BLACKBOX ENSEMBLE INC

What they do

Described As "ambitious" By TimeOut and The New Yorker, The New York City-based BlackBox Ensemble Creates Immersive, Interdisciplinary, and Site-responsive Performances That Engage Deeply With Classical Traditions While Reimagining Them Through Contemporary Lenses, Opening Space for New Ideas, Collaborations, and Ways of Listening. BlackBox Has Presented Work At Leading Museums, Festivals, and Performance Spaces Across The U.S., Including The Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, The Whitney Museum, Bang On A Cans Long Play Festival, National Sawdust, Roulette Intermedium, The Clark Art Institute, The Noguchi Museum, and PS21. The Ensemble Has Toured Nationally and Held Residencies At Universities Including NYU, University of Chicago, Penn State, George Washington University, UC Davis, University of Richmond, University of Michigan, University of Florida, and San Francisco State University, Among Others. Recent Highlights Include A Three-performance Run of Speculative Listening: Th