Attends! A THOUSAND WAYS (PART THREE): AN ASSEMBLY will be running in France through December. Via our friends at L’Atelline, you can experience the work in Pérols (October) Clapiers (November) and Murviel-lès-Montpelier (December). Allons-y!
We’re in residence in Arles, France for the next few months to begin development on a few upcoming projects – to be announced soon. In the meantime, we’re grateful for the time and space to be working on some new ideas. Stay tuned!
A Thousand Ways continues this summer and fall all over the world. Part Two will be running in Sydney, Australia at the Vivid Sydney Festival. Part Three will be popping up in Kosovo, Italy, and France. Please check our calendar for details, dates and ticket info.
Thanks to PAC NYC and all of you who came to see The Following Evening.
Thanks, Lauren Collins-Hughes & Jeanette Spicer, for this extensive feature & photo essay about Paul, Ellen, Abby, Michael and The Following Evening in the New York Times. (Oh, and if the shows are sold out at PAC, keep checking back as tickets are sometimes released last minute. Or follow us on social, and we’ll find a way to get you in.)
Landed here in Groningen, one of our homes-away-from-home for five preview performances of The Following Evening at the Noorderzon Festival. So great to finally get this work in front of audiences before we bring it home next year.
For the first time ever, all three parts of A THOUSAND WAYS are happening all at once. Thanks to the team of the Israel Festival in Jerusalem for pulling off this brave feat. Shalom.
(photo of Part Three by illustrious producer Sami Pyne)
We are grateful to be invited to speak at the Pennystamps Speaker Series at the University of Michigan. Michael and Abby (+ a very pregnant belly) will be giving a talk tonight to a mostly empty auditorium, so that it can be recorded and watched from the comfort of your own home. Here’s the link.
A Thousand Ways (Part Two): An Encounter is included on the “Best Theater of 2021” by the New York Times.
Check out the full list here!
Abby & Michael have been named “Most Creative People” in 2021 by Fast Company. Check out this story about A Thousand Ways and also be sure to look through the full list of totally awe-inspiring other humans doing all kinds of incredible things across a diverse range of fields, from art to design to voting rights to advocacy and technology.