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You may sign up for Ian Thal's newsletter and get irregular updates about where he or his writings might next appear. It's an excellent way to find out what hat he's wearing at the moment. Newsletter Dated: 3/20/2004 6:15:46 AMSubject: Cosmic Spelunker et cetera... Contents:
[1] Cosmic Spelunker Theater in “Waltzing to War” [2] Ian Thal in The Boston Globe [3] James Van Looy Interview [4] Blog Updates
[1] Cosmic Spelunker Theater in “Waltzing to War”
Saturday April 3 @ 8pm:
Cosmic Spelunker Theater (James Van Looy & Ian Thal) In “Waltzing to War”
Premiere! “Waltzing to War”” is a dark comedy that uses mime, masks, poetry, and storytelling to explore the military and domestic effects of war. Imagine Max Fleischer creating an animated version of a William S. Burroughs novel! “Waltzing to War” was previewed as a work in progress in early March to a very positive response
Saturday, April 3 @ 8pm Artists at Large 37 Everett Street (corner of Everett & Hyde Park Ave. near Cleary Square) Hyde Park, MA
$8 suggested donation
Artists at Large is accessible by both 32 bus and commuter rail. Check http://artistsatlargeinc.org or call 617-276-3223 for directions
More images and information: http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewevent.asp?id=4861
[2] Ian Thal in The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe ran an article on the front of its Living|Arts section about the plight of alternative art spaces in the Boston area, a subject about which I care a great deal. It was accompanied by two very nice photos of me in make up and costume: http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2004/03/04/no_alternative/
[3] James Van Looy Interview
Doug Holder conducted an Interview with James Van Looy for the annual poetry issue of _Spare Change News_ . James discusses the relationship between mime and poetry, Cosmic Spelunker Theater, and the work behind “Waltzing to War.” _Spare Change News_ is published by the Homelss Empowerment Project and is available from vendors throughout Boston and Cambridge for $1.
[4] Blog Updates:
An old story from my journal. What happens when somebody at work misreads your website.
http://authorsden.com/visit/viewblog.asp?AuthorID=4855
* * * Thanks for reading!
Ian
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