A new play-concert by Emily Gardner Xu Hall. Inspired by the Japanese phenomenon of maid cafés, you become the customer as Etsuko and her fellow maids perform their superfun electronica pop just for you — about sex and youthfulness, consent and the performance of female sexuality. You be the male gaze, and we will be your beautiful dream. Welcome home!
7Songwriters: SWING, a concert of new songs by composers that ~swing between styles~
A new play by Ashley Griffin. Directed by Lori Petty.
Going South sheds a light on North Carolina’s legal system by focusing on four cases tried on the same docket. The cases—Custody, Cake, Co-Eds, and Coco—examine divorce, discrimination, campus rape, and transgender issues, respectively. These stories are linked together by Bob Jones, a smarmy and charismatic Southern lawyer. Told alternately in the courtroom and in flashback, the musical challenges the political, social, and societal constructs of today’s American South.
WIENER WONKA reopens the doors to his HOT DOG FACTORY this Thursday through Sunday at The Players Theatre Short Play Festival - do you have a golden ticket?
Witchiness is the darkest form of charisma. Join 7Songwriters for an evening of new musical theater and art song by Witchy Women with ferocious charm.
7S: Seven Songwriters is a concert series that showcases composers and songwriters of cross-genre: pop, jazz, musical theater, classical art song, rock, experimental—multidisciplinary musicians whose work in-between genres defies definition or any one label. These are melodies in search of an ear, hidden gems slipped through the crack; new poetry, words, and lyrics set for the voice.
Celebrate dance and the human experience with us for our 2nd annual June Dance Showcase! “Split” explores the extremes of human experience. The dancers in each piece embody human life at its most vulnerable, or it's most vivacious. Featuring NYC pianist John Albert Harris.
Mook Dance Company presents their first ever all Mook performance! Choreography by Winnie Berger. Featuring live music composed by John Albert Harris and Lacy Rose, performed by John Albert Harris, Jesse Lozano, and Lacy Rose.
Presented in association with Columbia University. Directed by Isabelle Kettle. Translated by Anne Carson. Choral music written and directed by John Albert Harris.
Premiere of "Our Roots Keep the Light"
Choreographed by Rosa Prigan
Music by John Albert Harris
Lily Hall, Butler University
March 2&3, 2017 - 7:30PM
John Albert Harris - composer/pianist; Andrés Peñalver - tenor, Maria Lacey - soprano, Joseph Silovsky and video game performance artist Victor Morales.
Composers Lacy Rose and John Albert Harris join together for an eclectic evening of vocal performances ranging across the popular and classical genres. Join us for this night of new music at ensemble mise-en's intimate venue in the heart of Bushwick.
