A filmic collaboration between writer/director Alex Harvey and Banana Bag&Bodice, Space//Space will be presented as a part of the winter program at New York City’s preeminent home of experimental cinema, the Anthology Film Archives.

Anthology Film Archives is an international center for the preservation, study and exhibition of film and video with a particular focus on American independent and avant-garde cinema. Opening on November 30, 1970, at Joseph Papp’s Public Theater, Anthology has a longstanding relationship with the theater world, whether by working with companies using film as source material for the stage, admiring and showcasing companies for their ongoing work in the art of theater, or presenting theater companies delving into creating film themselves.

Fueled by the conviction that the index of a culture’s health and vibrancy lies largely in its margins, in those works of art that are created outside the commercial mainstream, Anthology strives to advance the cause and protect the heritage of a kind of cinema that is in particular danger of being lost, overlooked, or ignored.

Purchase tickets here:

Sunday, January 15, 1:30pm @ Anthology Film Archives, 32 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003

A filmic collaboration between writer/director Alex Harvey and Banana Bag&Bodice, Space//Space will be presented as a part of the winter program at New York City’s preeminent home of experimental cinema, the Anthology Film Archives.

Anthology Film Archives is an international center for the preservation, study and exhibition of film and video with a particular focus on American independent and avant-garde cinema. Opening on November 30, 1970, at Joseph Papp’s Public Theater, Anthology has a longstanding relationship with the theater world, whether by working with companies using film as source material for the stage, admiring and showcasing companies for their ongoing work in the art of theater, or presenting theater companies delving into creating film themselves. 

Fueled by the conviction that the index of a culture’s health and vibrancy lies largely in its margins, in those works of art that are created outside the commercial mainstream, Anthology strives to advance the cause and protect the heritage of a kind of cinema that is in particular danger of being lost, overlooked, or ignored.

Purchase tickets here:

Saturday, January 14, 7pm @ Anthology Film Archives, 32 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003

To celebrate 3 years of living in Beacon NY, we are introducing their brand of absurdist physical theater to their new community. We have turned our back yard garage into a performance shack, making Sandwich our inaugural full production in this space.
Reserve your seats>>> HERE

Our merry makers come together again for this one-night-a-year display of irreverent revery.
Performers include:
Rick Burkhardt, Lisa Clair, Jed Clarke, David Commander, Brendan Connelly, Jason Craig, Alec Duffy, Ezra Gale, Jermaine Golden, Michael Hanf, Maggie Hoffman, Mike Iveson Jr, Jessica Jelliffe, Brian McCorkle, Kate Scelsa, Aaron Treat, Shaye Troha, Saori Tsukada.
And with these fabulous collaborators:
Andreea Mincic, Enver Chakartash, Denise Shu Mei, Paloma Wake.

Followed by special christmas musical maneuverings! Stick around for a beer and a song!

TICKETS: $15 in advance, or cash only at the door
Buy tickets HERE.
Please note that seating is limited at JACK, and any pre-purchased tickets will be released at five minutes before the start time to the waiting list (should there be one).

Click HERE for up-to-the-minute facebook details.

We need your help!

Jason and Jessica are in a show together! Big deal, right?
Except their kid Charlie made them move 2 hours north of NYC, to Beacon.
Childcare + Housing = CRUCIAL.
Gargantuan tasks that we

After years of spinning and knitting, we’re finally ready to put it on.

!!!EXTENDED THROUGH FEBRUARY 6!!!
January 13 – January 30
@ The Bushwick Starr, Brooklyn NY
Wed

Our merry makers come together again for this one-night-a-year display of irreverent revery.
Performers include:
Ian Belton, Rick Burkhardt, Lisa Clair, Jed Clarke, Brendan Connelly, Jason Craig, Alec Duffy, Ezra Gale, Maggie Hoffman, Mike Iveson Jr, Jessica Jelliffe, Charlie Jelliffe, Brian McCorkle, Ellen O’Meara, Kate Scelsa, Saori Tsukada, Aaron Treat, Shaye Troha
And also these fabulous collaborators:
Denise Shu Mei, Andreea Mincic.
Buy tickets HERE.
Click HERE for up-to-the-minute facebook details.

This is the first public outing for BHouse, the brainchild of BB&B’s Jessica Jelliffe and Jason Craig. In 2016, BHouse will invite six Brooklyn-based artists to their Beacon residence, where they will create new work to perform as part of the Scratch Series, three nights of experimental theatre at the Howland Cultural Center.

We’ll be performing a work-in-progress excerpt from this new work.

We’ll be performing in a church! Spooky!

http://mayfestbristol.co.uk/mayfest-2013-programme-announcement-1/

We’ll be in a Spiegeltent again!

http://brightonfestival.org/event/402/beowulf_a_thousand_years_of_baggage/

Come see Beowulf take over ART’s OBERON space in 2013!

http://americanrepertorytheater.org/events/show/beowulf-thousand-years-baggage

Prestigious! World Class! Upside Down!

http://www.adelaidefestival.com.au/2013/theatre/beowulf_a_thousand_years_of_baggage

Come see Beowulf in all the glory of Galapagos Art Space! We’re heading down to the Adelaide Festival and need your hoots and hollers to get us going. Come support Beowulf on the next leg of it’s world domination!!

http://www.galapagosartspace.com/beowulf

After years of gestation, we’re finally ready to show it to the world!

June 8 to July 1
Run: Thurs – Sat @ 8pm, Sundays @ 7
MUST CLOSE Sunday July 1

BUY TICKETS HERE

AND, THIS SHOW WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT YOUR GENEROSITY
PLEASE CONSIDER A DONATION TO OUR INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN

Thank you, and see you at the show!

Beowulf takes the mother of all Fringes by storm.

In its 37th year, the Kilkenny Arts Festival was originally founded by a group of classical music enthusiasts. More recently it has broadened its programming to Theatre & Dance, Classical Music, Music, Wired, Street, Literature, Visual Art and Craft. It’s commitment is to bring work to Kilkenny that would not be seen outside the festival context, and to commission and produce new work from Ireland and abroad.

One night only before we head across the pond to strut our stuff.

A generous month-long residency with work-in-progress showing.

At the incredible Lion d’Or. It was BEAUTIFUL!

This is the festival SITE

Two fabulous nights at ARTs Club Oberon.

A gem of a space, under the banner of Joe Papp himself. August 28, September 2 & 4.

Here’s their SITE

Photographer, Reuben Radding

With the moon and the stars…

SummerStage

An annual performance festival devoted to the development of new work within the neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Abrons Arts Center, Lower East Side, New York City

In a celebration of 10 years of successful theatre making we re-imagined our classic surreal musical cabaret with new holiday charm.

An OBIE award-winning summer festival of new work.

At the fantastical Harry du Jur Playhouse at the Abrons Arts Center.

Beowulf – A Thousand Years of Baggage received its World Premiere with The Shotgun Players, Berkeley, CA in May, 2008
Patrick Dooley, Artistic Director / Elizabeth Lisle, Managing Director

At the Abrons Arts Center

The Collapsable Hole, Brooklyn & the Ontological Theatre, New York City

Exit on Taylor, San Francisco, CA

Exit Theater, San Francisco CA.

Sandwich is a surreal cabaret, which leaks blood and uses bread to soak it up. With a cast of characters moving on all fours, holding a shiny knife in one paw while washing the other of the evidence. This show will make you laugh while forcing you to smell the burning flesh surrounding your soul.