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2003 Co-producing
the US Tour of Ilkhom Theatre
from Uzbekistan Fiscal
sponsor and organizer for workshops in puppet theater and literacy
for Earth School in NYC. Arts
In Education Projects with Lower East Side Schools, including Earth
School. Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks 2002 Eitetsu
Hayashi Taiko Drummers from Japan, producing concert at Town Hall,
NYC Tamar
Rogoff "Daughter of a Pacifist Soldier" La MaMa Theatre.
management and fundraising services. H.
Agatsuma, shamisen, NYC recording session for DOMO RECORDS,
producing a new CD. Arranged
recording session, provided management services for traditional and new
music on the Japanese shamisen. Jim
Neu - Playwriting Workshop series and Performance tour to Ljublana,
Slovenia. Fundraising consultation. Annie
B. Parson Big Dance Theater, Project advisor and development for
NYC, domestic and international touring. Polli
Talu Arts Residency Center.
Assisted in development of international projects involving
residencies of artists from the US to Estonia.
Workshop on video and dance collaborations for dance
professionals from across East Central Europe, taught by Ernie and
Tomayo from USA (2002) Fiscal
sponsor and organizer for workshops in puppet theater and literacy
for Earth School in NYC. English
Camp in Estonia, with Polli
Talu Arts Residency Center, teaching local children age 12-14
English and arts, a one week intensive program. Arts
In Education Projects with Lower East Side Schools, including Earth
School. Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks, Pi=3.14,
a collaboration with Nihad and Sead Kresevljakovic from Sarajevo (Dixon
Place, La Mama, 2001-02) 2001 Teatr
Mladinsko, Ljubljana, Slovenia at La MaMa ETC, New York (2001) Arts
In Education Projects with Lower East Side Schools, including Earth
School. Arts
in Education Projects with Upper West Side Schools: La Guardia and
Martin Luther King Choreography/lighting/music
residency with Polli Talu,
with Carol Mullins, Douglas Dunn and Lisa Karrer/David Simons Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks,
Reverse Psychology Agenda Three: What’s Up?
In Tallinn Estonia and St. Petersburg Russia (Kannon Theatre and
AugustDance Festival, 2001); Reverse
Psychology; Agenda 2: In Gear (Duke Theatre, New York, 2001) Developing
and Managing Cathy Weis’ Show Me,
(The Kitchen 2001) 2000 Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks,
Nagoya Suites (Aichi
Arts Center, Nagoya, Japan 2000);
Reverse Psychology: Agenda Number One: Japan, Joyce Theater, NY 1999 Conference
Management for Global Interchange, an International Artists
Conversation sponsored by Arts International, 650 Arts and Meet The
Composer (1999) The
III International Festival of Contemporary Dance in Bytom, Poland
(1998-2001). Advisor, consultant to projects from USA to Poland. Wendy
Osserman - GOH
Provided PR services and acted as advisor (1999-2001) Myung
Soo Kim's Shaman Dance from Korea
at Dance Theater Workshop. (1999-2004) English
Camp in Estonia, with Polli
Talu Arts Residency Center, teaching local children age 12-14
English and arts, a one week intensive program. Fiscal
Sponsor for Eifman Ballet. St. Petersburg, Russia, first tour to
USA. PRIOR
TO 1999 Exchange
of artists, educators and presenters to Uzbekistan to view
performing arts and some visual and applied arts and crafts, including
three trips by USA participants, and two trips by Uzbekistan artists to
the USA. A tour of Ilkhom Theatre in the USA took place in 2003,
cooperation with H-Art Management. (1999-2003) Daghdha
Dance Company, Limerick Ireland.
Co-produced projects in New York, Estonia, Ireland, and Russia
while Yoshiko Chuma was artistic director. (1999-2003)
Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks. Unfinished Symphony, a collaboration with Japan-based
composer Aska Kaneko and her ensemble (Premiere Danspace Project, NY
1998 and tour across Europe and USA);
Crash Orchestra East including collaborations with local musicians
in Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Austria (Project developed with
Silesian Dance Theatre, 1996). Czechoslovak-American
Marionette Theatre (CAMT) (1998-present) Ralph
Lee Mettawee Theatre - GOH
Management Advisors on production and promotion services (2000-present) Co-Produced
choreographer/dancer Marika
Blossfeldt’s film Moon Pulse with Esto TV. filmed
in Estonia. (1992) Min
Tanaka’s Poe Project a
dance created with US performers based on a libretto commissioned from
writer and philosopher, Susan Sontag. Touring, fundraising, coordination
of international team of artists and staff. Brought 10 artists to Japan
to work with Tananka on his Body Weather Farm, premiered at Jacob’s
Pillow, US Tour, Tokyo International Festival.
