Poem written by Donna Zephrine Directed by Jeremy Karafin & Kelly Teaford Narration by Stacey Bell & Jenny Pacanowski Audio Production, Engineering, & Sound Design by Ray Archie of Brooklyn Sound Lab Animation by Nico Schiavone Produced by Poetic Theater Productions, Kindred Tone, and Notes to the Soul
Through poetry, song, media, and movement Vanessa Rappa and Poetic Theater Productions presents a theatrical experience that sets the audience members in the middle of a dreamscape. Somewhere strange yet familiar, the piece explores isolation, abandonment, and the search for connection, beauty, and certainty. A choreopoem in structure, audiences will follow a being who re-enters
Poetic Theater Productions and Musical Theatre Factory created a portal through adrienne maree brown’s NY Times bestselling book Pleasure Activism through words, voices, and movement. Calling back to our 2019 collaboration Feeling Good, this 2021 virtual event gathered interdisciplinary artist-activists who center pleasure in their work. This ritual featured the talents of Troy Anthony, Aya Aziz, Truth Bachman, é Boylan, April
At the October 2017 Audio Engineering Society’s national convention in New York, HEAR Now presented a special ‘reading’ of Shakespeare MacBeth Act IV, Scene 1, while at the same time shaping some staging around a binaural microphone head, that plays with proximity, intensity, and arrangement. The result was a combination of live theatre-going and full-cast audio
For the first time ever, New York City Ballet Principals Amar Ramasar and Andrew Veyette choreographedwithin the context of an immersive theatrical experience: an exclusive, invite-only, dance event uniquely staged within aprivate mansion (www.birdhousebrooklyn.com) in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. “NYC Ballet Principals Set for Private, Immersive Dance Event CHRYSALIS in Brooklyn“ – Broadway World The setting
HEAR Now Festival we presented a special “reading” of Act IV, Scene 1 of Shakespeare’s MacBeth.The performance, inspired in part by the recent Tony winning Broadway show “The Encounter,” featured a Soundman dummy “head” with 2 DPA mono omni-directional capsules. The co-directors took special care to create the actor’s staging around the binaural microphone head, which considered the proximity, intensity, and location arrangement. Sound design elements were added to the
