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How Does Anyone Make It In Black America?

By ELIZA BENT

Tuesday, July 07, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Tue Jul 7, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

With food and conversation, a new play invites us to explore our country's racism --- When we see the president deliver a eulogy in Charleston, or when we walk home through a New York City protest on behalf of Eric Garner, it's impossible to forget that racism and brutality still shape this country. But these flashpoint events are just a small...

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There's a Play Happening on the Staten Island Ferry

By ELIZA BENT

Monday, June 29, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Mon Jun 29, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

For $1.99, you can download an audio drama set on the ferry -- Is a play still a play when the actors aren't aware they're actors? Is a spectator still a spectator when they become a part of a set? Is a theatre company still a theatre company when it's called This Is Not a Theatre Company? Founded by director Erin B. Mee and playwright Jessie...

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Female Pirates on an Actual Boat

By DIEP TRAN

Tuesday, May 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Tue May 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Blood Red Roses revives swashbuckling legends --- What's the best way to spell "arrrgh?" When you're producing a pirate show, that's not an idle question. Just ask Drama of Works, the Brooklyn-based company behind Blood Red Roses: The Female Pirate Project. "Is there a 'u'? An 'e'?" asks performer Emily Hartford, sitting with her fellow...

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Protecting Your Indie Spirit in Brooklyn

By LAUREN KAY

Thursday, April 09, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Thu Apr 9, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

In a new home, Triskelion Arts helps keep scrappy dance alive --- In 2000, five young dancers rented a loft on a mostly-deserted street in a still-questionable Brooklyn neighborhood called Williamsburg. They toiled to make Triskelion Arts, the new space, a home not only for their own choreographic endeavors, but also a center for artists searching...

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An MS Diagnosis Becomes a Sci-Fi Lounge Act

By ELIZA BENT

Thursday, March 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Thu Mar 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Lisa R. Clair turns her medical condition into a trippy musical performance --- For playwright/actor Lisa R.Clair, receiving a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis was an oddly enlightening artistic moment. "I thought, 'At least now I have an ending for my show,'" she deadpans. Clair's What's YOUR Problem? A Deep Space Lounge Act, which she...

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Can We Put a Perfect World On Stage?

By ELIZA BENT

Thursday, March 05, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Thu Mar 5, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

By ELIZA BENT Welcome to Borough Play, our exclusive series on theatre in Brooklyn, Queens, and beyond What is it about the idea of a perfect community that's so alluring? And is the attempt to make art all that different from the quest to create a utopia? Members of the theatre ensemble Piehole found themselves wrestling with these questions...

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If You're Only 40, How Do You Play an 80 Year Old?

By ELIZA BENT

Thursday, February 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Thu Feb 26, 2015 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

Actors are often told to make a character "their own." But what exactly does that mean? And how do actors put themselves into a role when they're playing someone who's almost twice their age? For the 40-year-old performer Elizabeth Dement, who stars as an 80-year-old retiree in Christina Masciotti's Social Security, at the Bushwick Starr Feb. 25...

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