattle Fringe, a chilling meditation on love and memory in the age of genetic modification.
A new musical set on New Years Eve 1999, featuring a high-voltage pulsating original score comprised of electronic dance music, pop, hip hop and R&B
Lisa Fay and Jeff Glassman are composing and performing movement-based theatre artists who apply complex composed structures to ordinary daily human behavior.
A chamber ritual exploring Herman Melville’s famous story of Wall Street.
Infused with sonic landscapes performed live by Reggie Watts, DUTCH A/V is a live-edited environmental film that seeks to replicate the first hand experience of being a flâneur in another city.
Groundbreaking monologuist Mike Daisey returns with the true-life story of his time on a remote South Pacific island whose inhabitants worship America at the base of a constantly erupting volcano. Their religion is explored alongside our own to form a sharp and searing examination of the international financial crisis.
A new physical theater piece that investigates the messy terrain between fierce idealism, vitriolic rage, paralyzing pessimism and joyous ecstasy.
A new indie rock musical comedy about the invention of the vibrator. The play takes place in an American town during the late 1800s, a time when vibrators were more popular than toast.
Taking the Henry V Chorus’ infamous theatrical challenge “Attest in little place a million” to its literal extreme: only two actresses will imagine and perform this action-packed text, inhabiting the voices of more than 25 characters.