“In A Prank of Georges, Abigail Lang & Thalia Field create a dazzling set of variations in, about, and around lines from Gertrude Stein. Stein’s lines become threads with which Lang & Field weave a text heterolingual and ludic, in which the play of names becomes a matter of meaning’s performing. The question here is not ‘what the poem says,’ but how it keeps on keeps on saying.”
— Charles Bernstein
written by Thalia Field & Abigail Lang
performed by Dee Beasnael, April Matthis, and Christina Rouner
original music by Billy Martin aka illy B
designed and produced by Ben Williams
Point and Line questions that thing we think of as a “self” through indices and geometries, silences, and collective thinking. The book itself becomes an empty self with pages filled with refractions and reflections.
written by Thalia Field
performed by Anna Foss Wilson
with Tei Blow, James Hannaham, Scott Shepherd, and Ben Williams
original music by Alex Waterman
in collaboration with Eternities - Katie Porter (clarinet and bass clarinet) and Bob Bellerue (electronics and feedback)
designed and produced by Ben Williams
A companion piece to Personhood, Bird Lovers, Backyard continues Thalia Field’s interrogation on the human/animal stories we seem stuck with.
performed by Maggie Hoffman, T. Ryder Smith, and Shannon Tyo
original music by Catherine McRae
designed and produced by Ben Williams
Leave to Remain is a faux spy-novel in 6 parts, possessed by the spirit of Janus: doubleness, duplicity, two-facedness – written by two authors (one French, one American) and performed by two narrators, Shannon Tyo and Stephanie Weeks with special guests.
written by Thalia Field & Abigail Lang
produced and designed by Ben Williams
In 10 chapters, Personhood moves radically through genres and conventions, taking the listener on a design-driven experience into the psychic spaces and logical conundrums that we have created around our non-human relatives.
written by Thalia Field featuring Shannon Tyo and April Matthis
produced and designed by Ben Williams
Meet Alva, the protagonist of writer L.S. McKee’s series of poems exploring a woman’s experience across various landscapes, including the contemporary American South. Made in collaboration with sound designer Ben Williams, McKee takes us through a series of psychic spaces – dreams, doctor’s offices, online dating platforms – finding beauty and horror along the way.
recorded 2019 at The Collapsable Hole
produced by Ben Williams