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Ralph Lemon
Sep. 16 — Sep. 16, 2010

How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? (Premiere) / Krannert Center
Urbana, IL
Edivaldo Ernesto in David Zambrano's Soul Project. Photo by Anja Hitzenberger.^492 Gesel Mason. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2 Mike Disfarmer photo. ^8 Ain Gordon and Frank Wood in Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell at the Minetta Lane Theatre (2007). Photo by Richard Termine.^48 Ain Gordon, David Cale, Carmelita Tropicana, and Josh Lefkowitz in Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston (2009). Photo by Greg Pace.^48 David Zambrano's Soul Project. Photo by Anja Hitzenberger.^492 Los Muñequitos de Matanzas^491

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Marc Bamuthi Joseph takes inspiration from a series of urban performance festivals built to re-affirm and expand upon a community’s sustainable survival practices-- check out the new site!

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news_162x125giselebunny0.jpg The final push
Ralph Lemon and company arrived to Krannert Center for the Performing Arts yesterday to prepare for the World Premiere of "How Can You Stay" September 16.

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news_162x125kitchen0.jpg Nameless forest leaps forward
In a week long residency at The Kitchen in NYC, and an upcoming residency at Arizona State University, Dean Moss' new work really begins to take shape

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news-solo0.jpg Nora Chipaumire at DNA
Next weekend Nora Chipaumire presents "Art/Family/Our Lives: I Ka Nye" with Souleymane Badolo and Obo Addy at Dance New Amsterdam.
 
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Mission and Vision

MAPP International Productions is dedicated to developing functional, sustainable environments for artists to create, premiere and tour performing arts projects.  We provide support and opportunities for challenging artistic voices to be fully heard and engaged by bringing together arts, humanities and public dialogue.  This means not only placing live work on the stages of performing arts venues worldwide, but also creating opportunities for discussion, learning and civic engagement that encourage appreciation of different cultures and perspectives.  We nurture contemporary artists who reside and create in many parts of the world, embracing multidirectional infiltration and invigoration, and contributing to the U.S.'s role as a valued partner in a global creative community.