Jack Ferver (Wednesday and Thursday) This interesting artist, a creator of indefinable power-struggles and psychic dramas, is a lover of the limelight and a player of what Claudia La Rocco described in these pages as “his personal-is-political, queer-aesthetic fame game.” In “Rumble Ghost” he has seven performers reinterpret the 1982 horror film “Poltergeist,” conflating that narrative against one of group therapy. Therein, it seems, the true horror lies, and Mr. Ferver is likely to exploit every ounce of excruciating self-revelation for all its worth. But that, dahlings, is theater. (Through Dec. 12.) At 8 p.m.,Performance Space 122, 150 First Avenue, at Ninth Street, East Village, (866) 811-4111, ps122.org; $20; $15 for students and 65+. (Roslyn Sulcas)
PLUTONIAN PICTURES is a Micro Cinema . . . located in my TriBeCa, NYC loft. We have Salon Style programing for an invitational audience of nine, e.g. "The Bus Stop Show" included shorts, industrials, slides, film clips, and a feature film. Formats: Reg. 8mm/Super 8mm/16mm/Slides/Video Projection/ViewMaster/Digital Media/LP, CD, Audio Cassette playback.
I love drawing... it is personal... direct... spontaneous... one on one... quixotic.
2nd passion is my 9 seat micro-cinema... the camaraderie of friends... sharing drama, comedy, suspense & fear - all in the privacy in 'Greg's Grotto'.
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