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BONNIE
SUE STEIN Performing
Arts Administrator, Manager, Project Producer Professional
Positions 1988-Present Executive
Director and Producer, GOH
Productions (Seven Loaves Inc.)
a non- profit arts services organization based in New York City,
specializing in international arts project development, production and
coordination, with annual budget range of $300,000 - $500,000.
As Executive Director, oversees all projects, budgeting,
development, post production, hiring, final reporting and coordinating
staff of 3 full time, plus from 5 to 20 part time project staff.
Since its inception in 1988, GOH
has worked with projects in Europe, the USA and Asia, including with
Russia, Israel, Macedonia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic,
Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, France, UK, Ireland,
Bosnia & Herzgovina, Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, USA from New York
to California, etc. (please see a separate resume of GOH
PROJECTS). 1982-88 Program
Associate of Performing Arts, The Asia Society, NYC worked with
Beate Gordon, Executive Director of Performing Arts Department,
primarily on the promotion and marketing of performing artists from
across Asia, in presentations in NY and on tour throughout the U.S. Managed tours of artists from Japan. 1981-82 Bi-lingual
Associate, Daniel Grossman Gallery, Madison Avenue, worked on
developing clients from Japanese-speaking community in New York City. Professional
experience summary From
1988 to now,
GOH Productions
has worked in NYC on projects produced
and / or co-produced with venues and organizations including: Brooklyn
Academy of Music, The Kitchen Center, La MaMa E.T.C, PS 122, PS One
Contemporary Museum, Dancing in the Streets, Danspace Project at St.
Mark's Church, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, The Town Hall, Dixon Place,
Vineyard Theater, the Public Theater, Dance Theater Workshop, and
others. Since
1989, Stein has worked with
GOH
to develop, produce and coordinate
projects in Estonia, Australia, Japan, Lithuania, Latvia, Macedonia,
Czech Republic, Russia, Slovakia, Hungary, etc. (see GOH
resume) Since
1999, Stein and
GOH
have hosted ArtsLink fellows who are chosen to spend
5 weeks in New York City to research and develop projects.
The fellows hosted by
GOH
are from: Yugoslavia, Macedonia,
Estonia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia,
and the Czech Republic. Films Butoh:
Body on the Edge of Crisis (1990) with Michael Blackwood Productions,
Christian Blackwood camera. Associate
producer, writer and responsible for budgeting and scheduling all
interviews and shooting in Japan for 5 week period in Summer of 1989.
Film was screened at several festivals and on tv. Faust
on a String (1992), Michael Baumbruck Camera and co-producer.
A film about about Czech Marionettes.
Co produced by
GOH Productions, with Baumbruck and Horejs.
Winner of Golden Eagle Award. Screened at festivals and on public
television in the USA and abroad. Moon
Pulse (1995) directed by Estonian choreographer Marika
Blossfeldt. Co-produced by
GOH Productions
and Estonia Television.
Conference
Coordination Conference
Director, Global Interchange: Artists in Conversation a convening of 60
artists from across the globe, sponsored by Meet The Composer, Arts
International and 651 ARTS. (1999).
Obtained visas, and directed staff of 5 persons to arrange all
travel from abroad to the US, hotel and conference facilities,
simultaneous translations, media screenings, and final reporting for
conference. Conference
Director, The First International Festival of Puppet Theatre, The
Theatrical Inanimate held at the Joe Papp Public Theatre in NYC (1992).
Arranged all panel discussions and feature keynote speakers,
hotel and other accommodations, and published a paper of essays and
works by the panel participants. Lectures
Illustrated
lectures on Japanese Butoh dance and the performing arts of Japan, in
universities and art centers across the U.S. and Europe, including
University of Michigan, University of Texas at Austin, Lied Center for
the Arts, Kansas; New Orleans Dance Association; Poland, Houston Arts
Center, etc. Writing Contribute
feature articles on performing arts to Dance Magazine and The Village
Voice, including cover stories in both publications.
Articles on butoh dancers from Japan, and performing artists of
Asia. Reviews of events from Asia. Covered the Los Angeles Festival for
the Village Voice. Interviewed
Vaclav Havel, days before he became president of Czechoslovakia in 1989,
for a feature (cover) story for Village Voice, with a follow up article
on his first official visit to the USA. Currently
contributing writer for Dance Insider (online). Contributed
essay on Japanese butoh pioneer, Kazuo Ohno for Fifty Contemporary
Choreographers (published in the UK 1999) Contributed
an essay on butoh dance to Moving
History / Dancing Cultures: A Dance History Reader, (Wesleyan University
Press 2001). PSLA “Top Forty,” the 2001 list recommended by the
Pennsylvania School Librarians Association Education
Languages
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