"Orchestrated mayhem and the excitement that ensues are the only predictable variables...Try as it may to maintain theatrical composure, this [event] always ends up degenerating, or exploding, into an all-out party." - Flavorpill

Performance Space 122's longest running series celebrates every minute of the past 30 years and kicks off the final season in the building as we know it.
Host & performance details coming soon.

WORLD PREMIERE
Mini-Festival: Theatre/Dance/Music/Art | Upstairs

Friday, October 1 -
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Friday & Saturday at 8PM
Party after the show both nights

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"A vivid, must-see achievement." - David Nichols, The Los Angeles Times

Performance Space 122 co-founder Tim Miller's sharp-knifed, saucy look at the State of the Queer Union during a time of trial! Careening from his sexy misadventures performing in 45 States, to Marriage Equality street protests, to the electoral assaults on gay folks all over the country, to his life as a grade-school flag monitor, to choking on cheap meat caught in his 10 year old gay boy's throat, Lay of the Land friskily gets at that feeling of gay folks being perpetually on trial, on the ballot, and on the menu! Lay of the Land is a "lay" in all kinds of ways: a sex-assignation, a queer citizenship map, and of course a narrative ballad with a recurrent refrain! (Miller's favorite way-down-the-list definition for "lay"!).

PLUS Tim Miller will lead a performance workshop intensive December 4 - 12 that will culminate in an original ensemble public performance Sunday, December 12 at PS122. Stay tuned for more details.



Supported in part by the National Performance Network

NY PREMIERE | Theatre, Solo Performance | Downstairs

Wednesday, December 1 -
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 7:30PM
Thursday Night Social: December 2

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"It's 1977. It's 1973. It's 1958. It's 1962. It's 1979. And I'm going to ask you the same damn thing people are always asking me, like 'how did you end up here?'"

now and nowhere elsecollides and crosses dance, theater, live music and video landing on an unbalanced plane of terra infirma. In this infirm no mans land where nothing is consciously accomplished. Time is nothing. Space is nothing. And now with eyes unblinking, the hell of the world is exposing itself.

Made in collaboration with Diane Madden, Joey Truman, Marit Sandsmark & Pål Asle Pettersen

Developed through a residency at Baryshnikov Arts Center and is a co-production of Touscene and RAS in Stavanger, Norway and is generously supported by Norsk Kulturrad, Fond for Lyd og Bilde, FFUK and Stavanger Kulturbyfond. Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest.

NY PREMIERE | Theatre, Dance | Upstairs

Wednesday, November 10 -
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM,
Sunday at 6PM
Thursday Night Social:November 11

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"Best dance of 2009" - David Velasco, Artforum (on Death Is Certain)

Seven performers re-imagine scenes from the 1980's film Poltergeist, or at least how Jack Ferver remembers it. Performed in Ferver's "hyper-reality" style, a tense and anxious Dance Play of the film classic acts as a metaphor for Ferver's personal experience with "Inner Child Work" in therapy. However the metaphor erodes and the performance gives way to a group therapy session, where the inner children of the performers are unleashed... and these children aren't all so sweet. As the adult performers are overtaken by their child selves, the audience finds themselves confronted with a much more horrifying spectacle than any horror movie could be.

Written and Choreographed by Jack Ferver
Performed by Benjamin Asriel, Reid Bartelme, Christian Coulson, Carlye Eckert, Jack Ferver, Michelle Mola, Breanna O'Mara
Dramaturgy by Josh Lubin-Levy, Original score by Calder Singer, Costumes by Reid Bartelme



Rumble Ghost is made possible with a generous space grant from Abrons Arts Center, Center for Performance Research and supported in part by TestPerformanceTest and The Jerome Foundation.

WORLD PREMIERE | Dance, Theatre | Upstairs

Wednesday, December 8 -
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM,
Sunday at 6PM,
LATE SHOW: Saturday at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: December 9

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"Hi, hello my love, I'm so happy you've called...I'm happy to hear your voice, I was missing you."
- Cosmin Manolsecu on the phone with Gabriela Tudor

"Inventive, relaxed and joyful" - Alex Leo Serban, Elle magazine (on Serial Paradise)

This two-part evening provides expressions of love & loss, heightened sensation, and the illusion of everyday life in Cosmin Manolescu's signature satirical style.

