29/09/2005

NYC Theater

Josh Fox
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Josh Fox's Limitless Joy

Only FIVE CHANCES LEFT to see International WOW Company's New Really Big Show LIMITLESS JOY

MUST CLOSE SATURDAY OCTOBER 1st!

"VISIONARY... KALEIDOSCOPIC...
A symbolic journey beyond today's panic...
A vision of theatrical possibility that is as wide and jumbled as all the world. DON'T MISS!"
--Adam Feldman, Time Out New York
(See full review in this week's Time Out)
"A PHENOMENAL ACHIEVEMENT...
A theatrical feat of immense proportion...
the ensemble is never less than remarkable...strange and wondrous and incongruous and delightful and sometimes disturbing and often funny and usually awe-inspiring..."
-Martin Denton, nytheatre.com
"Vintage Josh Fox...Bold and operatic visions."
-Jason Zinoman, New York Times
Come and see the show that is so big and full of fresh fruit it will probably never happen again...

From the company that brought you
THE EXPENSE OF SPIRIT
and
THE BOMB
International WOW Company presents
LIMITLESS JOY
A Really Big Show

Conceived & Directed by JOSH FOX
Created by an INTERNATIONAL ENSEMBLE from NYC, Argentina, The Philippines, Greece and The Dominican Republic

The Flamboyán Theater
CLEMENTE SOTO VELEZ CUTURAL CENTER
107 Suffolk Street (Between Delancey and Rivington)
4 REMAINING SHOWS:
THURSDAY SEPT 29 at 8pm
FRIDAY SEPT 30 at 8pm
SATURDAY OCT 1 at 3pm and 8pm

Tickets $20
for reservations, call: 212-886-4551 or go to Limitless Joy Tickets https://www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?showCode=LIM0

Josh Fox and The International WOW Company present a physical-theater epic of stunning proportions -- a space between dreaming and waking, where lovers meet, have children and die in a span of five minutes, where huge families assemble to create cave drawings on and with their bodies; to a massive tomato fight where audience members are encouraged to throw their own tomatoes; to underwater scenes where dancers covered in chocolate pudding narrowly escape from shadow-puppet sharks. A terrifying and intoxicating world of perpetual pleasure... joy may prove to be just as dangerous as anything we can feel.

For more information go to www.internationalwow.org.

12/1/2004

THE EXPENSE OF SPIRIT

A New Play written and directed by JOSH FOX

December 1 - 24
WED - SUN @ 8 PM · SAT ALSO @ 3 PM
Also: Nov 30 & Dec 21 @ 8 PM · X-mas Eve @ 2 pm

at THE OHIO THEATER
66 Wooster Street · Between Spring & Broome

GET $15 TICKETS with this email info@internationalwow.org
Tickets: www.smarttix.com or 212.866.4444 (Code: WOW150)
Cash at the Door Reservations: 212.868.4551
GOOD FOR PERFORMANCES THRU DECEMBER 9

Regular Price $20; Students $15

"HELLISH AND WONDROUS VISIONS...JOSH FOX IS ONE OF DOWNTOWN'S MOST AUDACIOUS AUTEURS."
- Time Out NY, re: Hyperreal America
"ADVENTUROUS...CHILLING...STUNNING...YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT."
- New York Times, re: The Comfort and safety of your own home
"IT CHALLENGES YOUR SENSES. IT HAUNTS YOUR DREAMS...DON'T MISS A MINUTE OF THIS ENDLESSLY INNOVATIVE THEATRE COMPANY."
- Jersey Journal, re: The Comfort and safety of your own home

FEATURING: Deborah Wallace, Robert Saietta, Alanna Medlock, Ikuko Ikari, Will O'Hare, Nick Jaeger, Thomas Westphal, Zina Anaplioti, Lily Feinn, Jessica Hedrick, Sauda Jackson, Tom Lassu, Sarah Nedwek, Julian Radd, Pedro Raphael Rodriguez, Jessica Weinstein, and others LIGHTS by Charles Foster; SET by Dave Esler STAGE MANAGER Lyndsey Goode

Post-Show Discussions
Sponsored by THAW (Theaters Against War)
Every Saturday @ 5PM.
Featuring BENJAMIN BARBER (author of Jihad vs. McWorld) and a panel of renowned journalists, activists, and public thinkers.

More praise for International WOW...
"The ambitious and creative International WOW Company ...is full of such energy and unpredictable action that its what-they-might-do-next possibilities command interest."
- New York Times
"Hellish and wondrous visions...Josh Fox is one of downtown's most audacious auteurs."
- Time Out NY
"Fox blends the old and the new, earnest passion and winking irony...showcasing a brilliantly resourceful mastery of stagecraft, with his meteoric International WOW Company."
- Time Out NY
"In just a few short years, [International WOW] has deservedly gained a reputation as one of the most innovative and prolific theater groups around...stunning theatrical power"
- Theatermania
More about Internaional WOW...

Founded in 1996 by a group of theatre and dance artists from Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, and the US, International WOW Company has created over 40 new plays, consistently lauded as ambitious, inventive, and visually stunning. The company develops works that position community and culture in an international context and redefine the dramatic event in the changing landscape of globalization. Over the past 8 years, International WOW has become a pioneer of international theatre exchange, incorporating performance methods from the East and West, and forging an interdisciplinary training for actors.

More from International WOW...

Death of Nations, Parts 1 4


Conceived and Directed by Josh Fox
Created by an International Ensemble
Premiere Scheduled for Fall 2005

17 Actors from 9 Countries on 3 Continents take you on an epic, theatrical journey through globalization and the new world order, in an actual two-day tour of all four boroughs of New York City. Careening from the American film industry to a woman on the verge of suicide high above the Ping River, from South American currency speculators to the destruction in Iraq, this theatrical event will be the ride of a lifetime. Incarnations of DEATH OF NATIONS have been seen at Soho Think Tank's Ice Factory Festival; in Chiang Mai, Thailand; the Setagaya Public Theatre in Tokyo; and at Museo del Barrio as part of Ma-Yi Theater Company's "Performing Ethnicity Conference."

A History of God

Written and Directed by Josh Fox
Featuring Kathleen Chalfant and Tony Award Nominee, Omar Metwally
Premiere Scheduled for Winter/Spring 2006

A History of God takes place in a world created by our fantasies and beliefs, which grafts the war-zones of Iraq and Afghanistan onto our American present. The space created is simultaneously an interrogation room, an office, and a brothel in which Americans can pay to enact their fantasies on a Third World other. But something strange happens, as it often does when men and women are in dark rooms late at night: two people fall in love. A History of God juxtaposes two questions: is a true and sustaining love possible between two people; and, is a true and sustaining peace possible between nations?