Based on a 14th-century noh play with the same title, Hanjo, by provocative Japanese author Yukio Mishima (1925-1970), is a timeless tale of love, loneliness and betrayal. New York’s beloved SITI Company unveils Mishima’s story as a bilingual triptych in which the actors rotate through each character role. The production weaves noh theater’s elegance, expressiveness and (more…)

“With a backdrop of the Manhattan skyline twinkling through the tall, dusty windows of a former silk factory, both established and emerging NY choreographers show off their most recent works.” -Queens Chronicle Creators Megan Doyle, Courtney Laine Self and Stephen Cyr present an adaptation of Pullman Car Hiawatha by Thornton Wilder. This adaptation incorporates contemporary (more…)

“With a backdrop of the Manhattan skyline twinkling through the tall, dusty windows of a former silk factory, both established and emerging NY choreographers show off their most recent works.” -Queens Chronicle Creators Megan Doyle, Courtney Laine Self and Stephen Cyr present an adaptation of Pullman Car Hiawatha by Thornton Wilder. This adaptation incorporates contemporary (more…)

“IF KERRIGAN AND LOWDERMILK AREN’T THE BEST YOUNG SONGWRITING TEAM IN THE COUNTRY, THEY’RE RIGHT UP THERE.” – Huffington Post “RADIO-READY…NO-HOLDS-BARRED…CATCHY THEATER POP.” – Time Out New York Mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved… Samantha Brown balances on the edge of her future, car keys in hand.  As she sits in (more…)

“IF KERRIGAN AND LOWDERMILK AREN’T THE BEST YOUNG SONGWRITING TEAM IN THE COUNTRY, THEY’RE RIGHT UP THERE.” – Huffington Post “RADIO-READY…NO-HOLDS-BARRED…CATCHY THEATER POP.” – Time Out New York Mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved… Samantha Brown balances on the edge of her future, car keys in hand.  As she sits in (more…)