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Kathakali Today: indian Performance and rasa in Context
Elebash Recital HallNoted scholars and artists from the U.S. and India gather at the Segal for an evening focused on Kathakali, the highly stylized dance-drama from Kerala in South India.
Serbian Playwright Biljana Srbljanović’s LOCUSTS
Segal TheaterIn collaboration with the Romanian Cultural Institute, the Segal Center presents an encounter with one of the Balkans’ strongest contemporary intellectual and artistic voices, the Serbian playwright Biljana Srbljanović.
Condition: Critical (David Cote, Time Out New York)
Segal TheaterTheater editor and drama critic David Cote invites you to gather and eulogize a dying profession: theater criticism. Perhaps that's overly dramatic and premature, but there's no denying that blogs, Twitter and shrinking media budgets are taking a toll on this once-honored vocation.
Science + Theatre Seminar
Room C198The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center and the Graduate Center’s Science & the Arts series present this seminar for CUNY faculty, graduate students and guests in conjunction with the Science & the Arts Conference 2010.
MADE HERE: Performing Artists on Work and Life in NYC
Segal TheaterThe Segal presents a special screening and panel discussion on MADE HERE, a new documentary series and website devoted to the challenging and eclectic lives of performing artists in New York City.
African Choreographers in the US: Diasporas in movement
Segal TheaterThe Segal Center partners with downtown dance nexus DNA Dance New Amsterdam for a look at new choreography from African choreographers working in the United States.
An Evening with Playwright Mark Ravenhill (UK)
Segal TheaterThe Segal Center welcomes acclaimed British playwright Mark Ravenhill (Shopping and F***ing, Some Explicit Polaroids, Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat) for a special evening of readings and conversation.
Aurelia Thiérrée(France): From Aurelia’s Oratorio to Murmurs
Segal TheaterInternationally acclaimed performing artist Aurelia Thiérrée joins us to discuss her unique approach to creating physical and image-based theatre.
Contemporary Tunisian Theatre: Jalila Baccar
Segal TheaterPlaywright, actress, and grande dame of Tunisian theatre Jalila Baccar joins us at the Segal Center for readings and discussions of her plays.
John Guare: A Free Man of Color
Segal TheatreU.S. playwright John Guare returns to the Segal for an intimate evening. His new play, A Free Man of Color, weaves a Don Juan narrative into the lush, lawless melting pot of early 19th Century New Orleans on the eve of the Louisiana Purchase.
Ohio Theatre: 29 years of Downtown Theatre
Segal TheatreJoin us for an evening with Robert Lyons, Artistic Director of the two-time OBIE Award-winning Soho Think Tank / Ohio Theatre, as we look back on the Ohio's extraordinary history, now closing its doors after 29 remarkable years.
Contemporary French Theatre: Joël Pommerat
Segal TheaterThe Segal Center presents an afternoon of screenings and an evening with award-winning French playwright-director Joël Pommerat. Director in residence at Peter Brook’s Theatre des Bouffes du Nord (2007-2010), Pommerat has crafted a signature style of actor-driven playwriting with his company, Compagnie Louis Brouillard, since 1990.
Contemporary British Political Theatre and The Great Game: Tricycle Theatre’s Nicolas Kent
Segal TheaterNicolas Kent, Artistic Director of London's Tricycle Theatre, joins us for a discussion of contemporary political theatre in the UK and around the world.
The Essence: A Yiddish Theatre Dim Sum
Elebash TheatreThe Segal Center welcomes Allen Lewis Rickman, Yelena Shmulenson, and Steve Sterner, emerging stars of a new generation in Yiddish theatre and film.
Kurt Weill + Maxwell Anderson: Collaboration in musical Theatre
Segal TheatreCelebrating concert performances in New York City of the two Kurt Weill/Maxwell Anderson musicals, Knickerbocker Holiday and Lost in the Stars, Distinguished Professor David Savran (Graduate Center, CUNY) moderates an evening com- memorating Weill’s collaboration with Anderson.