ART ARCHIVES

Inside ‘Spilling Over,’ a Night of Radical Theatrics at Knockdown Center

by Laura June Kirsch

October 17, 2016

The New York Performance Artists Collective hosted Spilling Over at Knockdown Center, featuring performances by Cammisa Buerhaus, Isaac Pool, and Caitlin Baucom.

Buerhaus premiered Private Lives, a hallucinatory exploration into Bill and Hillary Clinton’s world. Pool performed one-act object dramas DSM-V and Untitled (Carry Out Stage). Baucom’s opera, Citizen, came to life through both manic choreography and vocals inspired by Christian Gottlieb Priber.

Photos by Laura June Kirsch for the Village Voice

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