04/22/2022
We have the greatest Apocalypse crew ever! https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
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Mind The Art Entertainment is a NYC based production company seeking to bridge the gap between art and entertainment. Since March 2007 it has produced over 70 original projects in various art forms under the Artistic Direction of Christian De Gré and in collaboration with over 700 international artists.
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04/22/2022
Meet the incredible Caro Guzmán! Who bravely stepped in the week of load in as a cast replacement in FOUR roles in a TRILOGY of plays. An incredible artist of the highest professionalism she has been doing genius work on ACEDIA at The Brick ! Only a handful of performances remain. You do NOT want to miss her powerful performances.
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/21/2022
How our photoshoot ended last night for Acedia our Apocalypse Trilogy. We are having so much fun y'all! Closing is SOLD OUT, only 7 shows left on sale!
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/20/2022
Can't believe we close next week! Going out with a bang!
Tickets:
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
The Brick Ze' Castle Christian De Gré Cárdenas
04/17/2022
If you missed last night's opening, you missed the fun! Don't miss out. See it tonight, see it next week, but SEE IT! ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy!
Who knew the apocalypse could be so much fun?! Today at 5:30pm, strap in for the FULL TRILOGY! 3 plays in 1 day!
Tix-- http://bricktheater.com
The Brick
A #MindtheArtEntertainment ensemble work from Christian De Gré Cárdenas!
Weeknights: 1 play/night
Weekends: The FULL TRILOGY
Pics: Ze' Castle
04/16/2022
Tonight's the night! Do you have tickets yet?
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy. A cheery exploration of the morose and existential. A theatrical experience. A celebration of apocalyptic turmoil and the collapse of the inner self. Fun. Painful. A question. Three plays that stand alone or can be experienced as a collective. Acedia: the lost name for the emotion we’re all feeling. A state of listlessness or torpor. An inert state without pain or care.
Get tickets now! Join us at The Brick: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/15/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy!
DON'T MISS OUT--OPENS TOMORROW!!!!
See all 3 parts of ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy in one night!
Tickets ON SALE NOW:
Saturday, April 16 at 5:30–Limited Availability
Sunday, April 17 at 5:30 – On Sale NOW
Saturday, April 23 at 5:30 – On Sale NOW
Sunday, April 24 at 5:30 – On Sale NOW
Saturday, April 30 at 2:00 – Limited Availability
OR see each play, in any order, in Repertory, weeknights April 16-30.
Live theater is back at The Brick with Mind The Art Entertainment’s award winning Apocalypse Trilogy.
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/15/2022
ACEDIA: AN APOCALYPSE TRILOGY Changes Performance Schedule Due To COVID
THE SHOW WILL GO ON! ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy is finally happening! Get your tickets now for the FULL TRILOGY -- an immersive theartrical experience playing on Saturdays & Sundays through April 30. OR See each of the 3 plays on weeknights. Each play stands alone and can be viewed in any order. ACEDIA25 -- the code to $25 tickets: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Mind the Art Entertainment in association with The Brick, have announced changes to the performance schedule for Christian De Gré Cárdenas' award-winning ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy due to cast testing positive for Covid-19.
04/14/2022
ACEDIA: AN APOCALYPSE TRILOGY Changes Performance Schedule Due To COVID
WE'RE BACK AND READY TO OPEN THIS WEEKEND!
Mind the Art Entertainment in association with The Brick, have announced changes to the performance schedule for Christian De Gré Cárdenas' award-winning ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy due to cast testing positive for Covid-19.
04/13/2022
Come laugh with us. Come mourn with us. Ask questions. And have fun!
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy at The Brick
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/12/2022
Celebrate apocalyptic turmoil and the collapse of the inner self. Enjoy Acedia: the lost name for the emotion we’re all feeling. A state of listlessness or torpor. An inert state without pain or care.
And have fun doing it!
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy at The Brick. Three plays that stand alone or can be experienced as a collective.
Don't miss out. Get tickets now!
Photos: Ze' Castle
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/12/2022
Christian De Gre Cardenas
"Acedia is about the apocalypse; it's about disconnect; it's about what it means to be human."
Celebrate Mind the Art's 15th Season with playwright/producer/actor Christian De Gré Cárdenas and the whole cast of ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy at The Brick!
