Grantee Calendar: March 2012
Events supported by an LMCC Grant
March 2, 2012
Theater | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Keep it Movin’ Productions — MCAF 2011 Grantee Una Osato’s new play “LOL: The End” at Frigid Festival
7:00PM
LOL: The End the greatest disaster in the world! Come to a place where tragedy meets absurdity. A funny and physical look at natural and human-made disasters through the eyes of three clowns. LOL: The End Performed by award winning playwright/performer Una Aya Osato, in collaboration with Michi Osato and Yoshimasa Osato.
March 4, 2012
Theater | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Keep it Movin’ Productions — MCAF 2011 Grantee Una Osato’s new play “LOL: The End” at Frigid Festival
7:00PM
LOL: The End the greatest disaster in the world! Come to a place where tragedy meets absurdity. A funny and physical look at natural and human-made disasters through the eyes of three clowns. LOL: The End Performed by award winning playwright/performer Una Aya Osato, in collaboration with Michi Osato and Yoshimasa Osato.
March 6, 2012
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
8:30PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
March 8, 2012
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
6:30PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
Theater | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Theatre Askew — Homo Alone / Busted
7:00PM
As part of Theatre Askew’s Homo Alone series of solo performances by queer artists, Busted recounts the events surrounding Bianca Leigh's arrest for alleged solicitation against the backdrop of the “Black Monday” stock market crash of 1987.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup — Prolegomena II
7:30PM
Co-produced by Triskelion Arts, in association with Joyce SoHo, R. Prolegomena II features new compositions for movement, stop-motion mural animation, and soundscapes created as part of an ongoing exploration of camera obscura techniques and a fascination with inner and outer spaces.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Pamela Tanowitz — Untitled (The Blue Ballet)
8:00PM
Choreographer Pam Tanowitz collaborates with renowned new music ensemble FLUX Quartet, putting her new choreography to avant-garde composer Morton Feldman's challenging String Quartet #1.
March 9, 2012
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup — Prolegomena II
7:30PM
Co-produced by Triskelion Arts, in association with Joyce SoHo, R. Prolegomena II features new compositions for movement, stop-motion mural animation, and soundscapes created as part of an ongoing exploration of camera obscura techniques and a fascination with inner and outer spaces.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Pamela Tanowitz — Untitled (The Blue Ballet)
8:00PM
Choreographer Pam Tanowitz collaborates with renowned new music ensemble FLUX Quartet, putting her new choreography to avant-garde composer Morton Feldman's challenging String Quartet #1.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers — In The Middle of Where She Is: 25th Anniversary Season
8:00PM
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers presents its 25th anniversary season with a riveting program that includes a world premiere and the highly anticipated revival of Resist/Surrender.
March 10, 2012
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
12:00PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
1:00PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup — Prolegomena II
7:30PM
Co-produced by Triskelion Arts, in association with Joyce SoHo, R. Prolegomena II features new compositions for movement, stop-motion mural animation, and soundscapes created as part of an ongoing exploration of camera obscura techniques and a fascination with inner and outer spaces.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Pamela Tanowitz — Untitled (The Blue Ballet)
8:00PM
Choreographer Pam Tanowitz collaborates with renowned new music ensemble FLUX Quartet, putting her new choreography to avant-garde composer Morton Feldman's challenging String Quartet #1.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers — In The Middle of Where She Is: 25th Anniversary Season
8:00PM
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers presents its 25th anniversary season with a riveting program that includes a world premiere and the highly anticipated revival of Resist/Surrender.
March 11, 2012
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
2:00PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup — Prolegomena II
2:00PM
Co-produced by Triskelion Arts, in association with Joyce SoHo, R. Prolegomena II features new compositions for movement, stop-motion mural animation, and soundscapes created as part of an ongoing exploration of camera obscura techniques and a fascination with inner and outer spaces.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Flamenco Latino — Guest Artist Concerts and Workshops
3:00PM
Flamenco dance classes at Beginner and Intermediate levels with Rosa Olympia Estrella.
Dance | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers — In The Middle of Where She Is: 25th Anniversary Season
3:00PM
Risa Jaroslow & Dancers presents its 25th anniversary season with a riveting program that includes a world premiere and the highly anticipated revival of Resist/Surrender.
