Aug 10, 2016
From Episode #10- Text and Music, the model Adriaan Van Aken uses to guide his work with Het Nieuwstedelijk in Belgium. Based on the work of Elizabeth LeCompte of The Wooster Group in NYC.
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From Episode #10- Text and Music, the model Adriaan Van Aken uses to guide his work with Het Nieuwstedelijk in Belgium. Based on the work of Elizabeth LeCompte of The Wooster Group in NYC.
Great night seeing @thewoostergroup The Town Hall Affair last night. All performers riveted in their stillness, actions and all aspects of presence. Uniquely Wooster Group show. Funny, weird, timely, out of time, evocative and provocative. #MauraTierney held her own with #katevalk #arifliakos #scottshepherd #gregmehrten. #elizabethlecompte and company continue to entertain and keep us theater goers on our toes.
The Wooster Group's WHITE HOMELAND COMMANDO (excerpt). Screening Sunday, Feb 7 at 356 Mission followed by a discussion with Kate Valk, Elizabeth LeCompte, and Lewis Klahr. "The plot centers on the infiltration of a white supremacist cult by a special unit of the police force. Written for the company in 1987 by Michael Kirby, the teleplay is a Structuralist narrative that interweaves the story of eight characters-four cops and four white supremacists-and mixes experimental theater strategies with the aesthetics of popular crime shows like Kojak and Hill Street Blues." #TheWoosterGroup #KateValk #ElizabethLeCompte #LewisKlahr #SuperbowlAlternatives (at 356 S. Mission Rd)