#performance-art

#performance-art

Malik Nashad Sharpe's Goner blends erotic dance with elements of horror, creating a unique and thrilling performance experience.

Mana Wahine combines Māori cultural elements with contemporary dance, resonating deeply with global themes of womanhood.

Berlin's art scene is alive with workshops, exhibitions, and performances that challenge contemporary narratives.

Upcoming shows reflect a blend of digital engagement and environmental themes.

The Berlin Art Week culminated in a vibrant offsite party highlighting innovative performances, transforming a historic site into a modern art venue.

Mike Kelley's art combines found objects and performance to explore profound themes related to childhood, trauma, and the complexities of teenage life.

Tina Girouard's artistic legacy and influence is now receiving overdue recognition through a comprehensive exhibition at the New York's Center for Art Research and Alliances.

FKA twigs challenges traditional art spaces with her performance at Sotheby's, emphasizing a return to authentic experience over digital distractions.

The events presented in Berlin highlight diverse contemporary art and performance across multiple venues.

The Crosscurrents Live event unites storytelling, poetry, and dance to inspire the Bay Area community.

Celebrating 20 years of community expression with an open mic event that welcomes diverse forms of art every Thursday night.

Embracing fear and horror through the arts can be cathartic during unsettling times.

Dorrance Dance revitalizes 'The Nutcracker' with a jazz and tap interpretation that highlights American culture and community roots.

Breaking down walls and pushing past boundaries of traditional performance spaces is at the core of the dance Apaches.

Driscoll's 'Oceanic Feeling' performance merges dance with environmental themes, creating a sensory exploration of humanity's connection to the ocean.

The production creatively intertwines mental health themes with classic characters, giving a fresh perspective on societal views of normality and psychological struggles.

Portland's dance scene embraces Halloween through diverse performances that blend tradition, creativity, and cultural expression.

GhostRave blends immersive theater with themes of identity, history, and hope, utilizing a nightlife vibe to engage its audience in a unique narrative experience.

Brian Quijada aims to popularize live looping in theater, enhancing storytelling and musical depth through innovative performances.

A Detective Story cleverly subverts traditional detective genre conventions, focusing more on character relationships than on solving the mystery itself.

Off Broadway faces real-estate pressures, leading to the closure of significant theater spaces like Soho Rep's Walkerspace.

The performance 'Slam!' creatively merges circus and wrestling, showcasing exceptional acrobatic talent and storytelling through humor and a unique physicality.

The Farm/Art DTour creatively integrates agriculture with performance art, promoting rural culture to a broad audience.

Ei Arakawa-Nash's exhibition explores the intersections of art, identity, and community, highlighting parenting and the LGBTQIA+ experience through performance and collaboration.

Portland Design Month celebrates creativity with a month-long series of events and workshops led by designers and community members.

BANDALOOP's Somewhere to Land focuses on climate action through vertical dance, inspired by ecological transformation in Alameda.

The performance is part of the RISING TIDES initiative to promote arts-driven community engagement against climate change.

Ceno2 redefines pole dance as both an athletic practice and a rich artistic expression, blending multiple art forms for deeper audience engagement.

'Grief Floats' artfully embodies the interplay of personal and collective grief through performance in nature, emphasizing ritual and shared experience.

Gio Blonde transforms trauma through photography and performance, exploring identity, relationships, and the art of self-revelation. A rebirth through expressive nudity and emotional connection.

Meredith Monk's career spans nearly 60 years, showcasing her diverse talents in music, film, and performance art while seeking to resonate deeply with audiences.

Rushadicus, aka the Cello Goblin, creatively elevates music through unique physical perches, intertwining excitement and improvisation in his performances.

Lady Gaga's album Harlequin combines theatricality, music, and emotional storytelling, preparing for her role in the upcoming film Joker: Folie à Deux.

A robot played a cello live on stage, showcasing the complexity of string instruments and the limitations of robotic performances.

John Early creatively merges comedy and music in innovative performances.

The slow-paced concert ORGAN2/ASLSP in Germany has a profound impact on the audience, emphasizing the relationship between time and music.

Anthony Roth Costanzo's unique performance blends traditional opera with innovative solo portrayals, redefining audience perceptions of voice and gender roles in performance.

Anthony Roth Costanzo creatively performs all roles in a unique one-man version of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, blending innovative performance with vocal artistry.

FORCE! invites audiences to physically and mentally surrender to the experience of incarceration through a unique interactive performance.

"Black Lodge" challenges traditional opera forms, fusing rock and classical elements into an immersive artistic experience.

The radical adaptation of Sancta Susanna combines explicit sexual themes with extreme performance art, leading to outrage and medical incidents among viewers.

Opera's allure contrasts its absurdity with the profound power of the human voice, exemplified by Anthony Roth Costanzo's solo performance in Figaro.

The opera performance 'Sancta' in Stuttgart caused severe nausea among audience members due to its graphic content and extreme physicality.

'Yaga' intricately blends dark comedy and mystery, highlighting the complexities of character and society in a unique theatrical experience.

Ethos highlights the intersection of AI and social media, generating attention as a fictional restaurant with a massive following.

Yuzo Komai exemplifies the Japanese concept of 'kikubari' through his theatrical and meticulous cocktail-making, turning each drink into a captivating performance.

Barry Flanagan's short film 'The works' will be screened 55 years after it was last seen, at the Frieze Art Fair in London.

Sarah Lucas's latest work encourages women to express themselves through a fun and interactive performance involving throwing eggs.

Canemorto reinterprets fish market experiences in New York, blending performance and art through their unique collective identity and fictional storytelling.

Tehching Hsieh's work exemplifies endurance and defiance, emphasizing the power of saying no to societal norms in the context of art.

Tina Friml's stand-up challenges societal views of disability, transforming perceptions through humor with a bold and unapologetic voice.

Lunchtime on set provided both comedy and creativity, showcasing the quirky interactions between cast members and the fun atmosphere of filming.

Jan Hakon Erichsen creates absurdist performance art videos featuring playful destruction, humor, and engaging visual spectacle.

His work blends slapstick comedy with body horror, appealing to a wide audience on social media.

Colin Hoult's solo stand-up debut dives deep into his eccentric family background and difficult childhood, revealing a blend of humor and personal reflection.

Cultural perceptions of punctuality vary significantly, reflecting deeper societal attitudes and norms.

Comedian Veronika Slowikowska began her journey at age 5, inspired by creativity to make audiences laugh.

The Empire Strips Back creatively blends burlesque with iconic Star Wars themes, delivering an entertaining but light-hearted experience.

The Oregon Burlesque Festival celebrates its ninth year with over 40 performers, emphasizing satire, comedy, and dance, and features no competition for this final event.

New York's international theatre scene provides brief yet profound experiences worth pursuing amidst fleeting engagements.

Totally Thames Festival features diverse art and performances celebrating the River Thames, elevating its cultural importance in London.