Pictured above: Cardinal Borghese (Taylor C. Brewerton) and Bruno (Felix Abidor)/Photo: Patrick Engman Editor’s Note: This is an expression by Aliza Feder in response to Infinity Burns in the form…
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Aliza Feder (she/her/hers) is a DIY theater/performance contributor at Scapi Magazine. She is a director and makeup artist. In a previous life, she was the artistic director of Fermat's Last Theater Co in Madison, Wisconsin. She currently serves on the board of Chicago Mobile Makers, a nonprofit with a DIY soul that seeks to make architecture and design accessible to everyone. Learn more about her makeup work at her portfolio or connect with her on Instagram.
Bros do Prose is a creative team composed of founding members Ella Raymont, Christian Libonati, and Omen Sade. Their mission: to create epic works of physical theater with two actors.
Pictured above: Katie Gonzalez, Julian Stroop, Henry Greenberg and Anne Smith in Strawdog Theatre’s recent new work, Masque Macabre, co-directed by Anderson Lawfer with Eli Newell and Janet Howe/Photo: Clark…
Pictured above: Errol McLendon, RjW Mays, Kaileigh JaKirra Robinson and Brian Boller during a Breaker workshop at the Prop Thtr/Photo: Jamie Olah I interviewed and followed Jamie Olah over the…
Pictured above: Still from FRGMENTS/Photo: Julien Bayle Entering the performance space was like walking into an auditory Jurassic Park, but if its creatures were mechanical. Electronic chittering, racing zooming sounds,…
Pictured above: Cassie Bowers performs Arcana Obscura at Nightfall: A Birthday Party/Photo: Danielle Levsky I—a Very Large Cynic and Professional Rejector of All Things I Deem PigeonHoling (my astrological sign, BuzzFeed…
Pictured above: Installation at Pop Magic Productions’ first birthday party Nightfall/Photo: Aliza Feder Founded on June 1, 2017, Pop Magic Productions celebrated its very first birthday June 2: Nightfall: A…
Pictured above: Aaron Aptaker performing at Pop Magic Productions’ Homeset in March 2018/Photo: Olivia Lilley Magicians: they have jobs! They take breaks! They’re just like us! Multidisciplinary artist Aaron Aptaker…