The Chocolate Factory presents FRESH MEAT a festival of works in progress dance, theater, music, and everything in between
Fridays & Saturdays in December 8PM $15 (718) 482-7069 www.chocolatefactorytheater.org
The Chocolate Factory 5-49 49th Ave L.I.C., NY 11101
5 minutes from Grand Central! Literally!
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Friday, December 3, 2004 Clarinda Mac Low, Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune New music by Anders Nilsson - guitar, Kermit Driscoll - bass, Jeff Arnal - percussion Sound installation by Michelle Nagai, gone from home
Saturday, December 4, 2004 Clarinda Mac Low, Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune MECHANIQUE[S] trio with Dafna Naphtali - live electronics/voice Hans Tammen - endangered guitar, Peter Zummo - trombone Sound installation by Michelle Nagai, gone from home
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December 9 & 10, 2004 Yanira Castro & Company, (fetus)twin fet(us)twin Kenneth Sean Collins / Temporary Distortion, Epilogue Gone Sound installation by Stephan Moore, Hemispheres
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December 17, 2004 The Octopus Ensemble, Rappacini's Daughter Noel Salzman / The Butane Group, Operation Ajax Aki Sasimoto, Lily Skove & Arturo Vidich, untitled New music by Ben Hall - percussion / Elliott Stevens - text, Ceaseless Break Sound installation by Chris Peck / Fritz Welch
December 18, 2004 The Octopus Ensemble, Rappacini's Daughter Noel Salzman / The Butane Group, Operation Ajax Aki Sasimoto, Lily Skove & Arturo Vidich, untitled New music by Jeff Arnal - percussion Sound installation by Chris Peck / Fritz Welch
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Closing Night Party - Saturday 12/18 after the show.
Fresh Meat is a curated mini-festival of new works in progress. Artists are given week-long residencies in which to create something new. The work you'll see here blurs the lines between theater, dance, music and multimedia. Development of new work, and the taking of artistic risks, is a cornerstone of the Chocolate Factory's mission - and we've assembled an outstanding roster of artists creating challenging & exciting work. We think you'll agree. Join us. - Brian, Sheila, Aaron & Adam.
Festival curators: Brian Rogers & Aaron Rosenblum (performance events), Jeff Arnal (sound & music events).
graphic & web design - michael reardon / m.design
ABOUT THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Founded in 2003 by two downtown theater companies - theater et al and the LITE Co. - The Chocolate Factory Theater presents visual and performing arts events in a wide range of disciplines including dance, theater, video, music, performance art and spoken word.
In addition to the work of its founders, The Chocolate Factory supports the development of new work by visiting artists. We do not rent our space to outside artists or groups. Rather, we curate and present the work of visiting artists, providing artistic and administrative support in the form of dedicated access to our performance space, full use of our technical equipment, and marketing & press assistance.
Funders: NYSCA, the NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, Queens Council on the Arts, the Edith Lutyens and Norman Bel Geddes Foundation, the Puffin Foundation, the ART/NY Nancy Quinn Fund, the AT&T Foundation, the JP Morgan Chase Foundation, the Liz Claiborne Foundation, and our many individual donors.
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Clarinda Mac Low Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune Darkly comic solo rituals that include mayhem and slapstick
Fridays & Saturdays in December 8PM $15 (718) 482-7069 www.chocolatefactorytheater.org
The Chocolate Factory 5-49 49th Ave L.I.C., NY 11101
5 minutes from Grand Central! Literally!
::::::::::::::::::: Week 1 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Friday, December 3, 2004 Clarinda Mac Low, Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune New music by Anders Nilsson - guitar, Kermit Driscoll - bass, Jeff Arnal - percussion Sound installation by Michelle Nagai, gone from home
Saturday, December 4, 2004 Clarinda Mac Low, Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune MECHANIQUE[S] trio with Dafna Naphtali - live electronics/voice Hans Tammen - endangered guitar, Peter Zummo - trombone Sound installation by Michelle Nagai, gone from home
::::::::::::::::::: Week 2 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
December 9 & 10, 2004 Yanira Castro & Company, (fetus)twin fet(us)twin Kenneth Sean Collins / Temporary Distortion, Epilogue Gone Sound installation by Stephan Moore, Hemispheres
::::::::::::::::::: Week 3 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
December 17, 2004 The Octopus Ensemble, Rappacini's Daughter Noel Salzman / The Butane Group, Operation Ajax Aki Sasimoto, Lily Skove & Arturo Vidich, untitled New music by Ben Hall - percussion / Elliott Stevens - text, Ceaseless Break Sound installation by Chris Peck / Fritz Welch
December 18, 2004 The Octopus Ensemble, Rappacini's Daughter Noel Salzman / The Butane Group, Operation Ajax Aki Sasimoto, Lily Skove & Arturo Vidich, untitled New music by Jeff Arnal - percussion Sound installation by Chris Peck / Fritz Welch
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Closing Night Party - Saturday 12/18 after the show.
Fresh Meat is a curated mini-festival of new works in progress. Artists are given week-long residencies in which to create something new. The work you'll see here blurs the lines between theater, dance, music and multimedia. Development of new work, and the taking of artistic risks, is a cornerstone of the Chocolate Factory's mission - and we've assembled an outstanding roster of artists creating challenging & exciting work. We think you'll agree. Join us. - Brian, Sheila, Aaron & Adam.
Festival curators: Brian Rogers & Aaron Rosenblum (performance events), Jeff Arnal (sound & music events).
graphic & web design - michael reardon / m.design
ABOUT THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Founded in 2003 by two downtown theater companies - theater et al and the LITE Co. - The Chocolate Factory Theater presents visual and performing arts events in a wide range of disciplines including dance, theater, video, music, performance art and spoken word.
In addition to the work of its founders, The Chocolate Factory supports the development of new work by visiting artists. We do not rent our space to outside artists or groups. Rather, we curate and present the work of visiting artists, providing artistic and administrative support in the form of dedicated access to our performance space, full use of our technical equipment, and marketing & press assistance.
Funders: NYSCA, the NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, Queens Council on the Arts, the Edith Lutyens and Norman Bel Geddes Foundation, the Puffin Foundation, the ART/NY Nancy Quinn Fund, the AT&T Foundation, the JP Morgan Chase Foundation, the Liz Claiborne Foundation, and our many individual donors.
::::::::::::::::::: more about the work :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Clarinda Mac Low Public Blunder #7: Good Fortune Darkly comic solo rituals that include mayhem and slapstick
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