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  • Meet the Press: Dante Di Stefano in Conversation with Nicci Mechler of Porkbelly Press

    December 1, 2017

    DD: On your personal website, you have a great quote: “In a perfect world, Audre Lorde and Joseph Campbell would sit down over a few pints of Mudder’s Milk to speak about the way…

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  • Letter from Berlin #5 – Dancing on our own [by Kathleen Heil]

    December 1, 2017

      Photo credit: Anton Lang   Living in Berlin and being indifferent to electronic music is like living in Italy having never tried pasta: you're missing out on something fundamental to the culture if you…

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  • Not Night [poem by Patricia Carlin]

    December 1, 2017

    It’s not natural.  Not night,the hole inside the hole.This way, that way.No way.  Can you keep going?The sun keeps going.  Old, young, taking your footsteps.Tomorrow someone will ask,“Is this what she wanted?”And someone will answer“She…

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  • Epigraph of the Month: Tennessee Williams pays homage to Hart Crane

    December 1, 2017

    Tennessee Williams chose these lines as the epigraph for A Streetcar Named Desire:   And so it was I entered the broken world To trace the visionary company of love, its voice An instant…

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  • Letter from Berlin #4 (Suggested Listening) [by Rodney Wilhite]

    November 30, 2017

    Reading Kathleen's post, I was stricken by the moment of personal interaction with Anne Tismer, how we expect to maintain a comfortable distance from performers, and how moments when that distance is bridged can…

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  • Letter from Berlin #4 – This exchange [by Kathleen Heil]

    November 30, 2017

    the Volksbühne Berlin during the Sept 2017 action; photo: Paul Zinken/dpa Tino Sehgal's work draws on his training in experimental dance and economics to create what he calls “constructed situations.” Before the start of…

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