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Sheri Graubert in Richard III. Photo by Jonathan Slaff Richard III: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot Drilling Company Theatre
Thur, Aug 15- Sat, Aug 17
Commemorating the fact that the bones of Richard III were recently found in an English parking lot, The Drilling Company presents Shakespeare's tragedy of the crook-back king in the Municipal Parking Lot at the corner of Ludlow and Broome Streets. See the final dates of the production dedicated to Richard A. Harden (d. 2011), a director of The Drilling Company who loved theater that posed political questions.
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Labyrinthitis at Eyebeam Eyebeam Art + Technology Center
Fri, Aug 16 In what could be the most unusual sensation of the summer, Jacob Kirkegaard presents an interactive sound piece consisting entirely of tones generated within his inner ear, which in turn spark audible emissions (Tartini tones) within the audience's own ears.Sound blends with science at this performance inside a floating cube within Eyebeam's main gallery. The Danish artist is also part ofSoundings: A Contemporary Score at MoMA. |
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