Tickets: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/10/2022
Putting it together! The cast and crew of ACEDIA have been hard at work getting ready to greet you at the Apocalypse!
Do you have your tickets yet? https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Video credit: @karenmacias
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04/10/2022
Weird! Quirky! Fun! Dark! BEAUTIFUL!
Don't miss the apocalypse!
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy plays April 13-30 at
The Brick in Brooklyn.
Who knew the Apocalypse could be so much fun?
JOIN US: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Written By:
Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos:
Ze' Castle
04/08/2022
Meet the Playwright
"I hope you'll come see the show. It's weird; it's quirky; it's fun; it's dark."
Enjoy the Apocalypse! Get tickets now: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/08/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
So proud to stage ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy live at The Brick this month.
BIG Thanks to Yaddo for helping to develop these 3 Plays!
See one play (in any order!) or see them all in one night for a true immersive experience.
Special $25 Weeknight Code: ACEDIA25.
Tickets and more information: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/07/2022
See it all! Experience the question. Enjoy the Apocalypse!
Three plays that can be seen on their own, in any order, or all at once on weekends.
Starting April 13th through 30th at @bricktheater!
Tickets at the #linkinbio!
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/07/2022
Acedia-Jules
These 3 stories paint a really beautiful, heartbreaking, picture of why we pursue life and community.”
Who knew the Apocalypse could be so fun? April 13-30 at The Brick in Brooklyn.
Tickets: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments.../
Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/07/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
Who knew the Apocalypse would be this much fun? It's scheduled April 13-30, only in Brooklyn!
BIG Thanks to FRIGID New York for helping to develop these 3 Plays.
See one play or all 3 in 1 day--it's up to you. New dates just added!
Special $25 Weeknight Code: ACEDIA25.
https://bit.ly/3ucpJe0
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/06/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
A theatrical experience. A celebration of apocalyptic turmoil and the collapse of the inner self.
Fun.
Painful.
A question.
April 13-30 on at The Brick!
HUGE Thanks to The National Opera Center for helping to develop these 3 Plays.
See one play or all 3 in 1 day!
Special $25 Weeknight Code: ACEDIA25.
https://bit.ly/3ucpJe0
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/06/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
Join us at the Apocalypse. Who knew it would be this much fun?
So proud to stage ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy live at The Brick this month.
BIG Thanks to SPACE on Ryder Farm for helping to develop these 3 Plays. See one play or all 3 in 1 day--it's up to you.
Special $25 Weeknight Code: ACEDIA25.
https://bit.ly/3ucpJe0
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/06/2022
Bethany-Mind the Art
Mind the Art Entertainment is an experience that has so many beautiful elements that your eyes and ears won’t know what to do next.
Join Bethany Geraghty and our whole dynamic cast April 13-30 at The Brick!
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
04/05/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy
Acedia: the lost name for the emotion we’re all feeling. A state of listlessness or torpor. An inert state without pain or care.
A cheery exploration of the morose and existential. A theatrical experience. A celebration of apocalyptic turmoil and the collapse of the inner self. Fun. Painful. A question. Three plays that stand alone or can be experienced as a collective.
This April join The Brick in welcoming three plays that make-up
Mind The Art Entertainment’s award winning Apocalypse Trilogy.
Written by: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/04/2022
MEET THE ACTORS!
Caro Guzmán (She/Her) is a Queens-bred, Afro-Latina actor with an appetite for collaborating in thought-provoking works with fellow Black and Brown artists. She acquired acting training from Atlantic Theatre Company’s Acting Conservatory as well as the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and recently starred in the award-winning indie film “Motions”—an official selection at The Chelsea Film Festival and New York Latino Film Festival. Caro is incredibly humbled to be working on the raw, honest piece that is Acedia alongside incredible talents.
Come see her as Katia & Magda / Blaise / Wisp this month at The Brick!
04/04/2022
MORE Performances ADDED!
See ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy – All 3 Plays in one day!
Just Added: Sundays, April 17 & 24 - NOW ON SALE!
Still Available: Saturdays April 23 & 30 – GET TICKETS NOW!
April 16 SOLD OUT!
