Melissa Tuplin’s Dancebag.

Dancing Monkey’s Melissa Tuplin is featured in this month’s The Dance Current, in the their column “What’s in your dancebag?” http://www.thedancecurrent.com/column/melissa-tuplin

A Review from Chicago.

A review from Bob Lichtenbert (meaninginart.org) of Mike Czuba’s Satie et Cocteau. Produced by Genesis Theatrical Productions. Directed by Elayne LeTraunik. Featuring: Scott Purdy as Cocteau and Dwight Sora as The Actor (Satie) “Satie et Cocteau” by Genesis Theatrical Productions (Meaning Grade: 89%) features surrealist poet Jean Cocteau’s attempting to deal with the death of his friend, the composer Eric […]

“GOOD FORTUNE…” @ Cinédance 2016 in Montreal

Dancing Monkey is very pleased to announce that our short film GOOD FORTUNE DRINKS TOO MUCH has been selected to be presented at Cinédance 2016 as part of the Bouge D’ici dance festival. The event will happen on January 29th starting at 8pm at the Mainline Gallery (3905 Boul. St-Laurent). “The evening will feature a series […]

Nathaniel’s Music.

Dancing Monkey Scientist Nathaniel Schmidt has uploaded the music from Satellites and the music from Karl Nimeni is not Dead – I Killed Karl Nimeni. Here is a sample: Slow Spiral. Visit the full page here: https://soundcloud.com/nathaniel-schmidt-1

I AM I – is waiting for you…

“The characters in Mike Czuba’s new tragi-comedy “I am I” may state in frustration that they hate postmodernism, but the show owns its very appeal to this fragmented, and yet strangely cohesive genius of narrative that brings together in a hodgepodge of at times entertaining, at times disquieting instances two highly neurotic (and charismatic) leading […]