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A Tribute to Daniel C. Gerould
Segal Theatre and Elebash Recital HallSCHEDULE OF EVENTS
READING, 4 P.M.
Daniel C. Gerould’s Candaules Commissioner
The Segal Theatre
Prelude.12
Martin E. Segal TheatreThe Martin E. Segal Theatre Center at the Graduate Center, CUNY is pleased to present PRELUDE.12, the ninth annual PRELUDE festival dedicated to artists at the forefront of contemporary New York City theatre, dance, interdisciplinary and mediatized performance. As ever, PRELUDE will offer an array of over 20 short performances, readings, screenings and open rehearsals—a completely free sneak-peek into the work being prepared for the 2012/13 season, as well as new commissions and daily panel discussions with artists and performers.
This year we’ll be exhibiting works and hosting discussions under the following banners:
“The Future of the Cinema is the Stage”, “Manifestos 2012”, “Imitation of Participation” & "Return of the Singspiel “
The O’Neill Center: A Safe Haven for Playwrights
Segal TheatreThe Segal welcomes playwright Quiara Hudes (Water by the Spoonful, In the Heights) and other artists associated with the O’Neill for a celebratory evening featuring readings from plays recently developed there and reflections on the O’Neill’s storied past.
The Ecstatic Soul: German Expressionist Dance An Evening of Film and Live Performance
Segal TheatreWeimar arts expert Mel Gordon (UC Berkeley) introduces us to the movement of German Expressionist Dance in the formation of contemporary modern dance and dance theatre with screenings of rarely seen Ausdruckstanz films from his own collection and live reconstructions of Expressionist dances.
CANCELLED – Reality + Fiction: Berlin’s Rimini Protokoll Performance Screenings
Segal TheatreAn afternoon film screening program of recent major works by the already-legendary Berlin-based artists' collective Rimini Protokoll. Films include Wahl Kampf Wallenstein, Prometheus in Athens, and the 100% series.
CANCELLED – Rimini Protokoll: Reality + Fiction: Evening Discussion
Segal TheatreThe artists behind the already legendary Berlin-based artists’ collective Rimini Protokoll—Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi, and Daniel Wetzel—join us for an evening discussion on the topic of their cutting-edge performance work.
Radical Legacies: Living Theatre Founder Judith Malina on Erwin Piscator
Segal TheatreThis evening with Judith Malina, the doyenne of American political theatre, will feature a reading by Malina from The Piscator Notebook, a performance by the Living Theatre ensemble, and a panel discussion with Q & A.
Contemporary Haitian Theatre: Playwright & Novelist Gary Victor
The Segal welcomes one of Haiti’s leading writers, Gary Victor, for an evening of readings and conversation.
Plays from the New Black Fest with Keith Josef Adkins
Segal TheatreKeith Josef Adkins joins us in a discussion of the future of The New Black Fest, and New Black Fest playwrights Dominique Morisseau (2012-2013 PONY Fellow), Paul Notice, and Judith Adong (2012 Fullbright Scholar) will preside over readings from their work and join in the discussion.
If We Had To Ask For Permission, We Wouldn’t Exist: A Brief History of UbuWeb 1996 -The Present
Segal TheatreJoin us for an evening with Kenneth Goldsmith as he performs his poetry and looks back on the history of UbuWeb, offering us a glimpse of its treasures.
Polish Theatre Now: Michał Walczak
Segal TheatreThe Martin E. Segal Theatre Center welcomes one of Poland's most beloved and prolific playwrights, Michał Walczak, for an evening of performance and discussion.
Living History: Rudi Rosenfeld + Moshe Yassur (Romania) on Yiddish Theatre
Proshansky AuditoriumMoshe Yassur, whose career in Yiddish Theatre has spanned six decades, and his guests will compare the unique history of Romanian Yiddish theatre with stories of Yiddish theatre from other countries, ending with thoughts on the future of Yiddish theatre.
GUADALUPE
Segal TheatreA performance event on the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe about feminine legends and what keeps us up at night.
Revisiting the Rosenberg Trial in The Brother
Segal TheatreThis Segal evening, co-presented with the Science & the Arts series, will feature a reading from John Hancock and Dorothy Tristan's new play, directed by Ian Strasfogel, followed by a discussion of the endlessly fascinating Rosenberg trial with New York Times investigative reporter Sam Roberts, both playwrights, and Brian Schwartz (Graduate Center CUNY).