March 13, 2012
Music | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Sharon Gunderson — Divine and Devilish
8:00PM
Chamber16 presents "Feminine Inspiration", a concert of music composed and/or inspired by women in honor of Women's History Month.
March 15, 2012
Theater | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Theatre Askew — Homo Alone / Busted
7:00PM
As part of Theatre Askew’s Homo Alone series of solo performances by queer artists, Busted recounts the events surrounding Bianca Leigh's arrest for alleged solicitation against the backdrop of the “Black Monday” stock market crash of 1987.
March 16, 2012
Media & New Media | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Sarah Gyllenstierna — Class Trip
8:30PM
The short film CLASS TRIP follows Anthony, 15, who may be falling in love. The problem is that Trisha is much older - 16. Can growing up be as fast as a subway ride from Queens to the Bronx? Anthony finds out when his friends take him on a class trip.
March 19, 2012
Music | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Music Mondays — Music Mondays
7:30PM
Critically acclaimed for performances full of spirit and verve, the “superb” Sospiro Winds (New Music Connoisseur) play with both electricity and polish. Here they are joined by Music Mondays Artistic Director Aaron Wunsch (“masterful,” Hartford Courant) for Mozart’s elegant Quintet and Poulenc’s raucous Sextet.
March 22, 2012
Theater | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Theatre Askew — Homo Alone / Busted
7:00PM
As part of Theatre Askew’s Homo Alone series of solo performances by queer artists, Busted recounts the events surrounding Bianca Leigh's arrest for alleged solicitation against the backdrop of the “Black Monday” stock market crash of 1987.
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 23, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 24, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 25, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
2:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 28, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
New York African American Historical Society — From Slavery to Emancipation
9:30AM
The New York African American Historical Society will be featured in an exhibit entitled, From Slavery to Emancipation. The exhibit will be open to the public from March 28 through April 30, 2012.
Media & New Media | Supported by Manhattan Community Arts Fund &
The Fund for Creative Communities
3rd i NY — 3rd i NY Monthly South Asian, Middle Eastern, and North African Film Series
7:00PM
Screening of Ouside the Law/Hos la Loi (Rachid Bouchareb, 2010, 138 minutes, French and Arabic, with English Subtitles, DVD).
March 29, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
New York African American Historical Society — From Slavery to Emancipation
9:30AM
The New York African American Historical Society will be featured in an exhibit entitled, From Slavery to Emancipation. The exhibit will be open to the public from March 28 through April 30, 2012.
Theater | Supported by Grants &
The Fund for Creative Communities
Theatre Askew — Homo Alone / Busted
7:00PM
As part of Theatre Askew’s Homo Alone series of solo performances by queer artists, Busted recounts the events surrounding Bianca Leigh's arrest for alleged solicitation against the backdrop of the “Black Monday” stock market crash of 1987.
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 30, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
New York African American Historical Society — From Slavery to Emancipation
9:30AM
The New York African American Historical Society will be featured in an exhibit entitled, From Slavery to Emancipation. The exhibit will be open to the public from March 28 through April 30, 2012.
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
March 31, 2012
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
New York African American Historical Society — From Slavery to Emancipation
9:30AM
The New York African American Historical Society will be featured in an exhibit entitled, From Slavery to Emancipation. The exhibit will be open to the public from March 28 through April 30, 2012.
Multidisciplinary | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre Company — Urban Odyssey
7:30PM
Urban Odyssey depicts an epic journey of the immigrant told with movement, visual theater, puppets, live music, text, and video. Urban Odyssey uses dynamic and large-scale theatricality to immerse the audience in the immigrant experience that ackowledges the invisibility of a new American culture.
Music | Supported by Grants &
Manhattan Community Arts Fund
Sybarite Chamber Players LTD — Unconventional Music in an Unconventional Space
8:00PM
Unconventional Music in an Unconventional Space is a continuation of the unique collaboration between SYBARITE5 String Quintet and the cell theatre as they once again join forces for a series of three performances in 2012, including traditional classical pieces and genre-crossing classical arrangements.
