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Chris Cunningham
Latest News on Chris Cunningham:
STORYHILL Announced at Ellen Theatre (Nov 12, 2021)
Photo Flash: Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA (Sep 14, 2018)
Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA (Sep 13, 2018)
STORYHILL Announced at Ellen Theatre (Nov 12, 2021)
Photo Flash: Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA (Sep 14, 2018)
Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA (Sep 13, 2018)
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STORYHILL Announced at Ellen Theatre
Storyhill, the modern folk duo with Bozeman roots, performs for Ellen Theatre audiences on Dec. 8 at 7:30 PM. Hometown favorites Chris Cunningham and John Hermanson celebrate over 30 years of performing together, charting on Billboard and receiving critical acclaim.
Storyhill, the modern folk duo with Bozeman roots, performs for Ellen Theatre audiences on Dec. 8 at 7:30 PM. Hometown favorites Chris Cunningham and John Hermanson celebrate over 30 years of performing together, charting on Billboard and receiving critical acclaim.
Photo Flash: Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA
Medicine Show Theatre has opened Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in more than a decade
Medicine Show Theatre has opened Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in more than a decade
Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
CALIGULA Comes to The Medicine Show Theatre
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
CALIGULA Comes to The Medicine Show Theatre
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Medicine Show Theatre Presents CALIGULA
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's gorgeous, provocative classic in the first production in New York City in a decade. It is a tour de force of perverse humor with splashes of vulgarity, vaudevillian tendencies and, the central figure himself: Caligula; a wild, unfettered leader of Shakespearean dimension. Sound like someone we know? Mark J. Dempsey, directs.
CALIGULA Comes to The Medicine Show Theatre
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Medicine Show Theatre presents Caligula, Albert Camus's stunning, provocative play about an insane, narcissistic dictator wreaking havoc on his embattled nation.
Williams Street Repertory Sets Cast for Summer Run of GUYS AND DOLLS
Williams Street Repertory, McHenry County's only professional theater company, presents Broadway's toe-tappingly fun romantic musical!
Williams Street Repertory, McHenry County's only professional theater company, presents Broadway's toe-tappingly fun romantic musical!
Williams Street Repertory Sets Cast for Summer Run of GUYS AND DOLLS
Williams Street Repertory, McHenry County's only professional theater company, presents Broadway's toe-tappingly fun romantic musical!
Williams Street Repertory, McHenry County's only professional theater company, presents Broadway's toe-tappingly fun romantic musical!
BWW Review: BELLA GAIA - A Poetic Vision of Earth From Space
BELLA GAIA - A Poetic Vision of Earth From Space is a multi-dimensional musical and visual concert experience created by Kenji Williams that emotionally reconnects us - to each other and to our planet - by offering an extraordinary view of earth as one people, one world.
BELLA GAIA - A Poetic Vision of Earth From Space is a multi-dimensional musical and visual concert experience created by Kenji Williams that emotionally reconnects us - to each other and to our planet - by offering an extraordinary view of earth as one people, one world.
Entries for 2017 Prix Ars Electronica are Now Being Accepted
The 2017 Prix Ars Electronica has begun accepting entries. The deadline is March 4th for submitting works to this year's four categories: Computer Animation / Film / VFX, Digital Musics & Sound Art, Hybrid Art, and u19 - CREATE YOUR WORLD.
The 2017 Prix Ars Electronica has begun accepting entries. The deadline is March 4th for submitting works to this year's four categories: Computer Animation / Film / VFX, Digital Musics & Sound Art, Hybrid Art, and u19 - CREATE YOUR WORLD.
BWW Review: GOODNIGHT MOMMY Is a Thoughtful, Visceral Thriller
Let's start by noting that GOODNIGHT MOMMY is not just another weird foreign film testing the creepiness factor of twins. Though it is definitely weird, it does feature twins and they are pretty creepy. (Just check out the poster.)
Let's start by noting that GOODNIGHT MOMMY is not just another weird foreign film testing the creepiness factor of twins. Though it is definitely weird, it does feature twins and they are pretty creepy. (Just check out the poster.)
