It's time for
TDF's Performeteria, our first-ever
immersive theatre festival.
What does that mean? Let me tell you!
WHAT? Performeteria is a two-night event, co-presented with Baruch Performing Arts Center, that invites you to travel through multiple levels of theatres, nooks, and hidden spaces within the venue to discover unique, site-specific works from 15 Off-Off-Broadway theatre companies.
Or, to put it another way: We're taking over BPAC, and as you explore the building, you'll encounter an amazing theatre or dance company around every corner. Performances are only 10 minutes each, so you'll have time to see as many groups as you wish. Plus, there's a bar where you can relax, drink, and talk about what you've experienced.
WHEN? Performeteria takes place on Monday, March 20 and Friday, March 24.
Tickets have a "timed entry," meaning your journey begins at 7, 7:45, 8:30, or 9:30pm. (No matter when you start, you can see as many performances as you like.)
HOW MUCH? All tickets are $9. That's right! Only $9 to see work from all these amazing groups!
Get your tickets here.
WHICH COMPANIES ARE INVOLVED? You can meet all of our participating artists
right here. And from now until March 20,
TDF Stages will be profiling a few of them every week. Meet three of our companies below!
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Get to know...
(1) Kinesis Project dance theatre -- Appearing in Performeteria on Monday, March 20 and Friday, March 24
Kinesis Project creates large-scale, outdoor contemporary dance theatre. It mounts high-level dance performances in surprising and inspiring public spaces.
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(2) Rady & Bloom Collective Playmaking -- Appearing in Performeteria on Monday, March 20
Rady & Bloom Collective Playmaking stages narratives in a stripped-down, efficient manner, with high energy and a sense of visual lyricism. They are drawn to modern mythology -- something that asks us to believe in something bigger than ourselves.
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(3) Flux Theatre Ensemble -- Appearing in Performeteria on Friday, March 24
An ensemble artist-driven company, Flux Theatre Ensemble believes that long-term collaboration and rigorous creative development can unite artists and audiences to build a creative home in New York.
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Meet the Performeteria theatres: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4,
Part 5
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