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Culture Project
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Cape Classics Inc
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Conde Nast Traveler
Distance: 1.8 Mi4 Times Sq
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The New Yorker
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IQ Foundry, LLC
Distance: 2.4 Mi888 7th Ave Ste 1202
10106-1200 New York
Description
ArKtype was established in 2006 under the direction of producer Thomas O. Kriegsmann to support the finest in emerging and established international artists in the strategic development, production and touring of innovative new work. ArKtype’s work has grown to encompass renowned artists from ten different countries, multiple genres and commercial and non-profit support structures resulting in new work for a variety of spaces. Realizing the infrastructural demands of the artist in an environment of limited funding and financial support for creative endeavors, ArKtype aims to balance infrastructural support with creative growth, allowing the artist a long-term relationship with a producorial entity based in establishing the artist’s continued presence in the international arts presenters community. ArKtype’s acclaimed work has been seen across Europe, South Africa, East Asia, North and South America and Australia, and is very proud to continue relationships with the finest theaters in the world, including Performance Space 122, The Market Theatre, Oxford Playhouse, Barbican Centre, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Baryshnikov Arts Center, Victoria Arts Centre (Melbourne), Place des Arts (Montreal), Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Hartford Stage Company, Actors Theater of Louisville, New York Theater Workshop, Mark Taper Forum, Apollo Theater, The Joseph Papp Public Theater and The Culture Project. The company proudly began its work in the production and development of emerging ensembles and is currently represented off-Broadway and on several tours in the US and beyond, as well as programming the annual Spiegeltent season at South Street Seaport, New York City, and producing the Ringling International Arts Festival with the Baryshnikov Arts Center. New Works from ArKtype No. 001 World/Inferno Friendship Society’s ADDICTED TO BAD IDEAS directed by Jay Scheib No. 002 The Farber Foundry’s MOLORA Adapted and Directed by Yael Farber No. 003 Phantom Limb’s 69