EstroGenius Festival 2018: Nicoll + Nicoll & Michelle Amara Micca (In Development Programs) Work In Progress
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Nicoll + Nicoll & Michelle Amara Micca
An Open Dress Rehearsal of Nicoll + Nicoll’s “Lonely Now (Reset)” - Aunt and Niece team Nicoll (J.) and Nicoll (L.K.) return to Estrogenius, after last year’s “THIS TIME” with another duet built specifically for The Kraine’s singular architecture. Catch a glimpse into their working process before the premiere
3/9 @ 6 PM; tickets: $10, click HERE to purchase
MICCA: Open Rehearsal of Michelle Amara Micca's "Call Me Al"; 3/23 @ 6 PM; tickets: $10, click HERE to purchase
FRIGID New York @ Horse Trade in association with Manhattan Theatre Source will present the 2018 EstroGenius Festival, the longest running festival celebrating the work of women and gender non-conforming artists in NYC. Begun in Manhattan Theatre Source in 2000 as a short-play festival, the festival has launched and supported hundreds of artists in its 18 years. 2017 was the festival’s first time in its new home The Kraine Theater on E. 4th St.
Currently at the helm of the festival are Melissa Riker and Maura Nguyen Donohue. The Short play series is produced by Vinnie Marano. Guest curators are John C. Robinson and Women in Motion’s 2017/18 Commissioned Artists Joya Powell, Garnet Henderson, and Rebecca Lazier.
In concurrence with the inclusive values the festival was founded on, this executive team focuses on art generated, written, directed, choreographed, composed and performed by artists who expand the definition of a women’s festival. The producers strive to create a full, empowering, festival dedicated to a community that hears, sees and celebrates women, gender non-conforming and non-binary artists in all of their dynamic diversity.
EstroGenius 2018 is presented by Manhattan Theatre Source, Frigid New York with one special night hosted by La Mama Experimental Theater March 8-25 at The Kraine Theater (85 East 4th Street between 2nd Avenue and Bowery). Tickets ($15 and 2 for $25). For full programming and ticketing information, click HERE.
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