"Concerning the Soul of the Knockout Mutant"
by
Peter Bulow
by
David A. Miller
258 Bowery - 2nd Floor
New York, NY 100012
Puppet BloK! features new works of puppetry, animation, music, and other innovative styles of performance by emerging and established artists from the NYC area.
Branching out of Dixon Place's own mission statement to focus on experimental works, Puppet BloK provides an all-encompassing venue for alternative modes of storytelling. Puppet BloK is a commune for installation art, animation, traditional and non-traditional puppetry, mask, music, film, commedia, and other extraordinary art forms. Works on the fringe that border on the sacred and profane, artists that are looking to go back to the heart of storytelling, who willingly tackle myths and allegories and relate them directly to us. Puppet BloK provides a haven for work that is uncomfortable and wonderful, work that is sculpted not polished, reactionary not static. Biting, but not perfect.
-Leslie Strongwater (curator)
Peter Bulow
"Concerning the Soul of the Knockout Mutant"
A knockout mutant mouse wakes up from surgery to discover that it is transformed
into something part animal, part human, and, told of the possibility that
it might have a human soul, goes forth on a quest to discover its true
nature.
--
by David A. Miller
“Be original. Be like me!”A
headmaster teaches his kids in A Lesson in Art by David A.
Miller
David A. Miller, writer and director of A Lesson
in Art, has been teaching theater and visual art to young people for
nearly 20 years. In various capacities as a director, actor, teaching
artist and administrator, David has worked at Seattle Children’s Theatre,
Seattle Shakespeare Festival, Annex Theater, Hangar Theatre, The New
Acting Company, Youth Theatre Northwest, Syracuse Stage and The Kennedy
Center in Washington, DC. Most recently, David’s work as a director
was awarded Best Direction for Below the Belt at Amphibian Productions
in Fort Worth, TX where he is a company member. David is the Education
Program Manager at Roundabout Theatre Company. He is a Drama League
Directors alumnus and earned his MFA in Directing from Mason Gross School
of the Arts at Rutgers University.
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