Part 1: superGabriela Choreography & performance: Cosmin Manolescu

Part 2: dreams.land Concept & artistic direction: Cosmin Manolescu, Performers: Camille Mutel & Litsa Kiousi

This performance is dedicated to Gabriela Tudor, and celebrates the launch of the Gabriela Tudor Foundation. www.gabrielatudor.ro

Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest

US PREMIERE in Two Parts | Dance | Upstairs

Thursday, November 4 -
Friday November 5, 2010
Thursday & Friday at 8PM
Thursday Night Social & Launch of the Gabriela Tudor Foundation: November 4

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"It's like an inner-spirit ventriloquism; the exchanges are real, her timing is perfect."
- Paper Magazine

Hatred, drugs, murder, spiders, old babies, secrets, psychic siblings, hexagonal twins, devil or grandma, presents, explosives, celebrities, strangers, revelations, and love are all on the menu for the Handbag Family Holiday Dinner.

Jibz Cameron (Dynasty Handbag) is a performance/video artist, musician and actor who lives and works in New York. Her work has been presented internationally from the dirtiest dives to the cleanest art houses and theaters. Dynasty Handbag performances have been heralded by the New York Times as "the funniest and most pitch perfect performance seen in years" and a "crackpot genius" by the Village Voice. She is the recipient of the 2007 Fresh Tracks Artist in Residency Award at Dance Theater Workshop and the 2008 recipient of the Franklin Furnace Fund grant for the performing arts, and the 2010 Mondo Cane! Commission. She is currently an adjunct professor of Performance Composition at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her second Dynasty Handbag record is due in the spring of 2011 on Lovepump United Records. She is proud to be cast in the ongoing role of "Agent Steph" in the live lesbian soap opera, Room For Cream.

WORLD PREMIERE | Theatre, Live Art, Solo Performance, Comedy | Upstairs

Wednesday, December 15 -
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM,
Sunday at 6PM,
LATE SHOWS: Friday & Saturday at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: December 16

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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"She is certainly intense, and she is certainly talented."
- John Rockwell, The New York Times

Every night I AM SAYING GOODNIGHT only to wake up in the morning longing for the smell of coffee and start all over again until exhausted I AM SAYING GOODNIGHT only to wake up in the morning longing for the smell of coffee.

Amanda Loulaki flirts with fatality and plays a pre-decided game. I AM SAYING GOODNIGHT is dreamier than our everyday life and harsher than our dreams.

Conceived and directed by Amanda Loulaki
Created and performed by Rebacca Brooks, Carolyn Hall, Becky Serrell, Pedro Osorio and Amanda Loulaki
Sound Score designed by Giorgos Kontos
Visual Context by Joanna Seitz
Lights by Jonathan Belcher

Amanda Loulaki was born and raised in Crete. Amanda Loulaki and Short Mean Lady, a project oriented company was formed in 2001. Amanda's choreography has been presented at Danspace Project, La MaMa, Dixon Place, PS 122, Joyce Soho, Dance New Amsterdam, The Kitchen, Dance Theater Workshop, 11th Biennale of artists of Europe and the Mediterranean, BucharEast.West International Dance Festival, The Mediterranean Contemporary Dance Platform, American Dance Festival and MIT. Amanda was selected for The Barnard Project in 2007 at DTW and was appointed Adjunct Associate Professor at Barnard College of Columbia University during the 2007 fall semester. Since 1998, Amanda has been the Programming Director at Movement Research, and has programmed the Improvisation Festival/NY.


Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest, The Jerome Foundation and Dance Theater Workshop's Suitcase Fund as part of the East/Central Europe Cultural Partnerships Program, with support from the Trust for Mutual Understanding.

WORLD PREMIERE | Dance | Upstairs

Wednesday, October 13 -
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM,
LATE SHOW: Saturday, October 16 at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: October 14

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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Presented in association with the New Museum and tbspMGMT

"One of the most genial survivors of the eighties avant-garde" - The New Yorker

"Mr. Houston-Jones clearly has a strong, sure sense of theater." - Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times

"There's no knowing if the upper hand is what either really wants." - Burt Supree, The Village Voice (on Them)

Ishmael Houston-Jones, whose intensely physical improvisations have been a staple of New York's contemporary dance scene for over three decades, sparked controversy in 1986 at Performance Space 122 with THEM. Made in collaboration with Dennis Cooper (text) and Chris Cochrane (music), this incendiary work addressed some of the many ways men could be with men. After a successful run of the work-in-progress at PS122 in 1985 the creators of THEM felt that the urgency of the AIDS epidemic demanded a presence in this piece about men with men. In the 1986 premier of the full-length version for six male dancers at PS122 Cooper read his own provocative words, and Cochrane played cacophonous electric guitar live; frequently violent and exhausting dance sequences, culminated in a horrific duet between Houston-Jones and an animal carcass on a dusty mattress. The production almost got PS122 shut down.

Through a reconstruction residency at The New Museum, the three creators have recast THEM with a new generation of male performers. Rehearsals of THEM at the New Museum culminate in a series of programs collectively titled THEM AND NOW, exploring the artistic impulses that propelled the creation of this "aggressive and vital" (Village Voice) performance work and its reconstruction 25 years later.

As part of PS122's 30th Anniversary Season, this ground-breaking piece is back and investigating its continuing relevance to dance and to social discourse in 2010.





'Them' is supported in part by TestPerformanceTest and developed through a residency at the New Museum

Photo courtesy of Dona Ann McAdams

ORIGINAL PREMIERE:
Performance Space 122, 1986
Dance, Theatre | Upstairs

Thursday, October 21 -
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM,
LATE SHOWS: Saturdays at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: October 21

$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
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THEM AND NOW
4 special events at the New Museum
leading up to the 2010 premiere of Them

Friday, September 24 at 7
"WINGING IT" IN HIGH HEELS AND A BLINDFOLD*

Friday, October 1 at 7
US V THEM: A Showcase of Young Improvisers

Friday, October 8 at 7
SOUND CHECK '86*

Thursday, October 14 at 7
DENNIS AND THE BOYS*

Prices vary, *discount available for Friends of Performance Space 122. More information

THEM TODAY
Open rehearsals of Them
September 22 - October 5
Free with New Museum entry

A blendwerk production
Presented in association with the Goethe-Institut New York

"Rarely has the illusion machine theater been deconstructed so superbly"
- TAZ (on Rashomon:: TRUTH LIES NEXT DOOR)

"Huber moves stylistically confident and admirably free between direction and set design as well as between reality and illusion." - Art Council of the City of Zurich

With its overlapping of Joseph Roth's novel, reality, and contemporary history, HOTEL SAVOY opens up a world between dream and reality in the history-laden and often unseen spaces of 1014 5th Avenue. Visitors become guests in the empty hotel and encounter past employees: an elevator operator, a young maid, the hotel barber, the concierge, and a barmaid. These gatekeepers lead us into remote corners of the building, into unreal hotel rooms and real salons still haunted by spirits of past occupants. Against the background of this surreal through-station for German exiles, visitors are faced with questions about their own heritage in these restless and unanchored times. Guests play the lead role in their brief stay at the Hotel Savoy.

Concept, Staging, Spaces: Dominic Huber
Artistic Collaboration, Dramaturgy: Anne Hoelck
Sound Design: Knut Jensen
Coaching, Collaboration Script: Lara Koerte

While studying architecture at ETH in Zürich Dominic Huber began working in the theatre. In 2000 he founded the company blendwerk with lighting designer Christa Wenger. In collaboration with the director Bernhard Mikeska, Huber conceptualized and produced a series of scenographically and technically complex performances (Rashomon, Ghosts, Marienbad) under the rubric mikeska:plus:blendwerk which were invited for guest performances by numerous theatrical venues, including Impulse and the Fajr Festival in Teheran. Along with his work as a set designer, Dominic has developed a series of installations and exhibitions. In 2005 he participated, at the invitation of Pro Helvetia, in the Forum for Young Theater Professionals at the Theatertreffen in Berlin. He acts as a thesis advisor for scenography students at Zürich's Hochschule der Kunste, and conducts a workshop for children in Berlin and Zürich as part of the Winterakademie. In 2008 he received a three-month stipend from the city of Zürich for a working stay in New York. Dominic Huber lives in Zürich and Berlin.

Photo by Paula Reissig

WORLD PREMIERE | Live Art | Offsite
All performances at 1014 Fifth Avenue, NY
The uptown site of the Goethe-Institut New York
(opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art)
MAP

Thursday, September 30 -
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Wednesday - Sunday 5:30 - 9:45
Thursday Night Social: September 30

Your personal journey through the hotel lasts approximately 1 hour*
Timed-entry tickets available for the following intervals: 5:30, 5:45, 6:00, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45, 7, 7:15, 8, 8:15, 8:30, 8:45, 9, 9:15, 9:30, 9:45

Tickets will go on sale soon
$25, $15 (student/senior), ONLY $11
with a PS122 Passport
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*LIMITED ACCESS:
Only 1 audience member enters the Hotel Savoy at a time. Due to the precise nature of the performance schedule, you must arrive at 1014 5th Avenue no later than 10 minutes prior to your reservation time in order to check in and use your ticket.
Please note that you may be asked to wait for up to 20 minutes in between arrival and entry. There is an indoor waiting area available.

2 site-specific reading installations
Presented in association with Crossing the Line

Hetero
written by Lachaud and directed by Arthur Nauzyciel

An all-male cast struggles with concepts of gender in modern society. Humorous and cynical, Hetero is a feminist argument that is, ironically, defined by men.

The Sea Museum
written by Darrieussecq, will be directed by Daniel Pettrow of the Wooster Group
A family flees their war-torn town, finding refuge in a delapidated marine life museum with a couple and a bizarre creature named Bella.

About Crossing the Line (September 10 - 27, 2010): Crossing the Line is FIAF's fall festival, conceived as a platform to present vibrant new works by a diverse range of transdisciplinary artists working in France and New York City. It is initiated and produced by FIAF in partnership with leading New York cultural institutions. www.fiaf.org.

Supported in part by Etant donnés, The French-American Fund for the Performing Arts, a Program of FACE

Hetero
Saturday, September 11 -
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Saturday - Tuesday at 7:30PM
Offsite - TBA

FREE - Reservation required.
Email hetero@ps122.org with your choice of date, full name, phone number and number of tickets you would like - maximum of 2 tickets per person.

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The Sea Museum
Saturday, September 18 &
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday & Sunday at 3PM
Offsite - The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel*
Atlantic Avenue at Court Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Nearest Transit:
Court St-Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5, M, R, W)
Bergen St (F, G)
Jay St (A, C, F)

FREE - Reservation required.
Email seamuseum@ps122.org with your choice of date, full name, phone number and number of tickets you would like - maximum of 2 tickets per person.

*Please wear sneakers or boots (no high heeled shoes). Please bring a flashlight. The public will climb down a manhole and walk on uneven ground. Please make sure you are capable of such activity.

Performance Space 122 invite you to our 30th Anniversary Season Launch Party
Putting the P and the Y in ART since 1980.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
GAWKER MEDIA ROOFTOP
6:30 - 10:30 PM
Hospitality sponsor: VBar St. Mark's, DJ John Pugh (Free Blood), Live Performance by Dynasty Handbag, Sunset, Cocktails...and more!

Raise a glass and raise the roof at PS122's 30th Anniversary Season kickoff.




VBar St. Mark's is located at 132 1st Avenue at St. Mark's Street

Location: 210 Elizabeth Street,
between Mercer and Spring

Tickets: $30 advance / $35 door
Limited availability.

Fall 2010 At-A-Glance:

Free Reading Installations Presented in association with Crossing the Line

Arthur Nauzyciel
HETERO
Saturday, September 11 - Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Saturday - Tuesday at 7:30PM
Offsite - TBC

Daniel Pettrow
THE SEA MUSEUM
Saturday, September 18 & Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday & Sunday at 3PM
Offsite - The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel*
Atlantic Avenue at Court Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Nearest Transit:
Court St-Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5, M, R, W)
Bergen St (F, G)
Jay St (A, C, F)


Both HETERO and THE SEA MUSEUM are FREE and open to the public.
Reservation required - Please email hetero@ps122.org or seamuseum@ps122.org with your choice of date, full name, phone number and number of tickets you would like (limit 2 per customer)

About Crossing the Line (September 10 - 27, 2010): Crossing the Line is FIAF's fall festival, conceived as a platform to present vibrant new works by a diverse range of transdisciplinary artists working in France and New York City. It is initiated and produced by FIAF in partnership with leading New York cultural institutions. www.fiaf.org
Supported in part by Etant donnes, The French-American Fund for the Performing Arts, a Program of FACE

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Dominic Huber
HOTEL SAVOY
WORLD PREMIERE
A blendwerk Production
Co-Presented by the Goethe-Institut New York and Performance Space 122

Offsite - All performances at the Goethe-Institut (1014 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY)
Thursday, September 30 - Sunday, October 31, 2010

With its overlapping of Joseph Roth's novel, reality, and contemporary history, HOTEL SAVOY opens up a world between dream and reality in the history-laden and often unseen spaces of 1014 5th Avenue.

Tickets for Hotel Savoy go on sale soon

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Fall 2010 AVANT-GARDE-ARAMA!
WORLD PREMIERE | Upstairs
Mini-Festival: Theatre | Dance | Music | Live Art | Multi-Media

Friday, October 1 - Saturday, October 2, 2010
Friday & Saturday at 8PM
Post-show party on Friday and Saturday nights

"Orchestrated mayhem and the excitement that ensues are the only predictable variables...Try as it may to maintain theatrical composure, [AGA] always ends up degenerating, or exploding, into an all-out party." - Flavorpill

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Amanda Loulaki and Short Mean Lady
I AM SAYING GOODNIGHT
WORLD PREMIERE | Upstairs
Dance

Wednesday, October 13 - Saturday, October 16, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM, LATE SHOW: Saturday, October 16 at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: October 14

"She is certainly intense, and she is certainly talented." - John Rockwell, The New York Times

Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest and The Jerome Foundation.

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Ishmael Houston-Jones, Chris Cochrane, Dennis Cooper
THEM
Original Premiere: Performance Space 122, 1986
Remounted and presented in association with the New Museum & tbspMGMT | Upstairs
Dance

Thursday, October 21 - Saturday, October 30, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM, LATE SHOWS: Saturdays at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: October 21

"One of the most genial survivors of the eighties avant-garde" - The New Yorker

Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest and developed through a residency at the New Museum

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Cosmin Manolescu & Serial Paradise Company
SUPERGABRIELA
US PREMIERE in Two Parts | Upstairs
Dance

Thursday, November 4 - Friday November 5, 2010
Thursday & Friday at 8PM
Thursday Night Social & Launch of the Gabriela Tudor Foundation: November 4
"Inventive, relaxed and joyful" - Alex Leo Serban, Elle magazine (on Serial Paradise)

Part 1: superGabriela Choreography & performance: Cosmin Manolescu
Part 2: dreams.land Concept & artistic direction: Cosmin Manolescu
Performers: Camille Mutel & Litsa Kiousi

This performance is dedicated to Gabriela Tudor (www.gabrielatudor.ro) SuperGabriela is supported in part by TestPerformanceTest.

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Iver Findlay
now and nowhere else
US PREMIERE | Upstairs
Theatre | Dance

Wednesday, November 10 - Sunday, November 14, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 6PM
Thursday Night Social: November 11

Artists: Iver Findlay, Marit Sandsmark with Diane Madden, Joey "the stab" Truman, Pål-Asle Pettersen, and Peter Warren.

