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SUMMARY:"Look Out" by Sara Farrington
DESCRIPTION:Look Out is a ferocious piece of theatre set in 1999\, in which two teenagers\, Mara and Ruth Glass\, a drama kid and a punk loner\, are trapped inside the bedroom where their mother attempted suicide earlier that evening. Over the course of the play\, the girls un-puzzle the anti-feminist motivators behind their mother’s life and suicide\, evoking the portrait of a woman destroyed by society\, misogyny\, Hollywood\, and diet culture. As the girls await a phone call with news of their mom\, they unravel their very existence\, in turns playacting\, mimicking\, obfuscating\, blaming\, physically and verbally sparring — all of which has a double meaning in their world. Like two Cassandras\, they also predict the dark world approaching on “the other side of the century.” \nLook Out uses imagery and symbolism from Homer’s ODYSSEY\, Ginsberg’s HOWL\, Wharton’s ETHAN FROME\, 90s pop music\, and more\, in this feminist breakdown of death\, afterlife\, before-life\, entropy\, god\, meaning\, nihilism\, and finally\, a disturbing epiphany. \nSaturday\, September 19th\, at 7:30pm\, NACL invites audiences to witness a workshop presentation of the complete play\, followed by homemade soup and conversation with the artists. \nMore information at NACL.ORG.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/look-out-by-sara-farrington/
LOCATION:NACL\, 110 Highland Lake Rd\, Highland Lake\, NY\, 12743\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theatre | Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:NACL and Deep Water Lit Fest present Readings from THE OUTRAGE: A Queer Writers' Residency
DESCRIPTION:It’s time once again for the outing of The Outrage\, the third annual residency for queer writers at NACL\, led by C. Julian Jiménez (Yulan\, NY)\, who has assembled a cohort of remarkable artists to join him for a week of intensive writing and sharing\, culminating in a public presentation of new works. 2026 artists include Jiménez\, Jessica Charles\, AZ Espinoza\, Mark-Eugene Garcia\, Francesca Pazniokas\, reid tang\, and Garrett Zuercher. \nThe Outrage was born out of a need for a space where queer writers can be in community\, write\, and share with one another for intentional and honest feedback. Queer writers are often faced with the challenge of explaining Queerness before receiving tangible notes. The Outrage is an environment for craft exploration providing a safe space for risk-taking and the flowering of imagination. \nSaturday\, June 20th\, at 5:00pm\, in association with the DEEP WATER LIT FEST\, NACL invites audiences to the TUSTEN THEATRE in Narrowsburg\, NY for a public reading of works developed during the residency. \nMore information at NACL.ORG.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/nacl-and-deep-water-lit-fest-present-readings-from-the-outrage-a-queer-writers-residency/
LOCATION:Tusten Theatre\, 216 Bridge Street\, Narrowsburg\, NY\, 12764\, United States
CATEGORIES:Literary,Theatre | Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:"SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM" by CAROL performance group
DESCRIPTION:CAROL is a Brooklyn-based performance group led by the creative duo of Skye Fort and Mike Steele. Alongside a rotating team of collaborators\, they create new works of experimental theatre that face hard truths with humor\, poetry\, and an embrace of the bizarre. \nIn SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM a girl discovers she’s a chatbot. A boy commits a sacrifice in the name of electricity. A child tries to speak the language of God. And the datacenter keeps getting bigger and bigger. \nSynopsis: \nBetween 1927 and 1929\, Eugene O’Neil attempted to write a play concerning humankind’s loss of spirituality in the wake of rapid technological progress. He called it Dynamo. The play was terribly reviewed and ultimately failed at reaching the promise of its premise. In SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM DYNAMO SCREAM\, CAROL performance group revisits this text and brings it into the age of A.I. They deconstruct its elements\, scraping it for data in the mode of a large language model\, to understand what Eugene was attempting to say. Ultimately reduced to a series of algorithms\, the performance turns into a mash-up of movement opera\, nonsense poems\, and collaged images. Incorporating influences from The Legend of Kaspar Hauser\, the writings of Ray Kurzweil\, and science-fiction B-Movies\, the piece questions whether humanity can successfully separate itself from technology and\, if not\, should we all stop fighting the inevitable and start thinking\, acting\, and performing like the machines? \nSaturday\, May 30th\, at 7:30pm NACL invites audiences to witness excerpts from the play with a demonstration of design elements\, and discussion of themes and process. Homemade soup and conversation with the artists will follow the presentation. \nMore information and reservations at NACL.ORG.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/scream-dynamo-scream-dynamo-scream-by-carol-performance-group/
LOCATION:NACL\, 110 Highland Lake Rd\, Highland Lake\, NY\, 12743\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theatre | Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:"Line Up" by Kenneth Keng
DESCRIPTION:New York-based Filipino-Chinese playwright and performer Kenneth Keng makes work about falling in love with a culture devouring his own. Saturday\, May 9th\, Kenneth and his collaborators will present a staged reading of his new play\, Line Up at NACL in Highland Lake\, NY. Homemade soup and conversation with the artists will follow the presentation. \nLine Up is a full-length play about immigration\, colonialism and empire — specifically about how empires weaponize motherhood to drive the exploitation of women from poor nations. \nMore information and reservations at NACL.ORG
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/line-up-by-kenneth-keng/
LOCATION:NACL\, 110 Highland Lake Rd\, Highland Lake\, NY\, 12743\, United States
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SUMMARY:LUMINESCENCE II
DESCRIPTION:Shed your winter skin and re-ignite your vernal flame in this funhouse of laser light art and sonic boom-boom. LUMINESCENCE II will thrill you\, whether you sit slack jawed watching zebras on the moon or find yourself spiraling in an illuminated “dance-state” of ecstatic awareness. \nFeatured artists include psychedelic projectionist B. A. Miale (Tivoli\, NY) and soundscaper-deejay Catsilk Mountain (Hankins\, NY). \nBuilding on last year’s LUMINESCENCE\, a brilliant light and sound spectacular\, NACL presents an all-new immersive sensory experience. Attendees are encouraged to wear white or light clothing to become “part of the projection.”
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/luminescence-ii/
LOCATION:NACL\, 110 Highland Lake Rd\, Highland Lake\, NY\, 12743\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theatre | Performing Arts
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