(1997) US
fiscal sponsor, development and producer for Tamar Rogoff’s site
specific dance/theater works The
Ivye Project in a forest surrounding a Holocaust Memorial in a
tiny village in Belarus (1994) and Demeter’s
Daughter, on rooftops, in gardens and in schoolyards on the Lower
East Side of Manhattan 1997. Executive Producers for documentary films
about these projects Summer in
Ivye (2001) and Demeter’s
Daughter (1999). Yoshiko
Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks, (NY based company).
Management of domestic and international projects (1992-present) -
including touring East/Central Europe, West Europe, Asia, USA, and
international collaborations. Marika
Blossfeldt's Polli Talu Arts Residency Center in Estonia.
Assisted in development of international projects involving
residencies of artists from the USA, to Estonia.
Focus workshop on video and dance collaborations for dance
professionals from across East Central Europe, taught by video artists
from USA (1999-2004) Developing
and Managing Cathy Weis’ Monitor
Lizards (Painted Bride Arts Center 1999), Live
Internet Performance Structure - LIPS (Bennington College/Prague
Internet Café - 1998); Gravity
Twins (The Kitchen 1998); Fractured,
Just the Fracts Ma’am (Dance Theater Workshop 1996 - BESSIE AWARD
WINNER), Cathy Weis and Friends
(The Kitchen 1995), and A String
of Lies (Performance Space 122 - 1995). GOH
has also managed Ms. Weis’ ArtsLink Projects at the Prague Museum of
Modern Art and FAMU, Czech Republic in 1997-98 and with Nova
Productions, Skopje City Museum, PAC MultiMedia and Contemporary Art
Center in Skopje Macedonia in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Current: Project for
Ms. Weis to co-direct with Desislava Shpatova, Legal-Art Theatre, Sofia,
Bugaria a new production based on Jean Genet’s The
Maids for the Varna Summer Festival 2002. Producing
The Czechoslovak-American
Marionette Theatre’s Don
Juan, The White Doe and Rusalka
The Little Rivermaid at the Bohemian National Hall, La MaMa ETC,
“Celebrate Prague Festival” at the World Financial Center, New York,
and on tour in the US, Prague, Europe and Asia. GOH developed and
produced Hamlet
for Vineyard Theater 26 and tours to festivals in Pakistan and
Turkey; and Golem, presented
by La MaMa ETC and in a later version by the Henson International Puppet
Theatre Festival in New York . Editing
and Publishing Czechoslovak-American
Puppetry, a scholarly work on the history and traditions of
Czech and Slovak marionettes in Europe and in the United States.
Producing Faust on a String, a documentary film about Vit Horejs’ finding
antique marionettes in Jan Hus House, New York City. Served
as host site to ArtsLink Fellows from Lithuania, Macedonia,
Yugoslavia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia, Hungary, Estonia, and Bulgaria.
Conducted collaborative ArtsLink Project by U.S. artists in Estonia,
Belarus, Macedonia, Poland and the Czech Republic Hanne
Tierney’s FLATLAND, tour
to the BITEF Festival in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. 1996 Various
exchanges of artists and educators from USA, East Europe, Central Asia,
and Baltic Republics, in collaboration with 2.Tants in Tallinn,
Estonia, and others. Exchanges
of artists and presenters with Israel and Russia sponsored by USIA
(1992-94) Producing
Kestutis Nakas’ Jack Ruby
Slippers at the Ohio Theater, and When
Lithuania Ruled the World Part III at Anthology Film Archives, NYC. Assisting Gail Gates et al. in its beginnings as producing organization and in acquisition of space, touring to Asia and company development. Recording
projects for composers Robert Een, Eitetsu Hayashi, Kitty Brazelton,
Agatsuma Shamisen and Frank London Exchange
of professionals, including artists and performing arts presenters
and educators. (2001-2004) Fiscal
Sponsor for US tours of Silesian Dance Theatre, Poland
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