Melillo Kaja Gam Kanami Kusajima Kasumi Adachi Kate Valk Kathy Ray Kotaro Irishio Kouki Mojadidi Kyle Dacuyan Kyoko Yoshida Laurie Uprichard Lenny Pickett Lucien Zayan Mallory Catlett Marc Ribot Marcio Kerber Canabarro Mark Bennett Mark Russell Martita Abril Mat Voorter Jason Kao Hwang Jim Fouratt Joan Finkelstein Jodi Melnick Jorge Clar Joseph V. Love Story, School of Hard Knocks was supported by a Watershed Lab Residency at Mount Tremper ArtsĪgnė Auželytė Aldina Topcagic Alex Katz Allyson Green Alvin Curran Andrew Kim Anne Waldman Anthony Phillips Barbara Bryan Biljana Tanurovska Bob Holman Bonnie Stein Brian Moran Carter Edwards Chani Bockwinkel Charlie Steiner Chihiro Ito Chris Ignacio Chris McIntyre Christian Marclay Dan Froot Dane Terry David Ellis David Rousseve David Whiteĭavid Zambrano DD Dorvillier Deniz Atli Devin Brahja Waldman Dieter Heitkamp Dona Ann McAdams Donald Fleming Elise Bernhardt Elizabeth Kresch Elizabeth Murray Emily Bartsch Emily Marie Pope Fumie Erikawa Gabriel Berry Gayle Tufts Germaine Acogny Ginger Dolden Gonnie Heggen Grace Hoop Heather Litteer Helmut Vogt Isaac Rosenthal Jacob Burckhardt Jake Margolin Jan Schmidt Audiences are also invited to tune in to Chuma’s residency at La MaMa beginning October 5, to view archival footage, sketches and rehearsals of the work leading up to the performance. This anniversary performance is part of La MaMa’s Artist Residencies for its 2020–21 season focusing on the creation of new works across the digital and physical theater landscape during the coronavirus pandemic. Using livestreaming, live-video-mixing, and the ubiquitous tools of social conferencing, Love Story creates a new space for artists to find connection, explore ideas, and translate them into a theatrical language. Now, in the face of the global pandemic, she turns to the ephemeral spaces online to forge connections between herself and her collaborators.
Love Story continues Chuma’s lifetime investigation of ideas regarding national security, perceived dangers within borders, immigration, and war. They will be featured via a mixture of live performances, digital performances, and archival footage. The performance will feature special guests and people important to the life and work of Yoshiko Chuma and the development of The School of Hard Knocks. 122 in 1985 and other early collaborations in New York City, including Five Car Pile-Up. Love Story traces its inspiration to a 24-hour production Chuma presented at P.S. Through an assemblage of films, dance, music, visual art, and narratives, Love Story serves as a performative “documentary” where personal and cultural history meet the present. Chuma’s original and decidedly unclassifiable work, described as “a mixture of play and seriousness, anarchy and reflection” ( Dance Magazine), tries to capture the contemporary world in all its complexity: speedy, multifaceted, diverse, both conceptual and concrete. With her newest work, maverick choreographer, performer and instigator Yoshiko Chuma celebrates 40 years of developing collaborations, conceptual structures, and provocative performance art with her award-winning collective, The School of Hard Knocks.
The 24-hour livestreamed performance will feature an international cast of more than 50 artists from four decades including veterans of The School of Hard Knocks and a new generation of artists from New York, Ankara, Tehran, Hong Kong, Berlin, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Brussels, Kabul, Palestine, and Dakar. Yoshiko Chuma returns to La MaMa with Love Story, The School of Hard Knocks, the latest chapter in her ongoing multidisciplinary performance series. Subscribe to La MaMa’s Patreon to watch on-demand.
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