Jersey City’s newest live music venue, the Red Bull Air Show, Smith & Chang’s General Store and Art House Productions’ annual snow ball: We take a look at it all in the latest Tipsheet column.
Art House Productions’ founder and leader Christine Goodman has put together a five-week class, “Acting for Adults: Developing Your Voice On Stage,” for adults who would like to explore the basics of acting and feel more confident on stage when speaking or performing in public.
The class, which begins tomorrow evening and runs for five Tuesdays [...]
While there will certainly be many worthy exhibitions, performances and shows to see at this weekend’s Jersey City Artists Studio Tour, one prominent name will be sorely missed. Due to code violations dating back to the summer, Art House Productions was unable to put together its planned multimedia group show, “inventionREinvention,” and will be sitting [...]
This year’s Artists Studio Tour is slated for Oct. 3 and 4, and a few arts organizations are already busy accepting submissions or curatorial ideas for shows they are planning. Here are three open calls.
Art House Productions
Art House is putting together a multimedia group show — inventionREinvention — for the Studio Tour, and the group [...]
All photos: Steve Gold
The subject of Art House Production’s latest multimedia play is universal: the human life cycle, from our birth to our death with all the other births and deaths in between. Heavy Craft/Soft Landing touches on our most important relationships and milestones, mixing spoken word, music, video projection, poetry, mime, movement, and storytelling [...]
- We’re a little late on this one, but CNN.com did a report earlier in the month on the lack of construction jobs in Jersey City.
- James Joyce, one of the men allegedly attacked by Susan Kolb’s dogs earlier this year, is filing a civil lawsuit against the Downtown resident. Kolb tells the JJ that [...]
The challenge for cultural institutions is staying vibrant as the downturn threatens corporate sponsorships and eats away at the disposable income of patrons. Some Jersey City arts organizations are indeed reporting cutbacks because of the recession, but the overall picture remains hazy, with entities finding mixed results or success with fundraising and productions.
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