...Annie Dorsen Annie Dorsen discusses the concept of the digital sublime and how it informed the creation of her work The Great Outdoors (2017). The Internet, in its scale and scope, and information itself has become a sublime landscape for contemplation, albeit more of a “stuplimity,” as Sianne Ngai...

... We’re Watching festival — Annie Dorsen’s The Great Outdoors and Michelle Ellsworth’s The Rehearsal Artist — seem to me to offer strong arguments for such an analytical approach. The first, Dorsen’s The Great Outdoors, might seem an odd work to use to discuss acting. The performance included...

... instances surveillance technologies are only partially visible if they are visible at all, it is their opacity that these artists are exploring. Entering and Surveilling the System As the audience prepared to enter the large inflatable black dome that housed Annie Dorsen’s The Great Outdoors, I...

... still. He feels that one room with director says, "I'm going to make Henry fixed seating is too frozen for him. There V/ in stainless steel and he can make it is definitely validity in that. There is great work, then why not? It's much more possibility in the use of changing dis...

... on each other as adversaries). We have to recognize the great power we have, and start putting that power to use: let’s set up a clearing-house which facilitates the exchange...

... the wings or fished from a sack under Emma’s skirt, while drink), encounters indoors, encounters outdoors, and so on. Here, simultaneously a real child climbs onto the bed in an upstage corner. in the gentler surrealism of “School Days,” and in other such scenes, One of the children is George’s great...

... of Ernesto Pujol. I sought the great outdoors, seeking wide-­open places where I could move my body without fear of contagion, particularly by the water, where there are often strong winds to fill my lungs with fresh, uncontaminated air and to buffet my body. 109 time capsule Pandemic Gardening, San Juan...

.... The first night was on (the Spirit of the Past), Nancy Reagan (the Spirit ofthe Present) and Jones’ unions, locals, with their banners, it was great. The second night was own daughter (who shows him what the future will be like with a Reagan- students. In east Chicago we played for laid off...

... in numerous productions of clas- sic Italian, European, and American plays. Since the 1970s, Ronconi has also been in great demand internationally as an opera director, including numerous productions at La Scala in Milan. His production of Pornografia caps a series of stage adaptations of major...

..., on the one hand, always con- with it fewer connotations, traditional drama is also sidered such wordless works as L’Enfunt podzgue to a broader term; in particular, it does not necessarily be dramas while, on the other, it has had great connote amateur performers. difficulty in drawing a line between...

... Cranbury, NJ, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1990 lost none of their significance for today." These statements (cloth) $37.50. and others in the book display great optimism about the transformative and democratic capacities of street festivals; Directors' Theater by David Bradly and David...

... in Peter Brook's rugs is a risk worth taking even when it fails - as in the se- beautifully staged, yet strangely neutral, production of cond act when the rug-bound "field" remains airless. Given Chekhov's great play. Perhaps more than any other dramatist. so much spatial freedom, the play adapts...

... St. Ann’s is in a donated space for a limited time, I feel a great deal of pressure to use it well and as much as possible. This affects my programming choices, as well, since I feel compelled to maintain our identity as strongly as possible, to make the largest impact while we can, and to make...

... Spanish Agitprop during the Civil War, 1936–1939 The Spanish Civil War stands alone in leftist historical memory as the great twentieth- century battle between Communism and Fascism, between what could have been and what was. Aside from...

... objects and actions, sometimes with masks and iconic costume elements. Tongue-in-cheek musical numbers can erupt unexpectedly out of moments of ritual intensity; heightened charac- terizations oscillate between playful caricature and the grotesque, as well as restrained performances of great...

... is great ingenuity found, and some companies are battling back against economic adversity. The 2008 – 9 season saw a multitude of funding pleas mak- ing their way across the Internet as theater groups sought to speedily make up funding deficits (a trend that some cynically described as “ransom notes...

... is great ingenuity found, and some companies are battling back against economic adversity. The 2008 – 9 season saw a multitude of funding pleas mak- ing their way across the Internet as theater groups sought to speedily make up funding deficits (a trend that some cynically described as “ransom notes...

..., and it was context for its permanent collection. So that crammed full of all kinds of crazy artwork was a great opportunity for me. In addition to from the entire history of Western art. When the outdoor drama, which...

..., with liabilities totalling $1.2 million. However, in crisis is great ingenuity found, and some companies are battling back against economic adversity. The 2008 – 9 season saw a multitude of funding pleas mak- ing their way across the Internet as theater groups sought to speedily make up funding...

... by the same artists, at great profik they personal language against its speakers, by quoting it, or refrac- know in advance of the Whitney show whose work to buy and ting it, in a new context. They, too, are not responsible for what sell. The Guerrilla Girls compared this conflict of interest...