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Taylor Mac

First Preview: Dec 11, 2014
Opening Date: Jan 13, 2015
Closing Date: Jan 25, 2015
Running Time: 03:00
Taylor Mac

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Playing @
New York Live Arts
219 West 19th Street, New York City, NY 10011
Taylor Mac makes his New York Live Arts debut with the celebrated A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, presented in association with the Under the Radar Festival. 

Featuring the years 1900 – 1950 at Live Arts (the 1950s commissioned specially for the Live Arts stage), Mac will emerge as a bedazzled creature, accompanied by a 10-piece orchestra, dancing beauties and special guests, to present a performative ritual using popular music from the first half of the 20th Century. Eventually, this work will comprise of a 24-hour spectacle dissecting the last 240 years of popular music in America.

In conjunction with the performances, Mac’s collaborator and designer Machine Dazzle will transform the Live Arts lobby, giving further context to the work with commissioned décor.


PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:

Tue. 1/13 at 7:30pm, 1900's-1920's
Wed. 1/14 at 7:30pm, 1900's-1920's
Fri. 1/16 at 7:30pm, 1900's-1920's
Sat. 1/17 at 7:30pm, 1900's-1920's
Mon. 1/19 at 7:30pm, 1930's-1950's
Tue. 1/20 at 7:30pm, 1930's-1950's
Come Early Thu. 1/22 at 6:30pm
Thu. 1/22 at 7:30pm, 1930's-1950's
Fri. 1/23 at 7:30pm, 1930's-1950's
Off BroadwayDancePerformance Art
Show Notes: 1 Intermission
Age Guidance: 16
Audience Advisory: $75 for Jan 25 six decade marathon. This performance sold out. A wait list will begin at 1pm the day of the event by calling the Box Office at 212-924-0077.

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Reviews

  • “Fabulousness can come in many forms, and Taylor Mac seems intent on assuming every one of them.”

    -------New York Times
  • A “critical darling of the New York scene” 

    ----New York Magazine
  • “Fabulousness can come in many forms, and Taylor Mac seems intent on assuming every one of them.”

    -------New York Times
  • A “critical darling of the New York scene” 

    ----New York Magazine

Accessibility

  • Box Office

    Lobby level; accessible
  • Restroom

    The ground floor restrooms and theater are wheelchair accessible.
  • Elevator/Escalator

    Elevator to all floors
  • Telephone

    None on premises
  • Entrance

    The lobby is accessible via the double doors to the left of the revolving door at 219 W 19th Street.
  • Wheelchair Info

    The first floor lobby is a communal public space and wheelchair accessible via the street facing double doors next to the main entrance at 219 W 19th Street. Theater, dressing rooms and 3rd floor studios are accessible by elevator. Restrooms throughout the building and theater are wheelchair accessible.
  • Folding Armrests

    None available
  • Parking

    Street parking only
  • Water Fountain

    Lobby level; wheelchair accessible

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