New Reggie Watts Culture Pop Comic Dec 22, 2010
by Monique
Check out this sweet online comic about OtB alum Reggie Watts! Created by Seth Kushner, as part of the Culture Pop series. Be sure to flip through the whole story.
Check out this sweet online comic about OtB alum Reggie Watts! Created by Seth Kushner, as part of the Culture Pop series. Be sure to flip through the whole story.
We're settling in for the holidays around OtB, but before we take a break we want to help get you primed for our first performance of 2011, Radosław Rychcik's In the Solitude of Cotton Fields. Read on for some quick tidbits about the artist and the show!
Today a few of the firemen from our local Station 8 showed up to help wish Devolopment Director Ariel Glassman a happy birthday:
Following the close of Gloria's Cause its been announced that Dayna Hanson has been chosen as 1 of 50 artists in the US to receive $50,000 from the United States Artists Fellowship.
This past weekend On the Boards was honored to be invited to help Seattle's Canlis family celebrate the notion of generosity on the occasion of their restaurant's 60th anniversary. We were proud to have the work of our organization and the contibutions of performing artists recognized as generous and community building.
OtB's Charles Smith snapped a few shots of Josephine's Echopraxia (Marissa Niederhauser) during her intermission installation:
[Photos by Charles Smith]
We've got just the thing to brighten your holiday this year! A lonely Christmas song by OtB alum Young Jean Lee.
Some lyrics:
Quality online video of performance dance continues pop up all over the place - check out Motion Bank - a notation database for dance.
This Sunday night Catherine Cabeen and her collaborators will be throwing a party and fundraiser at Havana for Into the Void.
The trailer for Radoslaw Rychcik's In the Solitude of Cotton Fields is one of the best performance trailers that has come to OtB. Check it out:
What better time in history than in our currently tea drenched political landscape, littered with the detritus of the American Revolution, could choreographer Dayna Hanson find an audience willing to throw themselves overboard for an eccentric piece of choreographic historical revisionism?
The December issue of American Theatre Magazine includes a feature on OntheBoards.tv. Check it out:
A couple previews of Gloria's Cause have come out recently:
Here at OtB, we’ve been watching Gloria’s Cause develop for quite awhile and have been weighing in with our thoughts. Now we’d like to hear what you think. Here's a sampling of what's come through my inbox this morning: