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Coming (NOIR
Wallpaper: A Horror Story)
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Archives (2008 - 2005:
I, Object!
R.U.R.: A Futurist Folk Opera
Robot Parade
Hysteria: HYSTERIA
Chantecler)
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Archives (2004 - 1999:
Figaro Gets a Divorce
Les Mauvais Garcons
The Devil's Parole
IRS Training Video
Spring Awakening
Kirby
Battles of Coxinga)
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Adhesive Theater Project selected as Resident Company
of the New York City College of Technology
A co-production with Laura Peterson Choreography
To be presented in
The Voorhees Theatre, May 2009
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In the moments before his untimely demise, a Hollywood filmmaker perseveres to uncover
the identity of his soon to be murderer. NOIR
is a deconstruction of the Film Noir aesthetic told through movement, images, live music,
and heightened language.
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(More information about the production coming)
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A re-imagination of Charlotte Perkins Gillman's short story, The Yellow Wallpaper
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(Reading for Paper Beats Rock on April 13)
(More information about the full production coming)
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In association with Adhesive Theater Project
The Brick Theater, Inc. presents
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The Film Festival: A Theater Festival
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Created By:
Cory Einbinder,
Kalle Macrides,
and
Jared Mezzocchi
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Music By: Zak Engel
Stage Managment: Sarah Conyers
Props, Puppets and Costumes: Juliana Cope
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Featuring:
Brooke Boertzel,
Cory Einbinder*,
Talaura Harms*,
Christiaan Koop,
Kalle Macrides
and
Jared Mezzocchi
[* APPEARS COURTESY OF ACTORS EQUITY]
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BIOGRAPHIES and HEADSHOTS
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Description:
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It is very likely that I, Object!* is a story about three obsessive individuals and the objects
they keep. However, it may be that it's actually a story about objects and the people
they keep. Whichever perspective you take, I, Object!* unleashes the power of our everyday belongings
and asks the question, if we can't get rid of our possessions, who is really the possessed?
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[* WINNER OF
THE BRICK'S COVETED "Best Performance By An Inanimate Object" AWARD ]
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View the
I, Object! Preview Video
via flash (broadband)!
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Only three performances!
Saturday, June 14th at 9 pm
Sunday, June 15th at 2:30 pm
Thursday, June 19th at 10 pm
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General Admission $15
Get tickets via
The Brick - OvationTix or via
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TheaterMania
or call
212-352-3101 (NYC)
866-811-4111 (toll free)
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Adhesive Info:
Brick Info:
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718-596-2565
718-907-6189
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Directions!
575 Metropolitan Avenue
in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, NY 11211
between Union Avenue and Lorimer Street
(Take the L train to the Lorimer stop or the G train to the
Metropolitan stop and
The Brick Theater is a block away.)
Visualize this information via a Google Map
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View the
Post Card
Check out the
Newsletter
See
Review excerpts
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Written and Directed by Cory Einbinder
Music and Lyrics by Joel Griffin & Cory Einbinder
Based on the Play by Karel Čapek
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Choreography Cory Einbinder
Assistant Choreography Drae Campbell
Music Director Joel Griffin
Script Development and Dramaturgy Kalle Macrides
Stage Management Vinny Colombo
Filmography Raasa Leela de Montebello
Sculptural Design Saul Melman
Music Transcription Vinny Colombo
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Band Joel Griffin (Guitar & Theremin), David Tanklefsky
(Bass)
& Krishna Kerwar (Drums
& Percussion)
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Pre-show film "Robot Love" Alex Pleasant
Pre-show Robot music Norm Scott
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Featuring:
Max Arnaud, Peter Brown, David Eun, Talaura Harms,
Kalle Macrides, Alanna Medlock, Josh Mertz & Katarina Vizina
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This world premiere will blend Rock, Tango, Jazz and Punk music with
contemporary dance to re-imagine Karel Čapek's original 1921 classic,
R.U.R (Rossum's Universal Robots). Čapek's play that started
it all, introducing the word ROBOT into the world's lexicon and into our
fantasies, is reexamined for the 21st Century.
This project is sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts
Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs,
administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. (BAC).
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Performances:
Our Workshop Production of
R.U.R.: A Futurist Folk Opera
will be presented
On:
April 27, 28, 29 at 8:00 pm
May 5, 6 at 8:00 pm
May 7 at 7:00 pm
At:
Spring Theatreworks
25 Jay Street, 2nd Floor
D.U.M.B.O. (Brooklyn)
Take the F train to York Avenue or C train to High Street,
and walk on Jay Street towards the water (East River).