Developed through a residency at Baryshnikov Arts Center and is a co-production of Touscene and RAS in Stavanger, Norway and is generously supported by Norsk Kulturråd, Fond for Lyd og Bilde, FFUK and Stavanger Kulturbyfond. Supported in part by TestPerformanceTest.

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PS122 GLOBAL (NOVEMBER)
Tour to Chelsea Theatre's Sacred Festival in London & the Contemporary Drama Festival in Budapest

Participating Artists include: Richard Maxwell, Reggie Watts, Temporary Distortion, Young Jean Lee, Reid Farrington and Sara Juli

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Jack Ferver
RUMBLE GHOST
WORLD PREMIERE | Upstairs
Dance | Theatre

December 8 - 12 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM, LATE SHOW: Saturday at 10PM, Plus Sunday at 6PM
Thursday Night Social: December 9

"Best dance of 2009" - David Velasco, Artforum (on Death is Certain)

Made possible with a generous space grant from Abrons Arts Center and supported in part by TestPerformanceTest and The Jerome Foundation.

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Tim Miller
LAY OF THE LAND
NY PREMIERE | Downstairs
Solo Performance

Wednesday, December 1 - Saturday, December 11, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 7:30PM
Thursday Night Social: December 2

"A vivid, must-see achievement." - David Nichols, The Los Angeles Times

plus
Performance Space 122 co-founder, Tim Miller, will lead a performance workshop intensive December 4 - 12 that will culminate in an original ensemble public performance Sunday, December 12 at PS122. Stay tuned for more details.

Supported in part by the National Performance Network (NPN)

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BROTHERS AND SISTERS AND MOTHERFUCKERS
A Dynasty Handbag Holiday Special
WORLD PREMIERE | Upstairs
Solo performance | Theatre | Live Art | Comedy

Wednesday, December 15 - Sunday, December 19, 2010
Wednesday - Saturday at 8PM, LATE SHOWS: Friday & Saturday at 10PM
Thursday Night Social: December 16

"It's like an inner-spirit ventriloquism; the exchanges are real, her timing is perfect." - Paper Magazine

 

Tickets
$20, $15 (students/seniors)

ONLY $11 with a PS122 Passport
Find out more

Michael Lederer is an éminence grise of his generation. After growing up in the ivory towers of New Haven and Palo Alto, the son of Stanford historian Ivo Lederer has lived a variety of lives. From squatting in a teepee in his twenties to rejuvenating the arts scene on the Adriatic coast, Lederer has a refreshingly unique perspective on the highs and lows of contemporary living, examined in his first dramatic work Mundo Overloadus. At a time when we see the world through screens of our monitors and mobiles and mp3 players, Lederer lifts our social shields and tackles the trials of our 24-hour world in the play's premiere.

Running time: 90 minutes

Sept 7-12 2010
Tue-Sat 8pm, Sat + Sun 2pm $18, $12 (students/seniors)

Is your house getting cluttered with messy gadgets and wires? Wash 'em out with Performance Space 122's first annual gadget wash. Performance Space 122 is collecting your used gadgets to resell and use toward our end of fiscal year giving campaign.

UPDATE: We've received over $1000 in your gadget pledges! The drive continues through August 1st so please continue to send us your gadgetry.

All donations are tax-deductible for their resale value. PS122 will provide resale documentation upon request. Check with your accountant for your personal eligibility.

Check out Take the Handle's video series "Gadget or No Gadget" designed to help PS122 refine our definition of gadgethood:

EXTENDED: June 23 - September 15

Donations of cell phones, cameras, PDA's, laptops etc are accepted by mail or in person or email alex[at]ps122.org to arrange a pickup.

Dropoff/Mailing Address:
Gadget Wash 2010
c/o Alex Reeves
Performance Space 122
150 First Ave
New York, NY 10009

Please visit our Support page to learn more about the Challenge campaign.