BOY SEES FLYING SAUCER

Dancing Monkey’s Mike Czuba has won The Laurie Award from Growing Stage, The Children’s Theatre of New Jersey for his TYA play, BOY SEES FLYING SAUCER, based on a true and original story by Brian Dorscht. The play will have its world premiere in March 2018. *Contact dancingmonkeylab@gmail.com for more information on the play. **A screenplay version […]

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THE VOID – In New York

Dancing Monkey Laboratories’ short film THE VOID was selected to take part in the 5th annual Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film festival in New York, this May – Monday the 29th, as part of the “Trippy and Experimental” section.   THE VOID is a short film based on Dancing Monkey’s new, in progress performance work […]

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A Thr(3)e Dimensional Text.

An Academic paper presented on February 4th, 2017 at the Festival of Original Theatre (FOOT), University of Toronto, Centre For Drama. Just as a Dancer communicates through movement and a Musician communicates through a series of notes, a Playwright needs words on a page until the potential of the text can be fully expressed physically […]

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We Begin.

During our residency at The Grand in Calgary for their TJLAB sessions we invited filmmaker Kevin Dong to join us in the space and capture some moments of the Monkeys at work. #webeginwithanemptystudio is a short documentary to introduce ourselves at Dancing Monkey Laboratories. We are interested in researching, exploring, discovering and deconstructing what performance can […]

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I AM I – “Montreal playwright’s anti-narrative aesthetic”

“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.” Lucian Tion, Amsterdam Fringe – 2013 FOUND HERE.“…If you spent the entirety of Waiting for Godot wondering when the hell […]

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