Visualize and Print this information via a Google Map
Suggested Donation: $5.
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Reservations:
Please send email to
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More Information:
718-596-2565
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View Scenes from the Workshop Production.
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BROOKLYN ROBOTS UNITE!!!
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Be a part of the first ever Robot Parade on Saturday, April 22,
at NOON at a
location near the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in
D.U.M.B.O. (Brooklyn). Whether you've got an old toy robot in
your attic or you've built a droid in your basement... Whether
you're a professional robotics engineer, an enthusiast, or just a
geek... Come join us and bring your mechanical friend.
Children welcome to bring their souped up soup-cans. Prizes will be
offered. This event is *FREE*
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ALL SUBMISSIONS WELCOME!!!.
Register or seek More Information via email to:
When registering, indicate the number and size of robots, number of humans
and whether any humans will be in costume.
View Scenes from the Robot Parade.
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By Jake Hooker
Directed by Cory Einbinder
Music and Lyric by Sam Shaffer
At The Stable, D.U.M.B.O. (Brooklyn)
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Featuring:
Cory Einbiner, Kalle Macrides, Melissa Mathis,
Sam Shaffer, &
Katarina Vizina
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Hysteria: HYSTERIA marked Adhesive's first excursion into
the realm of Dance Theater. Resident Playwright Jake Hooker created
the text of our piece, pasting together an amalgam of sources including
Sigmund Freud, Joseph Breuer, T.S. Eliot,
Charlotte Perking Gilman, Lucia Joyce, and Siegfried Sassoon,
among others. Artistic Director Cory Einbinder worked with the cast
to create the movement score. This production was presented in
association with .
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By Edmond Rostand
Translated by Kay Nolte Smith
Directed by Cory Einbinder
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Producer Alicia Arinella
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Art Director Diana Whitten
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Technical Director Todd Smith
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Assistant Director Shari Johnson
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Illustrators Jonathan Zeh, James Harley
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Lighting Designer ames Bedell
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Composers / Musicians Joel Griffin,
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Costume Designer Suzanne Chesney
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Rob Caruso, Damien Lennon (Ach! Baby)
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Special Projects Jeff Stark
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Puppet Master / Wing Builder Brian Matthews
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Publicist Joe Trentacosta
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Puppets / Costumes Christiaan Koop
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Script Editor Kalle Macrides
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Puppets Talaura Harms, Diana Whitten,
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Stage Manager Vinnie Colombo
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Cory Einbinder, Shari Johnson
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Technical Advisor Artie Stiles
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Featuring:
Drae Campbell, Charles Goonan. Talaura Harms,
Jessica Jolly,
Kalle Macrides, Josh Mclane, Alanna Medlock,
Madeline Muravchik,
Orion Taraban, and Aaron
Mostkoff Unger
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BIOGRAPHIES and HEADSHOTS
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Description:
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Chantecler, by Edmond Rostand, author of Cyrano de
Bergerac is an animal allegory about a rooster who believes that
his song makes the sun rise. 's
production investigated the themes of inspiration, finding our place in
society, and overcoming our greatest doubts and fears.
With our resident composer's 3 piece band performing an original score, 2
visual artists drawing the world of the play as it transpired, and 10 actors
playing over 100 characters using puppets, masks, and physical theater,
broke new ground in the theater by offering a uniquely live
experience for the whole family.
Director Cory Einbinder returned to this play 10 years after his critically
acclaimed first production, hailed as:
"gorgeously imaginative staging... artistic triumph of the year...
Cory Einbinder has reached into an enormous bag of tricks to give
this production an almost non-stop sense of whimsy." -- Citipaper
"Imagination abounds... Einbinder has to be commended on his witty,
atmospheric production." -- Philadelphia Weekly
"amazingly powerful... Cory Einbinder directs with imagination...
deserves to be seen by a much larger audience." -- Hats Off
Not seen in New York since it's original Broadway production in 1911,
this fresh translation brought back the poetry and vitality of the original
French. We celebrated the year of the rooster with this king of the
barnyard - Chantecler.
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Performances:
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Preview: April 28th - 8:00 pm
April 29th to May 22nd:
8:00 pm - Tuesdays through Saturdays
2:00 pm - Saturday Matinees
5:00 pm - Sundays
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At: Teatro LA TEA at Clemente Soto Valez Cultural
Center
107 Suffolk Street, 2nd Floor, Manhattan, 10002
(Between Delancey and Rivington, Lower East Side)
Appropriate for kids!!! - Enthralling for adults!!!
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See the POST CARD by Maria Gust
See excerpts of Reviews
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View Scenes from the Production.
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