Interview with Zachary Karabashliev

Vera Asenova interviews Lissabon author, Zachary Karabashliev for TCG Blog, TCG Circle.

"Write sad, edit happy."

Read the full interview HERE 




La MaMa presents
LISSABON
by Zachary Karabashliev
directed by Hristo Hristov
in association with New Heritage Theatre Group 

March 27 – April 13, 2014 
Thursday thru Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:30 

First Floor Theatre @ La MaMa 
74 East 4th Street 
(between Bowery and 2nd Avenue) 

Tickets: $18 Adults; $13 Students/Seniors; Ten tickets are available for every performance as part of La MaMa's 10 @ $10 ticketing initiative. 10 @ $10 Tickets are available ONLY in advance, via web, phone or box office - not available day of show. 

For Tickets and Info: Click Here

Coffeehouse Chronicles #118: Elizabeth Swados

Ellen Stewart and Elizabeth Swados

The next installment of Coffeehouse Chronicles, on Saturday, March 29th, will examine the career of Elizabeth Swados. 

The panel will include Bob Hershon (moderator), Emma Tattenbaum-Fine, Rebecca Keren, Preston Martin, Kris Kukul, Federico Restrepo, Liz Swados, and a special video appearance by Andrei Serban.  

Performances will include: excerpts from from works by Liz Swados including: Runaways, The Haggadah, The Reality Show and sxcerpts from Trojan Women performed by Great Jones Repertory Company 

Coffeehouse Chronicles Series Director: Michal Gamily 

La MaMa presents 

Coffeehouse Chronicles #118 

Elizabeth Swados 

Saturday, March 29, 2014  - 3 to 5pm

The Club @ La MaMa

74 East 4th Street

Between Bowery and 2nd Avenue

New York, NY 10003

Admission is Free

For information and free reservations: Click Here 

John Scott's The White Piece Named Among Best of 2013 by Dance Magazine

Wendy Perron's Best of 2013 list for Dance Magazine, included John Scott's The White Piece, of which Perron said: 

John Scott’s supremely humane The White Piece, inspired by his work with torture survivors, at La Mama in association with Irish Arts Center. An international ensemble of strong individuals started out boisterous and ended with unexpectedly poetic, intimate scenes. 

You can read the whole list: HERE.

 

Congratulations to John Scott!