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Philippe Quesne’s Vivarium Studio: L’ Effet de Serge

Posted on September 12, 2008 by pica-blogger

Photo by Patrick Sullivan -by Abe Ingle L’ Effet de Serge takes place where D’ Apris Nature leaves off, with a cosmonaut exploring a curious living room. The room the visitor illuminates is a sad, unfurnished and unfinished terrarium, where … Continue reading →

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Mike Daisey: “Monopoly”

Posted on September 8, 2008 by pica-blogger

Mike Daisey’s “Monopoly” is a time traveling, novelistic monologue, spanning the stories of Nikolai Tesla, Microsoft, Parker Brothers, and Daisey’s experience trying to put together a show about Tesla in New York. Each story is a scene, and a very … Continue reading →

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Lemon Andersen: “County of Kings: The Beautiful Struggle”

Posted on September 8, 2008 by pica-blogger

There are a lot of clichés about spoken word artists, especially those who rise up against all odds and make good with rhyme. Movies like “8 Mile,” “Slam,” and “Spoken Word” have turned Lemon Andersen’s life story into an institution, … Continue reading →

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Reggie Watts: Transition

Posted on September 7, 2008 by pica-blogger

Before the lights went down to signal the start of “Transition,” my friend asked me what we were about to see. I smiled and said something like, “It’s Reggie Watts, you just have to see it…” Unfortunately, that wonderful, indescribable* … Continue reading →

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