What happens when the sacred meets the sensual… When ceremony meets performance… Where the land meets the sea… 4th Annual Coney Island Ritual Cabaret Festival Interview with co-artistic directors Nick Fracaro, Gabriele…
Wednesday, March 6 | Friday March 8 | Monday March 11 FREE + Open to public. First come, first served. Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, The CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue,…
A wonderful interview with mime artist Bill Bowers. Originally posted on PBS. Bill has a great tour coming up. Here is his schedule. For more information on Bill Bowers visit his website…
Celebrating the life and work of Ethyl Eichelberger with panelists, live performances and archival materials! Moderated by Miss Joan Marie Moossy Panelists: Brian Belovitch, Joe E Jeffreys, John Kelly, Lori E Seid, Black Eyed Susan and Mark Russell Performances by: Jennifer Miller with Heather Green | Jeremy…
Being in the Guinness Book of World Records twice isn’t enough for hula hooper Dunja von K. In between performances and teaching hoops three times a week, she’s in training for her third…
Guest Photographer/Blogger Maike Schulz On this special The Bindlestiff Open Stage Variety Revue was hosted at the Mirror Tent at Lincoln Center on January 7th. It was an amazing lineup of great…
Roc Roc-It makes carny gold out of everyday objects. Grinning like a roly-poly overgrown tattooed child, he ambles onstage declaring, “This is the most dangerous stunt ever!” Then he reaches into a…
“Juggling – From Antiquity to the Middle Ages” – the forgotten history of throwing and catching by Thom Wall This is a very comprehensive book on juggling. Written with humor and great research.…
When you think of jobs that have gone the way of the dodo, certain ones spring to mind right away: chimney sweeps. Switchboard operators. Bowling alley pinsetters. Organ grinders’ monkeys. Almost every flea circus…
H.R.H. Lord Buckley: The Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat And Hipster of the Heart by Heathcote Williams ~ ~ ~ “Lord Buckley was more influential than anybody.” – Ken Kesey “There is a kind…