New York Live Arts Live Feed: Carlos Soto to Present Sneak Peek of EVERYTHING ALRIGHT

Director/Designer Carlos Soto presents Everything Alright as part of New York Live Arts' residency program, Live Feed in Progress. Soto's new work is a musical theater work that follows a group of people faced with the intrusion of a visitor. The piece revolves around infinite variations of views and values centered on a traumatic event. In the formlessness of the ensemble, characters rotate and no single person plays one role throughout, blurring chronology and place.

New York Live Arts' Live Feed, a creative residency program supporting the development of new work, is one of the three development programs offered by the organization. Informal public showings followed by a discussion with the artists, offer a sneak peek into each resident artists' process and ideas before they hit the stage. The 2016-2018 Live Feed artists are DANCENOICE, Jack Ferver, Joanna Kotze, Carlos Soto, Paloma McGregor, and Walter Dundervill.

Carlos J. Soto is a director and designer based in New York. His piece GIRLMACHINE, created in collaboration with Charles Chemin, premiered at Performa 09 and was presented in Paris by the American University of Paris. Pig Pig Pig (2010) was performed at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. In 2011, Soto was featured in an evening of works curated by Robert Wilson for Works & Process at the Guggenheim Museum, NY. In 2013, Pace Gallery, NY, exhibited video work by Soto created in residence at Willem De Kooning's studio in Springs, NY.

WHAT: Everything Alright, a musical theater work
WHO: Carlos J. Soto
WHEN: February 3 & 4, 6PM
WHERE: New York Live Arts Studios
219 West 19th Street, NYC
Tickets: 212-924-0777
Tickets: $8/Free for Members

Located in the heart of Chelsea in New York City, New York Live Arts is an internationally recognized destination for innovative artistry. New York Live Arts produces and presents dance, music and theater performances, offers an extensive range of participatory programs for adults and young people, supports the continuing professional development of artists and serves as home for the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company.