AGGROCRAG makes original theater that is forged collaboratively in the rehearsal room by merging written material with improvisation. Working from an ever-expanding array of entry points – from their collaborators to the playing space to their relationship to the audience – they make work that is at once surprising and familiar.

The founding members of AGGROCRAG began making original work together during their time at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. It was in their final years at Tisch that their unique perspective on presenting new work began to take shape. Using the audience’s expectations on what a theatrical experience typically consists of, the company began to experiment with how, where and why we use theater to create lasting and engaging images, memories and feelings. Since that time, AGGROCRAG has devised 4 full-length works, 2 one-acts and a host of site-specific and event-specific pieces which have been featured throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn and Philadelphia.

Company members include Tim Chawaga, Andrew Farmer, Alex Fast, Jon Herman, and Max Reuben.

ON STAGE NOW:

BLIND DATE
An Evening of Site Specific Scary Stories
Saturdays through June 15 | $10
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Join AGGROCRAG for a site-specific new work that combines the intimacy of live theater and the creeptastic spine-tingles that come from our favorite scary movies. After an exciting workshop sampling this past November, Blind Date is back to bring you a full evening of house party horror. So take a seat on the couch, have a couple drinks on us, and whatever you do, don’t answer the door.

Aggrocrag, Brave New Works, 2012

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Tickets are only $10 and they will go fast! Get em before it’s too late.

Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Cap 21, 18 W. 18th St #5
$10 | Tickets On Sale Soon!

Stay tuned for our company roster announcement!

Brave New Works: Sixth Edition will be performed on the set of Rescue Agreement’s If [or When] the Roof Falls In.

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New York Photographer Ahron R. Foster spent a year with the Pipeline Theatre Company documenting their entire 2011- 2012 season. From meetings and rehearsals to fundraisers and performances, Ahron captured a year in the life of a young New York City theater company. Along with iconic portraits of the company, Pipeline’s members have shared what the company means to them. The majority of profits from book sales go towards funding this non profit theater company.

A steampunk collaboration of prohibitionistic proportions that sneaks you into a world of slapstick, stand-up, and vaudeville. Follow Jersey’s finest speakeasy hoodlum and her curmudgeonly ex-con husband as they stay one step ahead of the cops, while backing up their escapades with instrumentation including accordion, ukulele, clarinet, spoons, and trumpet.

Award winning Pipeline Theatre Company is currently seeking an assistant stage manager for their production of CLOWN BAR (NY Times Critics Pick) to begin immediately.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Load-in, load-out, running the backstage, and either prop or wardrobe maintenance.

TIME COMMITMENT:

We are looking for someone to begin immediately. Below we’ve outlined the ideal schedule, though some of these times are flexible if necessary:

Friday, March 29 6:30PM-11:00PM
Saturday, March 30 6:30-11:00PM
Tuesday, April 2 12:30-4:00PM
Thursday, April 4 12:30-11:00PM (with a dinner break)
Friday, April 5 6:30PM-11:00PM
Thursday, April 11 6:30PM-11:00PM
Friday, April 12 6:30PM-11:00PM

TO APPLY:

Email info@pipelinetheatre.org. Include a resume and availability.

Please note this is an unpaid volunteer position.

When not dressed as a “balloon-animal making” clown or busy burping babies (or riding home dressed as a clown with gooey burpy baby balloons all over his shirt), Trey is an actor who has toured the country as everyone’s favorite conniving Seuss kitty, hit the big screen as king of nerdom, Larry Washburn, in the film “Dumping Lisa,” and even gotten in touch with his inner boy band dreams as member of the kiddie-pop group, “NFusion.” So basically, he’s been a kitty, and a kiddie. Now THAT’S range…Check Trey out at on Facebook or contact him at Treypmitchell@aol.com

Catch Salty in the role of Dusty April 4 – 12, 2013. Tickets are selling fast, so get your tickets while you can!

Salty Brine is co-creator of the rock ‘n roll, vaudeville duo Pepper ‘N Sam. Most recent P&S performances: The Diversionary Theater (San Diego), Ben Walker’s Find the Funny (Joe’s Pub), Ars Nova Project Residency. Other performance credits include… New York: Backstage At Horror Drag (Incubator Arts Project) Thanksgiving! A! Pageant! (Ars Nova) The Infernal Machine (CSV Cultural Center), Straight Talk (Dixon Place), Taylor Mac’s The Lily’s Revenge (HERE), Oh the Horror! (Naked Angels). Regional: The Baltimore Waltz (Cape Rep). Next up: The Poor of New York at the Connelly Theater later this April.

Amazing Amy is 58 years young, and has spent a life time studying various forms of movement and physical theater. She became attracted to Chinese martial arts, acrobatics and Yoga in the early 1980s, and parlayed that into a solo performance career that took her to Taiwan, and back to her native NYC environs to perform in a wide variety of venues.

Already The Amazing Amy has appeared at the Downtown Clown Revue; The Bindlestiff Family Circus Open Variety Show at the Galapagos Arts Space; The Lava Dance Co. Night of Renegades Variety Show; Big Sky Works, Williamsburg, Brooklyn; Cirque Off! at Triskelion Arts Space, Brooklyn; The House of Yes, Williamsburg, Brooklyn; Dixon Place, NYC; and The Gong Show Live! at B. B. King’s, NYC and The Cutting Room, NYC.