Three riveting rounds. Three trashy topics. Join writer Wanda Noonan and musician Hero Magnus in a show about nonsense and discourse with songs, prose, grunge, and flair.
June 15 at 9:30 PM
Comedian and Musician Ashley Everhart is back with a brand-new solo character show! Written and Performed by Ashley Everhart Directed by Maggie Carr
Two veteran composers offer a REVUE of their favorite original songs about the agonies, ecstasies and general weirdness of being in love. 5 professional singers, gorgeous trained voices.
and then there was Eve... is a multi-disciplinary project that manifests itself through a performative concert where music plays a central role mixed with simple elements of theatrical dramaturgy.
June 25 at 7:00 PM
Sounding Spaces is an improvised solo show by composer and musician Barry Sharp that integrates acoustic instruments and industrial ambiences into a dynamic and psychedelic performance experience.
Chaotic Good is a rough-and-ready performance series featuring irreverent experimental works-in-progress by artists across all performance mediums.
OutLoud is the All-Queer Boy Band We Wish We Had Growing Up. They will be performing their debut EP, with a couple other twists, for the first time!
March 10-12, 17-19, and 24-26 at 7:00 PM
Streaming on Cybertank on March 19 at 7:00 PM
A rock requiem starring the Brontë siblings -- Anne, most feminist and most faithful, a neosoul star; Emily, melancholy alt-rock prodigy; Branwell, full of the blues; and Charlotte, fiery frontwoman, desperate for recognition and love.
February 4th and 5th, 2022 at 7:00 PM
Featuring original music and madness, HYPERFANTASIA is a transdisciplinary sci-fi fantasy spectacular that begins at the Big Bang and culminates in a vision of queer utopia.
A night of new works by members of the Dominican Artists Collective.
Tangled Up In Strings is a Survival Celebration Concert event. A declaration of resilience, artistry, gratitude & love.
GREEN is a live performance collaboration between YES Theater and the brand new groovy musical group Grass Future Society. Taking the form of a pared down concert of Grass Future Society's upcoming album GREEN, there will be recycled-mask dancers telling the abstracted narrative of the album, which is essentially about being stuck inside and looking out the window to see the world on fire. (Sound familiar!?) The project is grounded in finding the joy and beauty in community, and to represent the possibility of proving the opposite of the narrative of isolation and destruction.
GREEN is a live performance collaboration between YES Theater and the brand new groovy musical group Grass Future Society. Taking the form of a pared down concert of Grass Future Society's upcoming album GREEN, there will be recycled-mask dancers telling the abstracted narrative of the album, which is essentially about being stuck inside and looking out the window to see the world on fire. (Sound familiar!?) The project is grounded in finding the joy and beauty in community, and to represent the possibility of proving the opposite of the narrative of isolation and destruction.
The term “song” or “song session” describes the elaborate vocalization structure produced by humpback whales. Song Sessions connects whale and human music. Employing flutes, clarinets, sine-tones, and an LED light installation, four improvisers perform an ever-changing work based on the structure of whale songs. Each performance is unique and distinctive. With flutes played by Isabel Lepanto Gleicher and clarinets played by Eric Umble, the duo improvises as two whales communicating over a vast ocean. The sine-tones, played by Barry Sharp, provide an evolving ambiance that comprises frequencies of oceanic noise pollution. Lastly, Paige Seber utilizes an adaptable light installation manipulated to mimic the ocean in flux and respond in real-time to the performance's dramatic arc.
The term “song” or “song session” describes the elaborate vocalization structure produced by humpback whales. Song Sessions connects whale and human music. Employing flutes, clarinets, sine-tones, and an LED light installation, four improvisers perform an ever-changing work based on the structure of whale songs. Each performance is unique and distinctive. With flutes played by Isabel Lepanto Gleicher and clarinets played by Eric Umble, the duo improvises as two whales communicating over a vast ocean. The sine-tones, played by Barry Sharp, provide an evolving ambiance that comprises frequencies of oceanic noise pollution. Lastly, Paige Seber utilizes an adaptable light installation manipulated to mimic the ocean in flux and respond in real-time to the performance's dramatic arc.
