FEAST: Every Year I Grow Again

In conjunction with the world premiere of Evanston Salt Costs Climbing at White Heron Theatre Company, New Neighborhood will launch FEAST: Every Year I Grow Again, an interactive dining experience created by Listen&Breathe, at Nantucket Culinary Center, in association with Nantucket Culinary, Sustainable Nantucket and the producers of Nantucket Island.

Hungry to know where your food comes from? FEAST: Every Year I Grow Again is an interactive dining experience celebrating the September harvest at Nantucket Culinary Centre. Audience members take a multi-sensory journey through a meal cooked by Nantucket chef Greg Margolisand taste the story of what’s growing, guided by the voices of the farmers, fishers, foragers, brewers, and beekeepers behind the food.

Listen&Breathe is a group of artists who build multi-sensory site-specific experiences that challenge how we interact with each other and our environment. Created by Tyler Kieffer, Nicholas Hussong, and Hugh Farrell, Listen&Breathe develops and presents work in Europe and America. Their first project, Every morning I wake and seem to forget…, premiered at Body&Soul Festival in 2015 and was further developed at Another Love Story in 2016 and 2017, and Clonmel Junction Festival, 2018.

FEAST: Every Year I Grow Again will take place September 5–8, at 5PM and 8PM, at Nantucket Culinary (22 Federal Street, Nantucket, Massachusetts. Each seating is limited to 12 audience members. Tickets are $125 each and are available by phone (508) 228-COOK (2665). The complete schedule is available here.

BYWAYZ with Randy Roads

a blues-rock soundscape in odd-time written and performed by actor/musician/composer L P f u n K 

Invited Presentation:

Monday, November 20, 2017, 3PM
Theater 80 St. Mark’s
80 St. Mark’s Place (between 1st and 2nd Avenues), New York, NY  10003

Drinks and Dessert to follow.

BYWAYZ follows a first-generation American, coming to terms with the shifting shape of the American Dream, via an exploration of the lost highways and scenic byways of the greater American landscape; while trying not to break the Four Rules of the Road. More here and on Instagram.

Reservations required. RSVP here.

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New Neighborhood is headed to Central Vermont to work on Invictus Mingus by Frank Harts, at Fuller Road Artist Residency May 23-29, 2017, with Jackson Gay, Nicholas Hussong, and actor/writer Tomas Nieboer!

About Invictus Mingus (working title)

It’s 1966. Tomorrow legendary Jazz maestro Charles Mingus is to be evicted from his cluttered New York City apartment. Tonight though he drinks wine; cuts up with his crew on the bass and talks love, Hitler, racism, and politics with a twenty-something Jewish documentary filmmaker. This while his five-year old bi-racial daughter plays in piles of treasure and junk absorbing it all.

Fuller Road Artist Residency is situated on 55 wooded acres in Central Vermont in a Cape Cod house and barn circa 1828. Fuller Road provides creative focus, inspiration, renewal, and regeneration for writers, directors, actors, designers and musicians. Even in its fledgling status the list of creators who have benefited mightily from being here include The Debate Society (Hannah Bos, Oliver Butler, Paul Thureen), Martyna Majok, Diane Rodriguez, Leah C. Gardiner, Elena Araoz, Lisa Portes, Colette Robert, Laurie Woolery, Kym Moore, Amelia Roper, Marti Cassella, Jennifer Kiger, Jackson Gay, Richard Waterhouse, and Dan Butler.

New Neighborhood kicks off 2017 with two plays running simultaneously in Washington, D.C., the acclaimed first season of “The Exorcist” on Fox-TV with another show in development, and its first album out now with its second one dropping soon!

Following the sold-out show of The Petersons! In the Bleak Mid-Winter—on an unseasonably warm night this past February—NEW NEIGHBORHOOD presents the return engagement of The Petersons at New York City’s The Cutting Room (44 East 32nd Street). THE PETERSONS GO SPELUNKING! one night only on June 20, 2016 at 7:30PM!

The Refuge Plays are the story of an eccentric and mystically inclined Black family, traced through four generations, as they carve out an existence for themselves in a southern Illinois forest.