Next week, we’re doing something we’ve never done before.
Our new performance A THOUSAND WAYS (Part Two): An Encounter will premiere at the beloved Festival Theaterformen (July 2-12) in Braunschweig, Germany.  We will stay put, here in the United States, unable to travel to see this project come to life for the very first time.

Toi, toi, toi to Martine, Wolfram, Lena and the team at Theaterformen. We can’t wait to hear all about it.

(Stay tuned for updates on future life of A Thousand Ways).

We’ve made our very first (short) film.

Thanks to Onassis Foundation for commissioning us as a part of their ENTER series, a platform for artists to create new works during the COVID quarantine.

Take a look here. (And we recommend watching the other projects, too). Hope everyone is staying safe, and taking care of yourself and one another.

MANMADE EARTH returns home to a two-week run to Torn Space in Buffalo, NY.

“Without flash or shtick the cast creates a pressure-sealed lock on the room, where outside influence, prejudice, judgment and doubt struggle for air. It is amazing to feel the grace in listening, the power in eye-contact … Beyond all of their tropes, what implicates us as an (almost) passive audience is our ability to connect with these actors by merely being among them. This project is an exercise in civics, make no mistake, but it is also a dear love letter to theater. That in this room, for this hour, we get to float in space together as one. What a thrill.”
– BUFFALO NEWS

(And also, here’s the local news featuring several members of the cast.)

Into a week of early development rehearsals with Paul Zimet and Ellen Maddow of the Talking Band, as we build a new piece for Paul and Ellen to perform. Stay tuned in 2020 for more details about this new project.

How do you rehearse a project that is built for 1,000 strangers? We’re in rehearsals for 1,000 WAYS TO LISTEN. If you’re interested, sign up for one of the slots to come try it out. (Thank you to all the folks who have come in so far!)

We’re almost there! Thank you to Lumberyard Center for Film and Performance and Mount Tremper Arts for providing us with space and time to work on MANMADE EARTH. Next stop: Invisible Dog and the Crossing the Line Festival. Brooklyn here we come!