An evening of music from Group Therapy sung by Janelle Lawrence, featuring special guests! Group Therapy is a semi-immersive piece that promotes awareness about mental health and provides tools for self care being developed by Janelle Lawrence
TICKETS
$20
We are who we are, and we are where we are because of the infinite decisions we have made in our past. With this premise, Two Roads scrutinizes the genesis of these choices, exploring the root of our consciences tied to our family, and the conscious and unconscious decisions that we make constantly, including addiction and routines, balance, guilt, and love.
Two Roads is a chamber opera for mezzo-soprano, physical actor, choir & dance ensemble, electronics, piano, percussion, and movable set. Though framed as an opera, the work wholeheartedly embraces its interdisciplinary nature, following a parallel creative process that showcases the set, choreography, and light and sound design in earnest, displaying CreArtBox at its best.
CreArtBox once again presents the chamber opera Two Roads, composed by Guillermo Laporta. This piece was awarded a residency the Avaloch Farm Music Institute where part of the music was written.
TICKETS
$20
We are who we are, and we are where we are because of the infinite decisions we have made in our past. With this premise, Two Roads scrutinizes the genesis of these choices, exploring the root of our consciences tied to our family, and the conscious and unconscious decisions that we make constantly, including addiction and routines, balance, guilt, and love.
Two Roads is a chamber opera for mezzo-soprano, physical actor, choir & dance ensemble, electronics, piano, percussion, and movable set. Though framed as an opera, the work wholeheartedly embraces its interdisciplinary nature, following a parallel creative process that showcases the set, choreography, and light and sound design in earnest, displaying CreArtBox at its best.
CreArtBox once again presents the chamber opera Two Roads, composed by Guillermo Laporta. This piece was awarded a residency the Avaloch Farm Music Institute where part of the music was written.
TICKETS
$20
We are who we are, and we are where we are because of the infinite decisions we have made in our past. With this premise, Two Roads scrutinizes the genesis of these choices, exploring the root of our consciences tied to our family, and the conscious and unconscious decisions that we make constantly, including addiction and routines, balance, guilt, and love.
Two Roads is a chamber opera for mezzo-soprano, physical actor, choir & dance ensemble, electronics, piano, percussion, and movable set. Though framed as an opera, the work wholeheartedly embraces its interdisciplinary nature, following a parallel creative process that showcases the set, choreography, and light and sound design in earnest, displaying CreArtBox at its best.
CreArtBox once again presents the chamber opera Two Roads, composed by Guillermo Laporta. This piece was awarded a residency the Avaloch Farm Music Institute where part of the music was written.
One night only! Tank-aret: New Works from Flora Musicals features excerpts from The Carlisle Project & #RESIST: The Musical. You'll hear songs like "Take a Backseat Becky," "America Was Never Great," "You Were There," "Stoneboy" and brand new songs by Annalisa Dias and Ronee Penoi. Join us for this special sneak peak into these two works-in-progress musicals written and composed by women of color.
TICKETS
$5
Led by sound artist Anthony Sertel Dean, in this salon we guide our audience through a video graphic score to experiment and play with various sounding objects from around the theater all processed through digital effects - with some musical guideposts from our musician friends. Featuring Matt Chilton, and more to be announced.
Pre-sale: $5
At the Door: $7
Flight Recorder is bringing you a brand new evening of poetry, only at The Tank! We chose the name because we believe that art can tell us where we are, where we’re going, and where we’ve gone wrong*. Come early to sign up for our poetry open mic, where each reader gets 3 minutes. Stay for the bold, urgent work of our amazing featured poets!
Hosted by Mike Fracentese; featured poets TBA.
*Also because it’s in a black box theater.** **Like how people call flight recorders “black boxes”, even though they’re actually bright orange these days.
