Read about Gloria's Cause in the Seattle Times and Seattle Mag Nov 30, 2010
by Jessica
Learn more about the process of bringing Gloria's Cause to the stage in this Seattle Times preview, "Gloria's Cause looks at the forgotten figures of 1776."
Learn more about the process of bringing Gloria's Cause to the stage in this Seattle Times preview, "Gloria's Cause looks at the forgotten figures of 1776."
A few more reviews for How Can You Stay In The House All Day And Not Go Anywhere?:
"The Beautiful and Baffling Ralph Lemon" - The Stranger
Gloria's Cause weaves and warps untold stories and people from the American Revolution. Here's a glimpse at a few of the things you can expect to see during next weeks' world premiere:
Here's a pre-Thanksgiving, pre-opening of Gloria's Cause guide to Dayna Hanson! Watch for more information about Dayna, her company and this brand new work early next week.
Ralph Lemon’s new work, HOW CAN YOU STAY IN THE HOUSE ALL DAY AND NOT GO ANYWHERE? is an example of why I love live theater. Or live dance. Or live theatrical dance. His work is difficult to categorize which makes me enjoy it even more. He does not take anything for granted and is forever questioning and exploring.
This week's edition of ArtZone with Nancy Guppy features a preview of Gloria's Cause. Check out this sneak peek that was directed by Dayna Hanson and shot by Ben Kasulke:
The Friday, and Saturday performances of Ralph Lemon's How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? are SOLD OUT. We will be doing a small waiting list for any sold out shows.
I highly recommend reading the program notes and the writings provided by Ralph Lemon before watching the piece. It helps to provide context and abstractly/subconsciously make sense of the autobiographical puzzle.

Did you see the show last night? What did you think about Ralph's approach to movement and text? And how about those animals?
Leave your thoughts in the comments!
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Ralph Lemon
How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?
How Can You Stay In The House All Day And Not Go Anywhere?
Sometimes it's nice to stay home all day.
Check out what's been written about Ralph so far in Seattle and check back over the weekend to see the reviews!
We'll be hosting the Seattle installment of The A.W.A.R.D. Show! 2010 in January, but meanwhile the NYC version kicks off tonight and runs through Nov 20.
Reggie Watts (OtB alum and current OntheBoards.tv artist) spent the summer touring with Conan O'Brien and is being reunited with him on Conan's show tonight. Check your local listings and tune into TBS to catch Reggie in action. More info at teamcoco.com.
On the US tour of How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?, Ralph has done a few interesting interviews with the curators at other venues.
Here are a few quick things to note about Ralph Lemon to help prepare for his Northwest debut next week!
Every day of How Can You Stay... comes with a little something extra. Here's a look at what's happening each day of the run:
This past Sunday, the New York Times included a feature on Merrill Wright's new house designed by tom Kundig.
10/11 artist Catherine Cabeen recently went to the Walker for their Yves Klein retrospective as part of the research for her upcoming performance, Into the Void.
The Walker Art Center, a co-commissioner of Ralph Lemon's How Can you Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?, released a set of short videos to help give background for the show.