Events at CSMA

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

Join us in viewing the classic tragedy of Shakespeare’s Macbeth produced by Theatre Incognita. MacBeth was performed a number of times during Shakespeare’s lifetime. We are offering audience members the opportunity to view the show on two separate weekends. The work is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council of the Arts and Tompkins County, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.

The concert also includes an Ithaca premiere: Small Catastrophes delves into the geological forces shaping the Finger Lakes landscape, telescoping from human to geologic scale through movement, percussion and song. Choreographed, composed and performed by Cynthia Stevens, with performance by Emily Healy.

Source is a film exploring the essential and peculiar ways water animates our world. It draws on years of dancing in Six Mile Creek, the water source of Ithaca, NY, dwelling with the ecology, form and processes of the water and its inhabitants. Danced by Anna Marie Shogren, Audrey Pincus and Stevens with cinematography by David Brown.

The concert also includes an Ithaca premiere: Small Catastrophes delves into the geological forces shaping the Finger Lakes landscape, telescoping from human to geologic scale through movement, percussion and song. Choreographed, composed and performed by Cynthia Stevens, with performance by Emily Healy.

Source is a film exploring the essential and peculiar ways water animates our world. It draws on years of dancing in Six Mile Creek, the water source of Ithaca, NY, dwelling with the ecology, form and processes of the water and its inhabitants. Danced by Anna Marie Shogren, Audrey Pincus and Stevens with cinematography by David Brown.

Puppet show! Puppet show! The Bread & Puppet Theater is excited to announce that the company’s 61st year will commence with a tour traversing the Northeast and Eastern Seaboard for a brand-new play:  The Hope Principle Show: Citizens’ Shame and Hope in the Time of Genocide. Of the show-–director Peter Schumann says, “With mother dirt prologue, citizen despair gymnastics, massmurder victim’s traditional dance of death celebration, absentee humanity dance. Featuring a flock of disaster ravens and hope principle caribou and exorcism rites for the genociders.” 

The tour also includes cities from Rutland, VT to Washington, DC, with the full tour schedule available at BreadAndPuppet.org/Tour. After the show Bread & Puppet will serve its famous sourdough rye bread with aioli, and Bread & Puppet’s “Cheap Art” – books, posters, postcards, pamphlets and banners from the Bread & Puppet Press – will be for sale.