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THE Art is in RESIDENTS – Nobody Knows How or Why

by Jason T. Kocher April 5th, 2011 - Culture » Arts » Culture » Film and TV » Culture » Sounds »


The Residents 13th Anniversary Show – copyright The Residents and The Cryptic Corporation

SurREAL PARTICULAR

The best opening to a Residents show would be for a roadie to come on stage and check various pieces of equipment before standing center stage vibrating and then exploding into red mist through which [...]

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An Open Wound Blooms: Black Swan by Darren Aronofsky

by Jason T. Kocher December 28th, 2010 - Culture » Film and TV »


image copyright Fox Searchlight

During the opening scene of Black Swan by Darren Aronofsky, I remember already thinking to myself – with the tact of Louis C.K. – “That nigger makes the SHIT out of a movie!”

There is a great indulgence in his movies tempered only by [...]

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Teller and Todd Robbins Play Dead at The Players Theatre, New York City

by Jason T. Kocher November 1st, 2010 - Culture » Performance »

“Better than Mary Poppins, but not as creepy.”

That’s how Todd Robbins asks audience members to describe the spectacle they had just witnessed at the end of Play Dead, the new stage fright-fest written and directed by the smaller, quieter half of Penn & Teller.

Indeed, although there is an [...]

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The Concubine

by Jason T. Kocher January 10th, 2010 - Creative » Writing »

We hear a muddled voice, speaking in rhythm and de facto secrecy, repeating…memorized lines…a religious act…or an act of mild mannered madness.

Blues and greys fading to black fill the blanks of the walls, a small white bed somewhere in center.

A Victorian nonchalance hangs in the air as it does in her hair, brunette curls sleeping, a dress [...]

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