UnSequenced: A Podcast About the Choreographic Process

By Sima Belmar

MAY 2020 | Dance

Episode one of UnSequenced dropped on June 1, 2019, when the world as we knew it was the world as we no longer know it. The podcast releases a new episode every month and I look forward to hearing from movement artists about how their choreographic practices have changed since the advent of the global coronavirus pandemic.

The Dramaturg’s Perspective: A Conversation with Amauta Firmino

By Alexi Chacon

OCT 2021 | Theater

Writer Alexi Chacon talks with Amauta Firmino, the Dramaturg of Slave Play, about his work on Broadway’s most TONY nominated play in history, his dramaturgical process, and surviving as a dramaturg.

Martha Tuttle: Wild irises grow in the mountains

By Louis Block

OCT 2021 | ArtSeen

Martha Tuttle’s paintings can be defined by belonging, in that they are seriously invested in a material process that takes the craft of the medium as part of its subject.

Review

By Madeline Hollander

OCT 2021 | Critics Page

Before the pandemic hit I had been in production creating a large-scale performance featuring dancers from companies all over New York City who would come together on one stage to present works that were just about to premiere—future choreographies that they were in the process of rehearsing but had not yet reached the stage or a public audience.