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Brat Productions

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5 May 2017
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    ear-whispered: Reflections on Syria

    Bryn Mawr College will host “Reflections on Syria,” a conversation in partnership with Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture and Slought.
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    A Period of Animate Existence

    A symphonic theater hybrid for actors, classical musicians, and multi-generational choirs offered a meditation on life and the future of the planet, set in a time of rapid ecological and technological changes.
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  • Event
    Heritage/Evolution: The PRISM Quartet with Dave Liebman and Greg Osby

    The PRISM Quartet presents new works composed and performed by Dave Liebman and Greg Osby.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Michelle Hensley

    Michelle Hensley is artistic director of the Minneapolis-based theater company Ten Thousand Things, where she has directed and produced over 60 tours of award-winning drama to nontraditional audiences, in locations which included prisons, shelters, and housing projects.
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    Merián Soto

    Over her 40-year career in performance, Merián Soto (Pew Fellow, 2015) has focused on investigating the living body and its relationship to consciousness. Her conceptual and process-based pieces work towards, in the artist's words, "a dance of the future, a dance of healing, transformation, and transcendence."
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    Civilian/Warrior

    Multimedia artist Tobin Rothlein created an interdisciplinary work combining dance, documentary film, and multi-screen video projections to address modern war culture.
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  • Event
    El Viaje (The Journey): Work-in-Progress Preview

    Percussionist and Pew Fellow Pablo Batista presents a work-in-progress showing of his forthcoming Center-funded project El Viaje (The Journey), as part of The Barnes Foundation's Free First Sunday series.
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  • Questions of Practice
    Questions of Practice: Performing Arts Producer Jenny Gersten on Art as an “Agent of Hope”

    Jenny Gersten discusses the approach to programming the Center for Performing Arts at the World Trade Center.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Kim Whitener

    Kim Whitener is the Producing Director at HERE in New York, where she works in partnership with Artistic Director Kristin Marting to curate and produce HERE's performance programs and activities. She also served as the Center's panel chair in theater in 2013 and as a Performance LOI panelist in 2014 and 2015.
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  • Grants & Grantees
    Supper, People on the Move

    This large-scale performance, inspired and informed by the immigration process, will premiere in June 2015. The second performance will be simulcast live for a public audience at Independence Mall.
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    The Musical World of Don Quixote

    This music and movement performance will offer audiences a distinctive interpretation of Miguel de Cervantes' four-century-old classic, Don Quixote, combining narrative elements and ballads drawn from the novel, recited in both Spanish and English, and accompanied by monophonic melodies, organ and vihuela works that are reminiscent of the sounds of Golden Age Spain.
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  • Event
    A Billion Nights on Earth at Harbourfront Centre

    Thaddeus Phillips’ Center-supported visual theater work A Billion Nights on Earth plays at Harbourfront Centre’s international children’s festival in Toronto.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Jamal Cyrus

    Jamal Cyrus is a multidisciplinary artist based in Houston working in performance and visual arts.
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  • Event
    Destiny Estimate

    Playwright MJ Kaufman debuts an experiment in narrative structure that combines several forms of storytelling, physical language, and a cappella choral music.
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    A Season in the Life of J.S. Bach: Eastertide

    Choral Arts Philadelphia presents the final installment of its concert series, 1734–1735: A Season in the Life of J.S. Bach.
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  • Questions of Practice
    Questions of Practice: Choreographer and Dancer taisha paggett on the Relationship Between Art and Politics

    Choreographer and dancer taisha paggett discusses how her artmaking engages with the “political landscape of being.”
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  • Event
    Hello Blackout!: WTF (Welcome: The Future!) Sessions

    New Paradise Laboratories presents a series of discussions that invite audiences to participate in conversations with thinkers and art makers to explore the philosophical themes within Hello Blackout!.
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  • Event
    A Fierce Kind of Love at FringeArts

    Originally commissioned by the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University in 2014, A Fierce Kind of Love has been remounted for FringeArts’ High Pressure Fire Service series.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Ain Gordon

    Ain Gordon is a three-time Obie Award-winning writer, director, and actor. He served as the Center's Visiting Artist, from 2011–13 and 2018-19.
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  • Event
    Pig Iron: I Promised Myself to Live Faster

    Conceived by Co-Artistic Director Dito van Reigersberg and directed by Dan Rothenberg, this new work builds on Pig Iron's longtime fascination with characters that live on the margins of society.
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