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NINE NEW PLAYS & HOT DOGS!!!! Hot dog! Get to it and see the show like it has never been before! Rally the folks ya know from Illinois 'cause this is your chance see TWO Chicago Neos, John & Mary, AND Marta Rainer in the ensemble, together for 1 weekend only! Not to mention Chicago dogs each night and our always alluring attempt to crank out 30 plays for you in an hour. For your listing pleasure here are the nine new ones (oh and 9 just like in Chicago this week): - Abigail and the Norma Kamali Jacket by Mary F
- Numerologically 1 by Marta R
- Portrait of a Neo-Futurist as a Neo-Futurist by Mary F
- Life Inside My Head: Random Crazy Moment #19 (an Opera spontaneously composed entirely in 1 min 17 seconds while walking down the dark streets of New York) by Borg
- You Can Have My Fingers When You Pry Them from My Cold, Dead Hands (a play) by Joey R
- Deficiency by Marta R
- you only need 1 reason NOT to casually date God. by John R
- Don't Look Back! by Rob N
- And if you were me in 1993 by Jeffrey C
That's what it is der, so grab some beers or a bears fan or both and head on down to the show! Don't let the robots deter you. Labels: bears, chicago, hot dogs, neo-futurism, robots
Brit and OJ you make me sad in a freaky snuggle bear kind of way. I say, 'Fuck Kid Nation'; but I am a little intrigued. And this weekend, we've got some new tastiness for you, my friends. Get out to Too Much Light. See 10 new plays. That's 1060 plays total since 2004. Here what's going in now: - Ira Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread by Justin Tolley
- Three heads are better than... by Eevin Hartsough
- Where's Joey? or Existential Waldo by Ryan Good
- Non-celebrity Death Match (if by "Death Match" we mean a competition which has nothing remotely to do with death) #1 by Eevin Hartsough
- I'm watching you, asshole by Justin Tolley
- Panic Update by Joey Rizzolo
- Metaphors: ryan goes off eevin jumps to & jenny takes one, one slow one straight by Rob Neill
- before it floats away I try to remember it all... by Joe Basile
- B f F!!! by Jenny Williams
- News by Eevin Hartsough
Keep on Movin' On. Neo-Futuristically, Rob Labels: brit, celebrity, kid nation, move on, neo-futurism, oj, snuggle, theater
Global Entrance Stage Abstract, August 31st & September 1st
Thursday, August 30, 2007
This is my first blog post on the nyneo blog! Yea! I made it a lot more complicated than it needed to be. Yea! I still can't figure out how to bold some text. Boo! I tried ctrl B and apple B, but still nothing. Boo! But the blogging must go on, bold or not. Yea! So just pretend what you wish was bold text actually was bold text. Yea! We cut 11 plays. We picked 11 new ones. Yea! * The Biggest Room in the World Is Room for Improvement by Sarah Levy * A Very Neo Medieval Times (No Dinner, Just a Tournament, and Even That Is Perhaps Lacking in Some of the Grandeur of the Original): Or, Prepare to be Underwhelmed by Sarah Levy * Positive Self-Identity Construction for the Recently Undead by Justin Tolley * wrap it up by Jeffrey Cranor * Imaginary close-up montage from Untitled Apocalypse Movie project by Rob Neill * Neo-Frank Gehry by Jeffrey Cranor * Passing through the vast space between then and please by Rob Neill * Pop Quiz: The Previous Play by Jeffrey Cranor * No-Frills Debate #1: Can This Play In Fact Be About Nothing? by Rob Neill * Daily Zombie Affirmation #1: Goodbye Darkness! Hello Sun! by Justin Tolley * I love you Coney Island just the way you are: a visual homage by Erica Livingston Yea! Come check 'um out! Labels: neo-futurism, theater, ~
You can't April-fool us, March!
Thursday, March 29, 2007
 April Fool's Eve approacheth, and we are not fooled by your 70-degree weather yesterday, Mr or Ms Spring! We left our homes today in jackets and wool caps and hoodies and even some SCARVES and GLOVES! [ audible gasp ]
No, sir or ma'am. You don't fool us one bit. It's still cool out.
On the flip side, the Kraine is warm and full of truth (and by truth, we mean "plays" (and by plays, we mean "30 of them, in 60 minutes)). We had 7 (seven) new plays this week:
- 'Cause I try and I try and I try and I try (Eevin Hartsough)
- Why everyone sitting here tonight should rush home and write a letter to Charles Schumer at 757 3rd Ave, Suite 17-02 NYC 10017 about their overwhelming support of Bill S-3893 to fix antiquated tax code that blocks thousands of performing artists from deducting costly business-related expenses. (Erica Livingston)
- Morning Ritual (Joe Basile)
- Stairway to Manhood (Ryan Good)
- Knives in a Play (Claudia Alick)
- Unleash The Bucket Insurgency (Rob Neill)
- Sadie Hawkins (Eevin Hartsough)
And did you know that Eevin plays the ukelele? Well, she does. She even recorded THIS SONG for us late last night to help us learn one of the plays. (Did you know some of our plays are musicals? Oh. You did. Well, now you double-know it. Tell it to the judge, buddy.) Labels: april fools, charles schumer, gloves, neo-futurism, scarves, theater, ukelele
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