photo by Autumn Horne
The Theatre Research Ensemble, or TReE, is a New York City performance ensemble that produces theatre and public engagement series. We are researching how performance can meet civic action to transform our city’s interactions.
TReE offers workshops, performances and demonstrations based on the models of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association, the Living Theatre, Eugenio Barba, Herbert Blau, Jerzy Grotowski, Augusto Boal, Anne Halprin, Antero Alli and many others. Our group serves its members by providing a home for participants to exchange ideas, build community, cultivate collaboration and by supporting our creative practices.
TReE is sponsored by Fractured Atlas, and a registered member of the Network of Ensemble Theatres (NET).
RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART presents
BRAINWAVE it could change your mind
The Buddhist Dreamer
Sharon Salzberg + Lawrence Barsalou
Wednesday, April 13
7:00 PM $20*
*includes admission to all museum exhibitions before the program.
Meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg explores mindfulness, meditation and the awake state with cognitive scientist Lawrence Barsalou.
Tickets
www.rmanyc.org/brainwave
212.620.5000 x344
RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART
150 WEST 17 STREET, NEW YORK CITY
The museum’s fourth annual exploration of the human mind investigates the relationship between dreams and prophecy. Why do we dream? What function does this ancillary brain activity serve? Do dreams anticipate the future? Brainwave will endeavor to answer these questions in a series of on-stage conversations between neuroscientists and people from many walks of life. This series will be augmented by workshops, films, and performance pieces. Participating this year are actor Debra Winger, standup Henry Rollins, musician Meredith Monk, painter David Salle, playwrights Frank McGuinness and John Patrick Shanley, puppeteer Roman Paska, British speculative fiction writer Graham Joyce, Tibetan teacher Lama Lhanag, meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg, and writers Siri Hustvedt, Scott Turow, Amy Tan and Nathan Englander.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM GALLERIES
Brainwave 2011 is made possible by generous support from MetLife Foundation.
The media sponsor of Brainwave is The New York Times Community Affairs.
RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART presents
BRAINWAVE it could change your mind
The Buddhist Dreamer
Sharon Salzberg + Lawrence Barsalou
Wednesday, April 13
7:00 PM $20*
*includes admission to all museum exhibitions before the program.
Meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg explores mindfulness, meditation and the awake state with cognitive scientist Lawrence Barsalou.
Tickets
www.rmanyc.org/brainwave
212.620.5000 x344
RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART
150 WEST 17 STREET, NEW YORK CITY
The museum’s fourth annual exploration of the human mind investigates the relationship between dreams and prophecy. Why do we dream? What function does this ancillary brain activity serve? Do dreams anticipate the future? Brainwave will endeavor to answer these questions in a series of on-stage conversations between neuroscientists and people from many walks of life. This series will be augmented by workshops, films, and performance pieces. Participating this year are actor Debra Winger, standup Henry Rollins, musician Meredith Monk, painter David Salle, playwrights Frank McGuinness and John Patrick Shanley, puppeteer Roman Paska, British speculative fiction writer Graham Joyce, Tibetan teacher Lama Lhanag, meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg, and writers Siri Hustvedt, Scott Turow, Amy Tan and Nathan Englander.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM GALLERIES
Brainwave 2011 is made possible by generous support from MetLife Foundation.
The media sponsor of Brainwave is The New York Times Community Affairs.