FAD Market celebrates Earth Month with a pop-up market featuring over 50 sustainable and local makers, designers, and small businesses at The Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill. Come for a curated selection of sustainable goods including handmade jewelry, apparel, body and skincare, tableware, and artisanal packaged food, and stay to explore the best of BoCoCa (Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll Gardens neighborhoods).

Durational Duet redefines love beyond heteropatriarchal constraints, based on Indigenous, matriarchal, and mammalian notions of the dyad—a pair fitting together toward nourishment and impenetrability.

In Leni’s Last Lament, which swept top awards at its one-night-only United Solo Festival in Manhattan last March, Hitler’s controversial filmmaker, Leni Riefenstahl, poses as a misunderstood victim as she attempts to justify and sanitize her notorious past. Set in Leni’s editing room and presented as a macabre, comic cabaret with a live accordionist — the play is a wild ironic ride full of hard-to-believe insights into this provocative figure as she reassembles her life to create a more palatable portrait. Leni’s Last Lament opens on March 15 for Women’s History Month at The Invisible Dog Arts Center in Cobble Hill.

Revolutionary (E)motions will be a four-sunday-long safe castle to process grown-up dissents through interactive kinetic exercises aka acting techniques developed by various theatre educators such as Jacques Lecoq, Michael Chekhov, Richard Schechner, and more. Revolutionary (E)motions is a cross-pedagogical physical theatre approach to processing socioexistential effects through embodied ephemeral ensemble practices. 

The Invisible Dog Art Center, Fisher Center at Bard, and Under the Radar Festival are thrilled to present the New York City premiere of Tania El Khoury's Cultural Exchange Rate. Presented in partnership with Under the Radar, Mark Russell, Festival Director & ArKtype, Festival Producer