P.S. 122 Field Trips, an offbeat variety show heralded as "Ed Sullivan for the avant garde," will perform tonight and Wednesday night in the Moore Theater.
The acts will include award-winning artists who utilize the traditional musical and TV variety show format and add their own experimental twist in this powerful and entertaining forum.
This program will feature Tiye Giraud, performing her high energy routine of excerpts from "Sugar Tit," Danny Hoch presenting excerpts from "Some People" and "Evolution of a Home Boy," Molissa Fenley choreographing her segment and Reno playing excerpts from her own piece, "Citizen Reno."
The P.S. 122 Field Trips have been touring nationally and internationally since 1986, according to a press release. They "take new artists and new work on the road to new audiences."
More than 300 artists pass through their changing line-up every year.
As a sampler of contemporary American performance, the evening will encompass the genres of dance, music, comedy, video and film.