Submissions Accepted For the 2015 Prix Ars Electronica Prize; Deadline 3/6
The Prix Ars Electronica has begun accepting entries. The deadline is March 6th. This year's competitive categories are Computer Animation / Film / VFX, [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant, Hybrid Art, Digital Musics & Sound Art, and u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD. Plus, all previous winners of a Golden Nica will vote online to select the 2015 recipient of the Visionary Pioneers of Media Art award. Once again, winners receive the coveted Golden Nica statuette or a grant from voestalpine, prize money of up to €10,000 per category, and an opportunity to make a high-profile appearance at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz. The Prix Ars Electronica's continuity, its global reach and reputation, the several thousand participants it attracts each year and, by no means least of all, the caliber of its jurors have combined to make this one of the world's foremost arbiters of outstanding achievement in the media arts. Entries to the 2015 Prix Ars Electronica are accepted underhttp://www.aec.at/prix/en/.
The Prix Ars Electronica has begun accepting entries. The deadline is March 6th. This year's competitive categories are Computer Animation / Film / VFX, [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant, Hybrid Art, Digital Musics & Sound Art, and u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD. Plus, all previous winners of a Golden Nica will vote online to select the 2015 recipient of the Visionary Pioneers of Media Art award. Once again, winners receive the coveted Golden Nica statuette or a grant from voestalpine, prize money of up to €10,000 per category, and an opportunity to make a high-profile appearance at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz. The Prix Ars Electronica's continuity, its global reach and reputation, the several thousand participants it attracts each year and, by no means least of all, the caliber of its jurors have combined to make this one of the world's foremost arbiters of outstanding achievement in the media arts. Entries to the 2015 Prix Ars Electronica are accepted underhttp://www.aec.at/prix/en/.
Center for Communication at SVA Theatre Presents Free Media Seminars, Now thru 3/19
SVA Theatre is presenting three free media seminars this month. Check out more information on each one below!
SVA Theatre is presenting three free media seminars this month. Check out more information on each one below!
Center for Communication at SVA Theatre to Present Free Media Seminars, 3/6-19
SVA Theatre is presenting three free media seminars this month. Check out more information on each one below!
SVA Theatre is presenting three free media seminars this month. Check out more information on each one below!
Memorabilia Charity Art Exhibition Opens Today
From Bill and Ben to Buzz Lightyear, Barbie to My Little Pony, Rubik's Cubes to Wombles, Elvis to Adam Ant, and everything in between! Norlington Road Studios in East London hosts an exhibition of Art and Artefacts based on Childhood Memories, Nostalgia and Memorabilia in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
From Bill and Ben to Buzz Lightyear, Barbie to My Little Pony, Rubik's Cubes to Wombles, Elvis to Adam Ant, and everything in between! Norlington Road Studios in East London hosts an exhibition of Art and Artefacts based on Childhood Memories, Nostalgia and Memorabilia in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Memorabilia Charity Art Exhibition is Presented, July 6
From Bill and Ben to Buzz Lightyear, Barbie to My Little Pony, Rubik's Cubes to Wombles, Elvis to Adam Ant, and everything in between! Norlington Road Studios in East London hosts an exhibition of Art and Artefacts based on Childhood Memories, Nostalgia and Memorabilia in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
From Bill and Ben to Buzz Lightyear, Barbie to My Little Pony, Rubik's Cubes to Wombles, Elvis to Adam Ant, and everything in between! Norlington Road Studios in East London hosts an exhibition of Art and Artefacts based on Childhood Memories, Nostalgia and Memorabilia in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Bryon Wein, Jared Bernstein, et al. Set for Hamptons Institute Symposium, 7/15-17
From July 15 through July 17, The Hamptons Institute will host a 3 day symposium consisting of six sessions over the course of the weekend, interspersed with informal dinners and lunches for participants and sponsors of the program. Conversations feature prominent commentators and thought leaders on a range of topical issues.
From July 15 through July 17, The Hamptons Institute will host a 3 day symposium consisting of six sessions over the course of the weekend, interspersed with informal dinners and lunches for participants and sponsors of the program. Conversations feature prominent commentators and thought leaders on a range of topical issues.
Cornelia Street Cafe Hosts Heavy Favorites 11/9
Heavy Favorites plays Tues., Nov. 9th Featuring Lindsey Horner - bass, Jimmy Cozier - saxophone, Tom Rainey - drums and Neal Kirkwood - piano
Heavy Favorites plays Tues., Nov. 9th Featuring Lindsey Horner - bass, Jimmy Cozier - saxophone, Tom Rainey - drums and Neal Kirkwood - piano
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