WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN at Dixon Place
Dates: 8/6/2016
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📍 Theatre: Dixon Place |
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161A Chrystie St
New York, NY 10002
Phone: 2122190736
Tickets: Free Admission
Running Time: 40 minutes
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
There are dozens of people named Kevin Ritter on Google. They have all sorts of careers and lives. In We Need To Talk About Kevin, poet and performance artist Kevin Ritter attempts to become someone else who shares his name. The performance will include poems, projections, and original songs, examining self-hood in our new digital age.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kevin Ritter is a performer, poet, and playwright. His most recent work, The Palm Trees of Lower Manhattan, was a walking tour in the Municipal Art Society’s ‘‘Jane’s Walk’’ festival. Cat, the one-man mega-musical was performed at Vassar College’s Shiva Theater, Bard College, the Bad Theater Festival, and Dixon Place’s HOT! Festival.ABOUT THIS SHOW
There are dozens of people named Kevin Ritter on Google. They have all sorts of careers and lives. In We Need To Talk About Kevin, poet and performance artist Kevin Ritter attempts to become someone else who shares his name. The performance will include poems, projections, and original songs, examining self-hood in our new digital age.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kevin Ritter is a performer, poet, and playwright. His most recent work, The Palm Trees of Lower Manhattan, was a walking tour in the Municipal Art Society’s ‘‘Jane’s Walk’’ festival. Cat, the one-man mega-musical was performed at Vassar College’s Shiva Theater, Bard College, the Bad Theater Festival, and Dixon Place’s HOT! Festival.
There are dozens of people named Kevin Ritter on Google. They have all sorts of careers and lives. In We Need To Talk About Kevin, poet and performance artist Kevin Ritter attempts to become someone else who shares his name. The performance will include poems, projections, and original songs, examining self-hood in our new digital age.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kevin Ritter is a performer, poet, and playwright. His most recent work, The Palm Trees of Lower Manhattan, was a walking tour in the Municipal Art Society’s ‘‘Jane’s Walk’’ festival. Cat, the one-man mega-musical was performed at Vassar College’s Shiva Theater, Bard College, the Bad Theater Festival, and Dixon Place’s HOT! Festival.ABOUT THIS SHOW
There are dozens of people named Kevin Ritter on Google. They have all sorts of careers and lives. In We Need To Talk About Kevin, poet and performance artist Kevin Ritter attempts to become someone else who shares his name. The performance will include poems, projections, and original songs, examining self-hood in our new digital age.
Get here early, we’ll be playing a round of Bingo before the show begins! Bingo winner gets a free drink!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kevin Ritter is a performer, poet, and playwright. His most recent work, The Palm Trees of Lower Manhattan, was a walking tour in the Municipal Art Society’s ‘‘Jane’s Walk’’ festival. Cat, the one-man mega-musical was performed at Vassar College’s Shiva Theater, Bard College, the Bad Theater Festival, and Dixon Place’s HOT! Festival.
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Established in 1986, Dixon Place is a nonprofit institution dedicated to supporting visionary artists through the development and presentation of original works in the performing and literary arts. In a professional, compassionate environment, artists are inspired and encouraged to implement new ideas and new practices. Programming and curatorial policies support inclusivity and diversity regarding gender, race, sexual identity, age, disabilities, social class, and ethnicity. Committed to fostering social justice, DP’s foremost priorities are to serve as a safe haven for artists of all stripes and callings and to provide meaningful, culturally enriching experiences for audiences.
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