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SUMMARY:Legendary Folksinger Morio Agata with Saco Myoji and Kevin Nathaniel
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a concert featuring legendary Japanese folksinger Morio Agata and NYC-based international vocalists/multi-instrumentalists Saco Myoji and Kevin Nathaniel. \nTickets by donation: RSVP via Eventbrite is required. \nDoors open at 6:30 pm. Please note that the performance space is on the 4th floor and is accessible by elevator. \nMorio has remained an active and influential presence in Japanese music for over 55 years. Through his songs\, he has given voice to the hopes\, struggles\, and emotions of people from different regions and generations across Japan\, capturing the human experience with both sensitivity and insight. Although he sings in Japanese\, we are sure you will be enthralled by his honesty\, authenticity\, musicianship\, and expressivity. \nSaco and Kevin likewise fill the air with joy\, reminding us that the essence of music is listening and vibrating together. Together with The Sound Healing Sanctuary community\, we hope to create an evening that fosters connection\, reflection\, and a sense of shared humanity. \nMorio Agata\nA legendary figure in Japanese music\, Morio Agata is a singer-songwriter\, actor\, filmmaker\, and cultural icon whose career spans more than five decades. Since his breakthrough hit “Red Elegy” in 1972\, Agata has continued to reinvent himself through an eclectic body of work that blends folk\, rock\, avant-garde experimentation\, theater\, and poetry. Revered for his singular voice and boundless creativity\, he remains one of Japan’s most distinctive and influential independent artists. \n\n\n\nFacebook YouTube \nSaco Myoji\nBorn in Japan and based in New York City\, Saco Myoji is a composer\, lyricist\, singer\, keyboardist\, and mbira player. Formerly a saxophonist\, she draws upon a rich spectrum of musical experiences ranging from blues\, funk\, rock\, reggae\, bossa nova\, salsa\, and avant-garde jazz to ambient and healing music. Weaving these influences together with a distinctly Japanese aesthetic sensibility\, she creates music marked by depth\, subtlety\, and expressive richness. In recent years\, she has used community gardens as a space to connect music\, art\, culture\, nature\, and people\, cultivating connection and renewal in the city. \nhttps://www.instagram.com/myojisaco/ \nKevin Nathaniel\nKevin Nathaniel is a visionary musician\, mbira player\, percussionist\, and sound healer who has performed and taught around the world. He studied for many years with the legendary Zimbabwean mbira master Ephat Mujuru and has developed a unique musical approach that weaves together traditional African music\, improvisation\, meditation\, and circle singing. Throughout his career\, he has collaborated with renowned artists such as Bobby McFerrin\, Miriam Makeba\, and Philip Glass. Through concerts\, workshops\, and community gatherings\, he has shared his music and healing arts with audiences across the globe. Kevin’s performances create a powerful and uplifting experience\, guiding people toward healing\, connection\, and a sense of unity through rhythm\, joy\, and the universal language of sound. \nhttps://www.instagram.com/kevinnathanielhealing/
URL:https://crsny.org/event/legendary-folksinger-morio-agata-with-saco-myoji-and-kevin-nathaniel/
LOCATION:Middle Church\, 50 E 7th St 4th FL\, New York\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:Everyday is A Pig’s Birthday
DESCRIPTION:Continuing our support of Dreamborne Theater Company\, we’re delighted to invite you to their next world premiere\, the dance-theater work Everyday is A Pig’s Birthday\, written and directed by  Tara P. Nyingjè 寜婕. Performances will take place at 7:30 pm on July 17\, 2026\, and at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm on July 18\, 2026\, at Triskelion Arts\, 106 Calyer Street\, Greenpoint\, Brooklyn\, NY. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. \nEveryday Is a Pig’s Birthday is a dance-theatre work about birthdays and the strange effort of trying to make another person feel cared for. \nThe piece follows a recurring birthday party that keeps returning in slightly different forms. People sing\, prepare cakes\, relight candles\, put on hats\, and try again. Some guests want the celebration to last forever. Others seem desperate for it to end. \nAs the performance repeats and shifts\, small gestures begin to feel heavier. A birthday becomes less about celebration and more about the uncomfortable distance between people trying to reach one another. \nIn Everyday is A Pig’s Birthday\, the birthday party is a repeated social ritual through which care\, intimacy\, and alienation are continuously intertwined. The work inhabits a temporality where celebration never fully arrives nor disappears\, but is transformed into a choreography of memory\, longing\, and fragile connection. \nAt once playful and quietly lonely\, Everyday is A Pig’s Birthday invites audiences into a world of flying pigs\, melting ice cream\, failed parties\, and celebrations that never fully settle into place. \nPlaywright and Director Tara P. Nyingjè is a New York–based theater-maker and arts administrator. She currently serves as Managing Director of Dreamborne Theater Inc.