An evening of folksongs and stories from Arkansas' most famous unknown folksinger, Willi Carlisle. Called "powerful" and "worth seeking out" by the Washington Post, Willi is a powerhouse performer a variety of instruments.
RenChorNY's 'Christmas Present': "A TUDOR Vocal Symphony" presents the four c.1500 "Tecum principium" festal, florid, mass ordinaries by Henry VIII's great Robert Fayrfax apart from it's liturgy as monumental movements of polyphony.
TICKETS
$15
Out There is a concept video album and live performance piece by Princess. It explores toxic masculinity and the role men ought to be playing during the current cultural reckoning of misogyny.
The video’s science fiction narrative explores the power of the Divine Feminine through collaborations with JD Samson, visual artist Jennifer Myers, and the band TEEN.
Princess (Alexis Gideon and Michael O’Neill) is a performance art duo that explores queerness and the concept of masculinity. Simultaneously gay, straight, queer, masculine and feminine, Princess embodies the fluidity and coherence between the seemingly contradictory.
Alexis and Michael are platonic soul mates, unified in their bond of not quite fitting in, who have been creating conceptual performances since 1999.
Princess has performed at the Andy Warhol Museum, The Bass, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, MCA San Diego, MIT List Visual Arts Center, MOCA Cleveland, New Museum, Wexner Center for the Arts and many other institutions.
TICKETS
$20 in advance
$25 on the door
Little Did Productions explores the nature of cross-cultural collaboration with A Ramayana, a remembering of an epic poem familiar to over a billion people. Using overhead projectors and live raga music from North and South India, Little Did’s experimental shadow puppetry tells a timeless tale of mythic proportions for audiences of all ages. Watch as this multidisciplinary collective introduces and draws inspiration from the performing arts, music and dance traditions of South Asia to present shadow puppetry in raga form.
Equity Approved Showcase.
Directed by
Jessica Marie Lorence
Featuring
Sean Devare
Rachael MacBean
Sara Jane Munford
Alison Novelli*
Roshni Samlal
Luke Santy
Puppet/Image Design by
Aditi Damle
Sean Devare
Jessica Marie Lorence
Katarra Peterson
Lighting Design by
Mary Ellen Stebbins
*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.
TICKETS
$20 in advance
$25 on the door
Little Did Productions explores the nature of cross-cultural collaboration with A Ramayana, a remembering of an epic poem familiar to over a billion people. Using overhead projectors and live raga music from North and South India, Little Did’s experimental shadow puppetry tells a timeless tale of mythic proportions for audiences of all ages. Watch as this multidisciplinary collective introduces and draws inspiration from the performing arts, music and dance traditions of South Asia to present shadow puppetry in raga form.
Equity Approved Showcase.
Directed by
Jessica Marie Lorence
Featuring
Sean Devare
Rachael MacBean
Sara Jane Munford
Alison Novelli*
Roshni Samlal
Luke Santy
Puppet/Image Design by
Aditi Damle
Sean Devare
Jessica Marie Lorence
Katarra Peterson
Lighting Design by
Mary Ellen Stebbins
*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.
TICKETS
$20 in advance
$25 on the door
Little Did Productions explores the nature of cross-cultural collaboration with A Ramayana, a remembering of an epic poem familiar to over a billion people. Using overhead projectors and live raga music from North and South India, Little Did’s experimental shadow puppetry tells a timeless tale of mythic proportions for audiences of all ages. Watch as this multidisciplinary collective introduces and draws inspiration from the performing arts, music and dance traditions of South Asia to present shadow puppetry in raga form.
Equity Approved Showcase.
Directed by
Jessica Marie Lorence
Featuring
Sean Devare
Rachael MacBean
Sara Jane Munford
Alison Novelli*
Roshni Samlal
Luke Santy
Puppet/Image Design by
Aditi Damle
Sean Devare
Jessica Marie Lorence
Katarra Peterson
Lighting Design by
Mary Ellen Stebbins
*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.