At The Brick Theater: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Or see each Part, in any order, weeknights: April 13-30
Sappy Tales for a Frozen Heart - Part 1
Fish Food for Feelings – Part 2
Ampathy: miscreated by a non-writer – Part 3
$25 tickets with CODE: ACEDIA25
Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
04/02/2022
“A very deep ennui with a beautiful, bittersweet, off-the-wall comedy tinge.” Enjoy the Apocalypse with actor Mark Dessaix & the entire ensemble of ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy. 3 plays in a beautiful & immersive theatrical experience.
“They MUST SEE IT.” At The Brick. April 13-30: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: @Ze' Castle
Mark James Dessaix
04/02/2022
Fish Food for Feelings (ACEDIA Part 2): Set on the eve of The Apocalypse- Four adopted siblings meet at an abandoned cabin on the 2nd anniversary of their parents’ death. The middle child has recently undergone a procedure to have his feelings removed. As the siblings struggle to reconcile their differences his psychotherapist shows up in the middle of the night along with an eccentric singer who claims to be the physical manifestation of the middle child’s removed feelings. Fish Food for Feelings is a surrealist dueling sibling dramedy unraveling during the end of the world.
Tickets available now! https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
photos by Ze' Castle Graphic by The Brick
04/02/2022
“Come see our show. It’s really lovely.” Meet actress Jules Murtha of ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy. “These 3 stories paint a really beautiful, heartbreaking, picture of why we pursue life and community.” Spend the Apocalypse with MTAE. April 13-30 at The Brick in Brooklyn. TKTS: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
03/31/2022
SOLD OUT performance April 16! Don't miss out! Get your tickets today:
https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy! An immersive theatrical experience with Three plays that stand alone or can be experienced as a collective.
Spend the Apocalypse with MTAE. April 13-30 at The Brick
Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
03/31/2022
Sappy Tales for a Frozen Heart (ACEDIA Part 1): Set before The Apocalypse- Can a broken man find humor and meaning as he listens to tales of romance on an old radio in an isolated cabin for 7 weeks as the world comes to an end? Can any of us? Is that the future, the past, the end of the world, or just another well-meaning neighbor or rent collector, knocking at the door?
https://www.bricktheater.com/event/sappy-tales-for-a-frozen-heart-acedia-part-1/2022-04-13/
photos by Ze' Castle Graphic by The Brick
03/31/2022
ACEDIA: An Apocalypse Trilogy! A cheery exploration of the morose and existential. Three plays that stand alone or can be experienced as a collective.
Spend the Apocalypse with Tyler Andrews and MTAE. April 13-30 at The Brick Theater! The Brick https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
Mind the Art Entertainment is an experience that has so many beautiful elements that your eyes and ears won’t know what to do next.
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Written By: Christian De Gré Cárdenas
Photos: Ze' Castle
03/30/2022
Meet the actors!
Jules Murtha (they/them) is an actor, musician, and writer based in NYC. They earned a BA in Theatre from CU Boulder, where they performed in shows such as Next to Normal (Diana), The Long Christmas Ride Home (Claire), and Poltergeist (Ash). In pre-pandemic times, Jules performed in several Jaffe St. Queer productions in Philadelphia, including Gay Mis and The Lizard of Oz. Their music projects consist of Padraic’s Joy, a folk-rock band based in NJ, and DeepWhine, a soul-folk duo. They are beyond thrilled to return to the stage and work alongside this immeasurable cast and crew of Acedia as Killian / Sensum / Traveler!
Don't miss the Apocalypse! Tickets: https://www.bricktheater.com/mind-the-art-entertainments-acedia/
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Follow the Leader - Fatty Fatty No Friends
Check it out! It's time to FOLLOW THE LEADER and get your tickets as Fatty Fatty No Friends - In Concert opens TOMORROW night at the New York Musical Festival! Book now - nymf.org/fattyfattynofriends
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Mind The Art 10 Year Celebration in Concert
Who's ready to celebrate! A night featuring our biggest works over 10 years in concert at Feinstein’s/54 Below! Tix: https://goo.gl/kISFKW
Mind The Art's 10 Year Anniversary Concert Celebration!
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Mind The Art: 10 Years & Beyond
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"Jack of Hearts, Master of None" enters final weekend
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Aaron Ramey- Jack of Hearts, Master of None
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Can you feel the pure joy of the coming of spring?
We have had three successive blue sky sunny days and slightly elevated temperatures in Maryland as the COVID nightmare begins to wane and the joy of life returns.
