Zoe Scofield and Juniper Shuey grapple with trauma in A Crack in Everything.
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The Realest of the Real
Kyle Abraham Tackles Authenticity and Identity
Choreographer Kyle Abraham tackles notions of authenticity and identity.
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A Festival of Funny
The Comedians You Cannot Miss at this Year’s Bridgetown Comedy Festival
The names you cannot miss at this year’s Bridgetown Comedy Festival.
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Capeless Crusaders
Stumptown’s Indie Agenda
Stumptown Comic Fest changes venues, but stays true to its roots.
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Thinking Outside the Book
It’s “Wordstock,” Not “Wordbook.”
It’s “Wordstock.” Not “Wordbook.”
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Tick, Tock
Time’s Running out on TBA
A mid-festival check-in with the Time-Based Art Festival.
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Raise the Rufus
Acclaimed Singer/Songwriter Rufus Wainwright Opens PICA’s TBA Festival
Talking divas and Justin Bieber with Rufus Wainwright.
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Introducing TBA:10
Cathy Edwards, Washington High School, Mike Daisey, and More
The Mercury‘s Guide to the 2010 Time-Based Art Festival.
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Against War in 360 Degrees
The Wooster Group Installs Themselves at TBA
The legendary Wooster Group installs themselves at TBA.
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A Chance Encounter
Jérôme Bel, Merce Cunningham, and Cédric Andrieux
Jérôme Bel continues his exploration of what it takes to be a dancer with Cédric Andrieux.
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Beyond Godot
The Gare St. Lazare Players Adapt Beckett’s Prose for the Stage
The Gare St. Lazare Players adapt Beckett’s prose for the stage.
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Controlling the Interface
Mike Daisey on Steve Jobs and Your iPhone’s Dirty Little Secret
Mike Daisey on Steve Jobs and your iPhone’s dirty little secret.