\, where she oversees organizational strategy\, operations\, and public-facing programs\, supporting artist-led productions and long-term institutional development. With experience spanning Off-Off and Off-Broadway theater\, touring productions\, and public cultural events\, Tara has overseen projects across multiple venues and partner institutions\, including her original works such as Qingbai: Innocence\, Bond\, Trapped in the Flash\, and angels\,. Her work bridges artistic vision with organizational structure to support sustainable\, public-facing artistic work. She holds a BFA in Drama from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. \nhttps://www.taranyingje.com/ \nhttps://www.instagram.com/taranje_/ \nDreamborne Theater is a New York-based nonprofit performance collective committed to developing and presenting cross-cultural performing arts rooted in dreams\, myth\, and memory. Through ritualistic and fantastical works\, they investigate the evolving nature of identity\, language\, and culture—embracing the fragmented self as a space of transformation\, rebirth\, and fairy tale. Alongside their artistic productions\, they offer educational programs that empower individuals to engage with myth and ritual as creative tools for self-discovery and collective storytelling. \nhttps://dreambornetheater.org/ \nhttps://www.instagram.com/dreamborne_theater/
URL:https://crsny.org/event/everyday-is-a-pigs-birthday/2026-07-17/
LOCATION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\, 41 E 11th St 11th Fl\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:CRS 22nd Anniversary Meditation & Healing Clinic
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday\, July 26\, we invite you to join us at CRS from 2:30 – 4 pm to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of our opening with a Guided Meditation and Healing Clinic with CRS Founder Yasuko Kasaki and CRS healers. Afterward\, we’ll enjoy light refreshments and a chance to catch up. \nBecause space is limited and our building is locked after hours and on the weekends\, it is essential to RSVP by email and arrive on time (between 2:15 and 2:30 pm)! Latecomers may not be able to get in. Suggested donation $20.
URL:https://crsny.org/event/crs-22nd-anniversary-meditation-gathering/
LOCATION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\, 41 E 11th St 11th Fl\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:KOTOHOGI まにまに (MANIMANI)
DESCRIPTION:One — as it flows\nOne body alone\, chopsticks broken apart — heaven\, or a trickster spirit?\nBorne on the wind\, slipping quietly into night — nectar of sweet dew\nWithout raising a voice — sound scattering into the boundless \nCRS is pleased to continue its support of KOTOHOGI\, the ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration of choreographer and dancer Yuko Kaseki\, sumi calligrapher and logograph artist Kanako Sehara\, and performance and vocal artist Miho Tsujii. \nThe newest iteration\, KOTOHOGI まにまに (MANIMANI)\, takes place at the historic Isshinji Temple in Osaka. Responding to the cultural and spiritual context of the temple and the season of Obon\, the three artists bring together butoh\, performance\, voice\, and sumi calligraphy in a site-responsive exploration of memory\, ritual\, transformation\, and the circulation of life. \nKOTOHOGI has developed since 2022 through an ongoing collaboration among artists based in Japan and Germany. Each iteration emerges through dialogue with a particular place and its communities\, bringing different artistic traditions together to explore relationships among body\, landscape\, memory\, and regenerative knowledge. The Japanese word kotohogi carries the intertwined meanings of blessing and incantation\, reflecting the project’s interest in transformations between destruction and regeneration\, negativity and affirmation\, decline and celebration. \nCRS is an ongoing supporter of KOTOHOGI and its continuing collaborative artistic development. \nEvent Information\n\n\n\nDate: Sunday\, August 23\, 2026\nDoors: 1:00 pm\nPerformance: 1:30 pm\nLocation: Isshinji Temple — Sanzenbutsudo\, Minami Kaisho\, Osaka\, Japan\nAdmission: ¥3\,000 advance / ¥3\,500 at the door / Free for elementary school students and younger\nTickets: https://tiget.net/events/504806\nPresented by: International Culture & Art Spot (ICAS)\n\n\n\n\nProject: KOTOHOGI\nCo-organized by: cokaseki\nVenue Partner: Isshinji Temple\n\nArtists\nYuko Kaseki\nYuko Kaseki is a Berlin-based butoh dancer\, choreographer and performer\, and founder of cokaseki. Her work creates poetic and vivid imagery that draws on the spirit of butoh\, performance and live art\, exploring the space between physical and spiritual expression. Since 1995\, she has presented performances\, improvisations and collaborative projects in more than 30 countries and has been supported by the Goethe-Institut\, Japan Foundation and the Free University of Berlin\, among others.