...Robert Nichols; Al Carmines © 2005 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2005 Selected Documents from the Judson Poets’ Theater Archives The following selection of documents from the Judson Poets’ Theater archives is rep- ­resented with minimal...

... scenes, Moore highlights the stylistic affinities and cultural clashes between postmodern dance and voguing in Harrell’s sweeping cycle of dance pieces titled Twenty Looks or Paris Is Burning at the Judson Church. © 2014 by Madison Moore 2014 Madison Moore Walk for Me Postmodern Dance...

...Karinne Keithley Karinne Keithley's essay introduces the script of Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Romeo and Juliet , placing it within a genealogy of American thought that begins with Emerson and Thoreau and continues through the artistic experiments of John Cage and of the Judson Dance Theatre. ©...

... on which artists can build newer, more contemporaneous projects. Perhaps an ambitious exhibition on the Judson Dance Theater and Judson Poets Theater should follow. These events at a museum made me wonder what theater institutions could do —  if they took their programming responsibilities more...

... a play the essence of what happened." Fifty years later, in performance at the Judson Poets' Theatre in New York with music by Al Carmines and stage direction by Lawrence Kornfeld, it was welcomed by critic Richard Gilman as "a minor masterpiece" and "a triumph...

... and then spend it wildly on projects that I don’t have to justifjr to FORNES Staying just with Off-Off-Broadway, Jane Alexander or Jesse Helms. I just do them. Judson Church and Theater Genesis at St. Mark‘s Church were among the earliest. It’s...

... vocabularies in favor of quotidian and task-­ based movements, strategies linked to the innovations of artists, a majority white, associated with Judson Dance Theater in New York in the 1960s. However, the piece joins a rich body of work that engages such choreographic devices while challenging the ways...

... at the Yale Repertory Theater, the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Mark Lord is a student in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism Edinburgh Festival, the O'Neill Playwrights Conference, at the Yale School of Drama, and teaches theater in Yale Col- Judson Church, Interart Theater, and the West Bank Cafe...

... at the Yale Repertory Theater, the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Mark Lord is a student in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism Edinburgh Festival, the O'Neill Playwrights Conference, at the Yale School of Drama, and teaches theater in Yale Col- Judson Church, Interart Theater, and the West Bank Cafe...

... Carmines, Richard Foreman, Charles Bernstein, Jane Bowers Last October I curated and produced a four-day Gertrude Stein Festival, which included poetry, dance, and theater performances (at the St. Mark’s Poetry Project and Judson Memorial Church), and an all-day symposium (at New York University...

... for the creative and political aspirations of an extraordinary range of theater artists and community groups. The week-long festival he organized and cohosted in December of that year at Judson Memorial Church, “Millennium’s Neighborhood (Not a Celebration...

... Paradigm: A Circular Play A Play In Circles by Ger- trude Stein written circa 1920 created at the Judson Poets Theatre around...

..., in 55 Monk’s Celebration Service, 1999. Photo: Virginia Dimsey. terms of range and dynamics, and character and You’ve spoken about your distance from the Judson gender. That’s what I started from—the belief Church movement—that while many of your...

... the Conceived by Juliet Chia , Judson Poets’ Theater Archives David Evans Mor ris, and Alex Timbers, with original 40 The Fabulous Invalid:   songs by Douglas J. Cohen Checking In with the Perpetually Terminal Diva...

...-­postcolonial invited a group of black artists and friends African art flow, right? I think what was so to occupy a line to create a black line in that great about that was that colonialism or post- space. And then Sarah Michelson reminded colonialism is Faustin’s Judson. It’s something...

... of is already a memorialization; St. John the becoming present and future ruins for Divine Cathedral and Judson Memorial future excavators. The process of Church, another kind of memorialization; archaeological...

... Antigone Sr. / Twenty Looks or Paris Is Burning at the Judson Church (l), New York Live Arts, New York, 2012. Photo: Ian Douglas a photographic retrospective 57 stilled lives 58 Ralph Lemon s An All Day Event: The End, Danspace Project, New York, 2012. Photo: Ian Douglas a photographic retrospective 59...

... Portnoy. As an art historian, she elaborates this whole mythology about you living through the rise of Fluxus, happenings, and Judson Dance, subsisting as a marginal Michael Portnoy s 100 Beautiful Jokes. Photo: Ernst van Deursen. Courtesy of the artist 53 portnoy but crucial underminer figure...

... to the attention of the could preserve it and shape it as their Molochites also brought his European work. And one place led to another, as precursors (who were called the Absurd- the idea caught on: Judson Poets. La 5 MaMa E.T.C. Theatre...

...María Irene Fornès Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 Dr. Kheal by Marla Irene Fornes Dr. Kheal was first performed at the Judson Poets Theatre, New York, by David Tice, directed by Remy Charlip. It was subsequently performed in the Theatre-in-Progress Workshop...