Monthly Archives: September 2006

photo credit: Serena Davidson Photography … and ten tiny reasons to not go to sleep. Not to mention ten tiny cups of coffee superglued to my chin. I think this was my favorite night at the Works so far, despite … Continue reading →

Nature Theater of Oklahoma Poetics: a ballet brut “Everything is divisible by six,” Pavol Liska explained today in the noontime chat: Spectacle of the Everyday. And with that, I immediately understood why I couldn’t quite get my mind around what … Continue reading →

Today was a great day for T:BA! Thank you PICA!!! Jennifer Monson / iLand at Disjecta was wonderful. Their sense of space, improvisation, use of non-traditional materials was of the milieu that I have come to expect and greatly appreciate … Continue reading →

Patrick Sullivan

Posted by Anna Simon Today the rain threw everything a little off. Brad got wet on his way to the daily 2pm oh yeah ok (which is what he says all the time) and asked his audience of eight to … Continue reading →

Posted by Anna Simon I kept waiting for something to happen while watching Johanna Billing’s four short films, which are brief in real time but tedious in theater time. How many of us have hung on a little longer to … Continue reading →

secrets collected from the works 9.13.06 I have a big ol crush on Jessica Burton. I pluck out my boogers and eat them all the time while you’re around but not looking. If I wasn’t such a passive fag, I’d … Continue reading →

Great job on this year’s Works PICA! It is a great improvement to last year’s space. The performance area is larger and more accommodating. The industrial location fits great with TBA aesthetic. It is also more accommodating to varying weather … Continue reading →

When the James Brown kicked in and the office chairs became part of the dance, I had a sensation of deja vu that I wasn’t able to shake until the curtain call. What was it about Nature Theatre of Oklahoma … Continue reading →

The Jollyship puppet show set sail to a packed house at the new Someday Lounge Tuesday night. A fun, dark performance of pirate puppets at sea was the 5th in a sequence of a larger, on going epic. And it … Continue reading →