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Adhesive Theater Project binds the arts through the bonds of collaboration.
We are dedicated to working with artists in a broad range of fields – from
fashion designers to scientists, illustrators to engineers – to create
experimental, multidisciplinary work. By challenging these artists to work
in the theater we create new perspectives for live performance. By integrating
live music, visual arts, and technological innovations with metaphor and narrative
storytelling we create epic experiences that excite the audience's imagination.
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Since 2000, Adhesive Theater Project has been developing original, multi-media productions
and play adaptations steeped in spectacle. Our productions include: Chantecler at Teatro LA TEA, praised by The New York Times as
"especially memorable...creative, interesting, witty"; NOIR by Kalle Macrides, hailed as "ingeniously designed" by BackStage;
Spring Awakening at Center Stage, hailed as "Nothing short of extraordinary" by nytheater.com; I, Object! at The Brick, an ensemble created piece described by nytheater.com as a "shape-shifting visual
feast"; Les Mauvais Garçon by Jake Hooker, which had the honor of
being included in the Best of the American Living Room Series at HERE Arts Center;
The Battles of Coxinga at the Piano Store, "genuinely succeeds"
praised the Village Voice, as well as workshop productions of R.U.R.: A Futurist Folk Opera by Cory Einbinder and Joel Griffin
at Spring Theatreworks; Hysteria: HYSTERIA by Jake Hooker at The Stable;
and Kirby, an ensemble written superhero deconstruction, presented at Nada.
We have also devised various events in and around Brooklyn, including the Brooklyn Robot Parade and the Farmyard Puppet Workshop.
Adhesive Theater Project is generously supported by the New York State Council on the
Arts, the Department of Cultural Affairs, J. P. Morgan Chase regrant program administered
by the Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. (BAC), The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, and The
Rodney Corporation. Adhesive Theater Project is a proud member of the Alliance of
Resident Theatres New York, ART/NY and has been selected for WNYC's Salute The Arts STAR
Initiative Program. An article on our live video tracking system for the stage,
Within A Frame, was published in Live Design Magazine (Dec. 2009).
Our adaptation of Chikamatsu Monzaemon's The Battles of Coxinga will be published
in Performing Resistance in Dutch Formosa by Harrassowitz Publishing House later
this year. Adhesive Theater Project is currently a resident company of the New York
City College of Technology (CUNY).
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Adhesive Theater Project distributes a newsletter with notices about
our projects and upcoming performances.
Use our
Subscription Form to subscribe. Emailed newsletters
include links via which you can unsubscribe or change mailing address preferences.
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Review past newsletters:
A Herculean Thanks!,
Time is running out to see The Service Road,
Only 2 performances of The Service Road left!,
Only 5 performances of The Service Road left!,
The Service Road opens this week!,
Bring in 2013 with the Best of 2012,
Benefit performance of The Service Road for students affected by Sandy,
Catch a Sneak Peek of The Service Road,
Announcing Erin Courtney's The Service Road,
Summer 2010,
December 2009,
NOIR final week,
NOIR begins,
Spring 2009,
NOIR Multimedia Production,
10th Year! Benefit,
NOIR Reading,
Soggy Stoop Sale,
Stoop Sale for NOIR,
I, Object! Review,
I, Object!,
R.U.R.,
Soggy Robot Parade,
Robot Parade,
Sharefest,
Chantecler
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Alternatively, contact us via email to
discuss how you might help to support our activities.
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Member of Alliance of Resident Theaters/New York (A.R.T./NY).
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Selected for the N.P.R. / WNYC Salute The ARts *STAR* Initiative (FM 93.9 and AM 820).
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Production of Les Mauvais Garçons
selected for HERE Arts Center's Best of The American Living Room Series.
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Recipient of funding from the New York State Council on the Arts, the
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and the
J. P. Morgan Chase Regrant Program, administered by the
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. (BAC).
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Selected as Resident Company of the New York City College of Technology with
performances in its Voorhees Theatre.
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