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PR in a Pinch Let’s Chat. No Man’s Land. New York New Works Theatre Festival. By Justin Rivers (Lion Theatre, Theatre Row). Who’ll Save the Plowboy. By Frank Gilroy (The Davenport Black Box Theatre). By Felicity Seidel (NY International Fringe Festival). My Ass (in the world). By Jasmine Pittenger (NY International Fringe Festival). Rise of the Usher. By Jessica Elkin (Midtown International Theatre Festival). Adventures of a Little Girl Robot. By IRTE (Producers Club). The Apple Tree, or Penis No. 7.

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News - Jean Goto

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I know nothing with any certainty but the sight of stars makes me dream. - Vincent Van Gogh. Performed my 8th show with The Anthropologists! This time a workshop production (fingers crossed it's developed into a full production! Of No Man's Land. A play about modern colonialism, fairy tales and the power of privilege. Shot my second co-star, this time on The Blacklist. I play a scrub nurse on Season 3, Episode 18! Here I am in my trailer! A short film by my friend Cesa Pledger. Went down to Virginia to s...

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Constellation: For the Love Of...Marriage Equality!

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Monday, December 14, 2009. For the Love Of.Marriage Equality! This profile was in the NY Times Weddings Section last Sunday, Dec 6th. I loved the story, and just wanted to share; also, The Anthropologists are planning to connect with an organization that supports marriage equality during the performance run of Constellation: For the Love Of. And donate part of our ticket sales to the cause. Love for all! Read on about the marriage of Stephen Davis and Jeffrey Busch. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Food Riot Project: Thanks Flickr!

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The Food Riot Project. A research blog documenting the investigative work for a new full-length play. Tuesday, February 24, 2009. I was researching a meeting turned riot mentioned in Marie Ganz's memoir, Rebels: Into Anarchy and Out Again. That occurred in 1914. This isn't directly associated with the food riots but gives a nice glimpse into the political temperature of the time. A google of some of the name mentioned by Marie garnered this article from the NYTimes:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Food Riot Project: September 2008

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The Food Riot Project. A research blog documenting the investigative work for a new full-length play. Sunday, September 14, 2008. As I was thinking about things today, I wanted to remind myself of why this tiny sliver of history, almost 100 years old, is so relevant today.  A search through current blogs, news sites and You Tube will answer that question. I'll be collecting modern sources over the coming weeks but in the meantime, I read this entry. Labels: Abrons Arts Center. Friday, September 12, 2008.

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The Food Riot Project: Thanks Mr. Edison!

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The Food Riot Project. A research blog documenting the investigative work for a new full-length play. Sunday, May 17, 2009. Thanks Mr. Edison! Thomas Edison was first experimenting with film and the "moving picture" in the early 1900's. In 1903 he made at least two (very) short films made - one of a fish market. On the Lower East Side and one of the pushcart vendors. How amazing to be able to see into a world that existed over a hundred years ago! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Publications Dissemin...

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The Food Riot Project: November 2008

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The Food Riot Project. A research blog documenting the investigative work for a new full-length play. Sunday, November 30, 2008. The Power and The People. On Thanksgiving, I sat down to watch the film documentary, New York: A Documentary. Here are several images and observations that stuck with me:. The scores of families on board the ships with infant children (I can hardly imagine making the long trip in steerage alone, let alone trying to care for an infant as well). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). When a...

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Constellation: Frankenstein + Jersey Shore

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Thursday, January 7, 2010. So I've been thinking about Frankenstein lately. Or rather, Frankenstein's creation - a monstrous being he created in the search for the secret to life. And then I started thinking about Jersey Shore. (Work with me here). I don't even watch this show but I've heard about it so much that I know that this guy's nickname is "The Situation.". As we are finding Corpus. One of the three dance plays that makes up For the Love Of. I have been returning to these two cultural landmarks.

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Constellation: Brazen Beckham

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Thursday, January 14, 2010. Looking at this picture of David Beckham, he seems to inhabit a space both “masculine” and “feminine“. Beckham brazen and assertive this displays of his body, but there is also something demure and fragile about him in this photo. The photo is fiercely sexual, but in what way. But more importantly, what do YOU think about Beckham’s fashion spreads? Melissa F. Moschitto. January 14, 2010 at 4:37 PM. So much to ponder! Like, the soap-opera watching type? I dont know if that enli...