Continuing our support for artist Jen Shyu, we invite you to experience in-progress excerpts of her epic project Fertile Land, Fertile Body, a multilingual ritual opera comprising ancient and original music, dance, and projection, exploring the loss of mother, loss…
Continuing our relationship with artists Megumi Eda and Reiko Yamada, CRS is delighted to support the development of their newest work, YORIDOKORO – Silent Anchor. The premiere was presented by Dock 11 in Berlin on June 4, 2026, and ran…
CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is delighted to support the world premiere of angels, written by Tara P. Nyingjè and directed by Yannis Ning. In seven loops, the play presents alternate versions of a scene featuring a woman walking…
Our 9th semester-long online course in A Course in Miracles (ACIM) and our 3rd ACIM Textbook Course are off to a great start. Both courses are taught in Japanese by Yasuko Kasaki. The ACIM Course meets “live” on Zoom on…
CRS New York is delighted to present the 2025 Fall ACIM Seminar with Yasuko Kasaki in Tokyo on Monday, November 24. This in-person gathering offers a unique opportunity to directly experience the miracles at the heart of A Course in…
CRS is proud to continue its ongoing relationship with Berlin-based butoh artist Yuko Kaseki. Her newest work, zOne, explores dementia and will premiere at Dock 11 in Berlin, Germany for three performances, Oct 2–4, 2025 at 7:30 pm. Dementia, amnesia,…
We’re thrilled to continue working with dance/theater/film artist Megumi Eda, providing some developmental support for two of her upcoming projects: her autobiographical one-woman show FISH άɪ LENS and her workshop the following weekend: “Turning Your Story Into Movement: An Autobiographical…
We are thrilled to announce the release of “Mothers,” a beautiful new album by mother artist Rema Hasumi, whom CRS presented last winter at Jazz Gallery as part of our Crossing Boundaries Concert Series. Continuing our multi-year working relationship with…
For the first time, we are supporting a documentary film production, “嘚瑟嘚瑟 (When Are You Coming Home?)” by the young Chinese-American filmmaker Alicia Qian 钱崇琪 (qián chóng qí), and we’d love to tell you about it! Alicia sets out to…