Presented by DanceNow, which has an excellent record in setting unlikely dance works (often adaptations of musicals) on the postage-stamp stage of Joe's Pub.
The opening act is played on a postage-stamp stage -- to give the feel of a cramped apartment, no doubt -- with the spectators sitting on bleacher-style benches.
"Misters and Sisters," which had a short run at Joe's Pub last week, is Mr. Parker's latest piece on that postage-stamp stage, and it's an ode to the relationship between the two men, who have worked together for 21 years.
Doug Elkins has been out of the spotlight for a few years, but his "Fräulein Maria," on the postage-stamp stage at Joe's Pub this month for the second year, shows why he is one of the most musical, witty and inventive choreographers of his generation.
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In it 40 choreographers and companies will take over the postage-stamp-size stage, producing works that last no longer than five minutes.
But from the moment she stamps on stage in her harridan act, she throws herself fully into her role and brings out its emotional nuances.
She looked at the size of the sound board, the size and quality of the speakers and the postage stamp-size stage in the corner, then smiled.
David Johansen, who was the lead singer of the New York Dolls in the 1970's, said the 400-seat club with the postage-stamp-size stage had somehow been more than just a place to perform.
Nevertheless, it takes a great deal of imagination to squeeze a major musical like My Fair Lady onto a postage stamp-sized stage like the one at SFPlayhouse.
