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‘The Base of the Labor Pyramid’ This past May Brazilian police officers and officials from the Ministry of Labor rescued a sixty-three-year-old woman from the private home where she had worked, without pay, benefits, or vacation time, for forty-seven years. The woman, who had cooked and cleaned for three successive generations of a family living outside the southern city of Porto […] https://www.nybooks.com/online/2023/09/17/the-base-of-the-labor-pyramid/
Rashaun Mitchell’s "Light Years" at New York Live Arts
Rashaun Mitchell’s “Light Years” at New York Live Arts
Rashaun Mitchell’s latest work, Light Years, is a sort of wordless play that dabbles in mythical archetypes, fashion, and full-bodied physicality. The piece, a quartet for dancers Silas Riener, Cory Kresge, Melissa Toogood, and Hiroki Ichinose, premiered at New York Live Arts last Wednesday night. With ethereal lighting by Davison Scandrett and a pulsing electronic score by Michael Beharie and…
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Neil Greenberg's "This" at New York Live Arts
Neil Greenberg’s “This” at New York Live Arts
Neil Greenberg’s latest work, This, is a carefully rendered study of presence and personality existing somewhere in the interstices between abandon and control. The piece, which recently premiered at New York Live Arts, was stripped of artifice and presented its performers as themselves, stewards of an exquisite sensory experience that unfolded over the course of an hour on a nearly bare stage.…
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