Eric Beauzay and Amy Rose Marsh are two theatre creators that live in Greenpoint, in the North of Brooklyn, New York. This site follows their collaborative work.

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

ACRES OF CLAMS = ACRES OF AWESOME!!!!

A little recap having to do with our performance of ACRES OF CLAMS at Ars Nova:  It went swimmingly!  We were so happy, thrilled, titillated to present the work to a sold-out, enthusiastic crowd, who song along, swayed, and chanted to the music of WASHINGTON STATE!!! We had audience representing from Maple Valley, Vancouver, Bellingham and Ferndale, Moses Lake, Seattle, and Vancouver Island, so all in all a very Northwest evening, full of facts and fun and beer-swiggin'.

Pictures and Photos are so soon to follow.

Also, Also:  We have to say a TREMENDOUS thanks to the following people: ARS NOVA!!!! Concrete Temple Theatre and A.R.T./New York, Materials for the Arts, Samuel French, Inc., Richard Strugeon and Officina Design, Doug and Jill Marsh, Sherry and Scott Voss, Pacific Northwest Folklore Society, Frank DiMaiolo, Matt and Roberta Trask, Denali Beauzay, Kitt Lavoie, J. Michael DeAngelis and The Porch Room, Joy Autumn, Paulie and Alex Velasquez, Briar Winters, Aaron Kostisky, Nick Leavens and the Claque, Ada Rose Williams and the other Ada,  Charley Parden, Garrett Hodge, Emma Halpern, Drew Larimore, Arts in Bushwick and the Bushwick Starr, the BE Company Shoni Currier and Sean Bauer,  Adam Thompson, Seth Bauer, Josh Koller, The Zebros and Kara Christianson (from the Original Bushwish Starr ACRES OF CLAMS!!!), the University of Washington Photographic Archives, National History Day, The Whatcom County Old Settlers Association, and Foo the Cat.

We love you guys so much! and you should all expect HUGE presents postcards and HUGS comin' in the Mailio.


Tuesday, February 15, 2011

New News.

Two big things, buddies:

1) UNTITLED TRAVELOGUE PROJECT is being revised and reworked. From basic footage in Decemeber, we've decided to expand the project into a web-based performance work...more on this coming in Summer 2011.


2) A NEW SHOW!!!!!!! 



ACRES OF CLAMS: A TOUR THROUGH THE COMPLEX, DAMP, and POIGNANT HISTORY OF WASHINGTON STATE will be playing at Bushwick Starr as part of Arts in Bushwick SITEfest 2011It's a one night only event: March 6, at 5:45pm.  More details (press release) up soon!