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The SHELL-SHOCKED Nut Project opens at La MaMa!

La MaMa in association with GOH Productions presents THE SHELL-SHOCKED NUT

Third year of this developing East Village Adaptation of The Nutcracker

Conceived and directed by Martha Tornay. Co-director: Victoria Roberts-Wierzbowski

 Dec 17- 20th, 2015 | Thursday to Saturday at 8pm; Saturday and Sunday at 3pm

La MaMa | The Downstairs | 66 East 4th Street | Tickets: $20, $15 seniors, students and children 12 and under | Buy tickets – Box Office: (646) 430-5374. or at lamama.org more info: www.eastvillagedanceproject.com

At East Village Dance Project and GOH Productions we are excited to embark on our third year of presenting The Shell-Shocked Nut Project, an alternative East Village Nutcracker, co-produced and presented by La MaMa on December 17th-20th, 2015.  Exploring themes of loss and recovery, this dynamic show features an inter-generational cast of students and professional performers.

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Just returned from Ireland

Working with Sherry Erskine, founding board member of GOH, at the Burren College of Art in Ireland. She digitized our video art project from 1978! It’s not bad. Stay tuned for a glimpse of Gauze in the Bowl and the Castle — 2015 interacting with 1978.

—Bonnie

Mitsuo Tamura (Nov. 20, 1947-Nov. 21, 2014)

tamura1993-by-the-ocean-225x300MITSUO TAMURA

Producer, Director, Artist

Director of Station LTD, Tokyo.

I am going to Tokyo to bid farewell at a gathering on March 27, in honor of Mitsuo Tamura, a longtime collaborator and friend of GOH Productions.

Mitsuo died on November 21, 2014, a day after his 67th birthday. Farewell Mistuo! We recall more than 20 years of working together.  Forever in our hearts.

Gathering information (Japanese only)

photo of Mitsuo 1992, by the ocean in NY.

Vit Horejs of CAMT meets Slovak President Kiska

Slovak president Kiska in NYC
Vit Horejs with Slovak President Kiska at a reception

Director Vit Horejs met with President of Slovakia, Mr Kiska, at a recent reception in NYC at the Slovak residence.  The President was very impressed by Czechoslovak American Marionette Theatre’s vast activities, and they spoke for a while about NY and culture and their mutual immigrant stories.  It turns out that Mr. Kiska worked as a construction assistant in NYC in the 1980s for the whopping sum of $4 per hour!

What a journey from painting apartments in Astoria to the Presidency!  Vit topped him, earning $6 an hour during his first days in NY.

Slovak president Kiska in NYC

Annoucing Don Juan, or, The Wages of Debauchery!

Image of Cast of Don Juan or The Wages of Debauchery by Czech Marionette Theatre

April 10 to May 4, 2014

A traditional Czech Marionette play with some not-so-traditional touches; adapted and directed from an anonymous play of itinerant puppeteers by Vit Horejs.

In this production, Downtown meets the Folk Tradition. High and low, live performers and puppets of disparate sizes are blended to a startling comical and sometime touching effect. The puppets include antiques, puppets designed and constructed by master carver Jakub Krejci, toy puppets by Prague-based Milos Kasal, and a giant surprise by Alan Barnes Netherton. The actor/puppeteers are Deborah Beshaw, Otis Cotton, Tess Wonson, Vít Horejs and Theresa Linnihan. Costumes are by Theresa Linnihan and Egypt Dixon. Set design is by Theresa Linnihan and Alan Barnes Netherton. Music, performed by John Bowen, is composed expressly by Court Kappelmeister Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

www.czechmarionettes.org
tickets:      http://bpt.me/577337