Sarah Provost and Lake Simons:
ELECTRIC BATHING

Performances:
March 9, 10, 11, 2012 @ 7pm

ELECTRIC BATHING
Conceived and Created by Sarah Provost and Lake Simons:

Nice Blog Post for “Electric Bathing”

Coney Island circa 1910. Two garment factory workers escape from respectability into a world of fantasy where shirtwaists become kites, fans transform into seagulls, hatboxes are rides, spools of thread are anchors, and ropes are the ocean tide.

Marc Wolf and Robert Westfield
THIS BLESSED PLOT

Performances Friday-Sunday
March 16 & 17, 2012 @ 8PM
March 18, 2012 @ 3PM

THIS BLESSED PLOT
Conceived and Written by Marc Wolf and Robert Westfield

From the Roman Forum to Zuccotti Park… Wolf and Westfield take the battle of Central Park, fought between Robert Moses and Joe Papp in 1959, to explore the never-ending struggle over Public Space.

Meg Gibson
EXIT / INTERVIEW

Performances:Thursday-Saturday
March 23 & 23, 2012 @ 8PM
March 24, 2012 @ 2PM & 8PM

Conceived and Written by Meg Gibson

New York City 1968 – Jane Jacobs, mother, urban theorist and downtown activist has successfully defeated Robert Moses. She’s the toast of the town. But with two sons coming of age and the Vietnam war escalating, she’s forced to make a choice: stay in America or move to Canada.

BLIND SPOT
Leonora Loeb

Artist Reception: Thursday, March 29, 2012 6-9PM
Also Open to the Public: Friday & Saturday
March 30 & 31, 2012 2-6PM

BLIND SPOT
Conceived and Created by Leonora Loeb

A presentation of a series of videos and projections that collage urban images. This installation clashes scale- from diorama to larger than life- where inauthentic documentation reveals traces of a workspace’s history of ideas.

ALL PERFORMANCES ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC

More info: www.leonoraloeb.com

Performances & Installation at:
Mabou Mines’ Studio
150 First Avenue
(Corner 9th St. – 2nd floor)
New York, NY

Generous support for Mabou Mines/Suite is provided by the Jerome Foundation, and with public support from the City of New York Department of Cultural Affairs & Materials for the Arts.