\nWebsite: Yuko Kaseki / cokaseki \nKanako Sehara\nKanako Sehara is a sumi calligrapher\, logograph artist\, co-founder of International Culture & Art Spot (ICAS)\, and founder of the Teninsha School of Calligraphy. Bridging calligraphy\, visual art and performance\, her work explores the expressive relationship between language\, nature and materiality through brush\, ink and carved stone. Recipient of four consecutive Excellence Awards at the Yomiuri Shodo Exhibition\, her work has been presented through exhibitions\, public commissions and international collaborations.\nWebsite: Kanako Sehara \nMiho Tsujii\nMiho Tsujii is a performance artist\, educator and cultural producer based in Osaka and Nara\, and co-director of International Culture & Art Spot (ICAS). Her interdisciplinary practice brings together performance\, voice\, movement and storytelling with embodied knowledge rooted in traditional Japanese arts to explore new cultural imaginaries for regeneration. Holding an M.A. in Arts Politics from New York University\, her work has been presented internationally at theatres\, museums\, universities and public spaces across Japan\, Europe and the United States.\nWebsite: Miho Tsujii
URL:https://crsny.org/event/kotohogi-%e3%81%be%e3%81%ab%e3%81%be%e3%81%ab-manimani/
LOCATION:Isshinji Temple\, Sanzenbutsudo\, Minami Kaisho\, Osaka\, Japan
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SUMMARY:DramaEtMusica Mini Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:CRS is proud to sponsor DramaEtMusica Mini Festival 2026\, presented by Chaospace at Chain Theatre in New York City — and it is this sponsorship that brings the festival to our pages here today. \nCRS is supporting Chaospace and its upcoming festival because their mission resonates deeply with ours: creating opportunities for international artists to work\, experiment\, and share their perspectives with one another and with audiences. Through intimate\, deep-listening experiences and exchanges across genres and disciplines\, Chaospace cultivates the kind of open dialogue\, cultural exchange\, and artistic exploration that CRS is committed to fostering. \nDramaEtMusica Mini Festival 2026 takes place September 4 and 6 at Chain Theatre\, presenting two days of interdisciplinary performances ranging from new music theatre\, intermedia theatre\, and chamber opera to experimental performance art and interactive works exploring movement\, video\, sound\, and emerging technologies. \nThe festival is an expanded edition of DramaEtMusica\, an interdisciplinary performance series curated by Chen Shuhe Yue that brings together artists working across music\, theatre\, movement\, visual media\, and technology to explore new forms of collaborative\, cross-disciplinary performance. \nCRS is proud to sponsor DramaEtMusica Mini Festival 2026 and Chaospace’s continuing work creating space for international artists in New York. \nEvent Information\n\nDay I: Friday\, September 4\, 2026 — Doors 7:00 pm\, Performance 7:30 pm\nDay II: Sunday\, September 6\, 2026 — Performance 3:00 pm\nLocation: Chain Theatre — 312 W 36th St.\, 3rd floor\, New York\, NY 10018\nTickets: Day I Tickets / Day II Tickets — seats strictly limited; tickets may not be available at the door\nAdvisory: Recommended for ages 16+. Day I’s “Gala” includes a simulated surgical procedure on animal tissue shown via live video projection (no live animals involved)\nCurator: Chen Shuhe Yue\nPresented by: Chaospace\n\n\nFestival: DramaEtMusica Mini Festival 2026\nPresented by: Chaospace\nSponsored by: CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\n\nProgram\nDay I — Friday\, September 4\, 7:30 pm \n\nGala — New music theatre with video & live electronics. Composer: Jiwon Seo.\nKaspar — Workshop for images\, actions\, sounds\, and words. Composer & Director: Reiko Füting.\nNoema || Noesis — Intermedia theatre for flesh\, electronics\, and moving image. Director: Chen Shuhe Yue.\n\nDay II — Sunday\, September 6\, 3:00 pm \n\nWhispers Beneath Willowvale — Interactive overhead puppet video game. Creators: Emily Batsford & Esme Roszel.\nyour HOUSEPLANT is a DINOSAUR — Experimental performance art. Composer: Zack Di Lello.\nA Tampered Voice — Chamber opera. Composer: Takuto Fukuda.\n\nWebsite: chaospace.org/dramaetmusica2026
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