Piehole at Bushwick Open Studios 2010

On June 5, 2010, Piehole collaborated with Lea Bertucci and Ed Bear on Mutator. This seven-hour installation/performance was shaped by three brief, live performances at 1336 Dekalb Ave. Thanks to all who attended!

Where are all our zones?

MANHATTAN NORTH FOREVER

On December 5th, 2009, PIEHOLE held a tremendously successful musical baked goods video fundraising event at our forgiving friend Shepherd’s Magicland. We were overcome with the generosity of our friends and strangers. We teared up at breakfast the next day. Thanks for enabling our what’s next!

flyer by emily

A Rollicking Success! Thanks to all museum goers and doers!

An interactive performance based on the play by Bjornstjerne Bjornson and our favorite roadside museums

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October 2-4 at HERE Arts Center, 145 6th Ave, entrance on Dominick Street

Part of Autumn Artist Lodge 2009

After a thrilling Philly Fringe run, Piehole is bringing Love & Geography to New York!
We are excited to be part of HERE Arts Center’s Autumn Artist Lodge 2009.

Tickets are on sale now on ovation- Click Here.

Friday October 2 at 7pm and 10pm
Saturday October 3 at 2pm, 5pm and 7pm
Sunday October 4 at 2pm, 5pm, and 7pm

@ HERE Arts Center
145 6th Ave (Entrance on Dominick Street, one block south of Spring Street)

“A Little Love Story” is a toy theater piece we performed at Cameo Gallery in July, as part of the Co-Op’s Obsession-themed show. This piece is part of a larger performance, Love & Geography, which we will be performing at Vox Populi in Philadelpia on Sept. 11-13, as part of the Philly Fringe. We will bring the show to NYC at HERE Arts Center on Oct. 2-4.

The text for this performance was adapted from Bjornstjern Bjornson’s Love and Geography.

Adaptation and Direction by Tara Ahmadinejad. Puppet Design by Jeffrey Wood. Technical Direction: Elliot B. Quick and Ross Cowan. Performances by Allison LaPlatney, Alice Winslow, Elliot B. Quick, and Emily Friend Roberts.

We went upstate to make a film version of Tenticle: A Canticle, directed and masterminded by Danny Cannizzaro, seen here at left traversing the distance as our scout to the unknown:

This is the video of our tent-theater piece Tenticle: A Canticle. We performed it in February 2009 as part of Electric Pear’s Synesthesia 2009 at The Wild Project. (To see it in HD CLICK HERE.)

Performance directed by Elliot Quick, video by Danny Cannizzaro, Performed by Tara Ahmadinejad, Michelle Oing, Alice Winslow, Jeffrey Wood, Allison LaPlatney, Kathryn Wallem, Emily Friend Roberts, Anika Schwarzwald, and Jamie Wilber.

TENTICLE: A CANTICLE is the latest collaborative project Piehole has been making.

We’ve posted some photos of the creative process of this piece below, but now Tenticle: A Canticle will be produced as part of Electric Pear’s Synesthesia Festival on Feb 25-28, 8pm, at The Wild Project. This annual festival sounded pretty neat to us, and now that we’re a part of it, we sound pretty neat to us, too.  We hope you can check out this Canticle-Tent-Puppet-Theater piece by your friends in Piehole! Click here for Tickets. And also, look at this festival teaser:

THE DEAL : If you purchase tickets online, use code: ARTIST to get a discount! We hope you can make it.

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Making things you like costs money, and we would love to keep making things you like. So, head over and see how to make your tax deductible donation to Piehole during these most festive of days!