All of a sudden with the early creativity of spring there is mischief in the air and the planet reminds me of how fortunate we all are to be here together.
As a result, I have charged back into the things I love.
Mind The Art Entertainment is producing a radio play version of The Grace of God & The Man Machine, prior to the planned stage performance at Riant Theatre when the theaters open again in New York.
In addition, I have returned to my work on a book of 52 sonnets to be published and available on Amazon by Christmas this year. In celebration of this newfound ribald mischief, I publish here one of these poems:
The Facts of Life
I swam, back then, with some father’s daughters,
Back stroking only slightly out of touch,
Out to the raft in the starry waters
And never thought of their fathers all that much.
My child, don’t judge me till you’re fifty-five
But there were midnight visits to “Ice House Pond,”
In my misspent youth, when I was still alive,
Where couples would strip, and swim and then bond.
And my child, this I know for sure is true:
At seventeen we all are born to be free
But ’cause I’m your father and I love you
Please consider this seasoned advice from me:
As you lust for life avoid the crudity
But don’t miss occasional sponti-nudity.
(More at my blog: https://robertbowiejr.com.)
"Because I had excelled in something I didn’t want to do and I had completed an introductory class in it, I applied for an advanced class in producing at the prestigious Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Conference in Waterford Connecticut. I got in and there I met Sue Conover Marinello, who produced my play ONAJE with great success last year in New York, and Christian De Gré Cárdenas of Mind The Art Entertainment who has an amazing history of producing and also writing the music for a number of amazing operettas in New York. Both became friends."
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Is this how you make an operetta? I swear Christian De Gré Cardenas and I are only following the charter of our employer, Mind The Art Entertainment, which requires, ”Make Art and Have Fun.”
We are five hours north of Mexico City, holed up in San Miguel de Allende, diligently working over breakfast from 9:30 to 1:30, having a little lunch, perhaps a swim, back to work from 3:30 to 6:30, and then off to the rooftop bars, dinner, local beer, mezcal, and tequila.
This is a beautiful place with deep Mexican history rooted in its independence and, in the last 70 years, the arts. In the winter, American tourists and expats flood in, along with vacationing Europeans. In the summer, far fewer visitors come and generally only for the weekends. They come here to experience the battling mariachi bands around the church plaza, the three-star restaurants at a third of New York and European prices, the stunningly beautiful textiles, art work, and wall art. Here, you walk on cobbled streets older than any in the United States and are surrounded by color.
Christian has had numerous operettas performed in NYC, most recently based on the “seven deadly sins.“ I am honored to have been chosen to write the libretto for the final operetta based on the overarching sin of “pride.”
The first day together, we went over the script I wrote over the last several months, and we just talked about it. The second day, we went to work and went line by line, page by page through the first act. The third day, we worked through the second act and celebrated the harmony of our efforts with a big lunch on a rooftop overlooking the city.
This carrying out of our corporate responsibilities is serious business. Our assignment is to write a b***y, irreverent “meta” piece (the actors can break character and speak to the audience). It is written in rhyme and hip hop and has a singing dog.
Our first few days have been so productive, we are ahead of schedule. Tomorrow, Christian continues to outline and compose the music while I adjust and continue to shape lines and rhythms. The next several days before we leave, we will shape the two efforts into one operetta and be prepared to have it ready in the fall to be sent out to investors and performance venues.
In the meantime, over the next week, we will continue to carry out our corporate duty.
(You can follow along on my blog: http://robertbowiejr.com/blog/)
ONAJE is moving up the ladder in New York.
It is funny how you take a new path and learn the same lesson. Trusted friends, credibility, and hard work were everything in creating my law firm almost 30 years ago — and now I learn the same is true in the world of New York theater.
When I sold my controlling interest in my law firm I had decided that I wanted to be equally as successful as a playwright. The problem was I had to make up for 40 years of lost time.
I decided I would become the oldest playwright ever to apply to Yale Drama school. I succeeded in being the oldest playwright ever to be rejected by Yale Drama school.
So with my objective still firmly in mind, I decided I would have to change my approach. I took a class at the Commercial Theater Institute in New York, not in playwriting, but in producing. After the first morning, the students gathered outside and shared conversation during a brown bag lunch. As they went around the circle, they all talked about plays they were hoping to produce. When it came to me, I confessed I did not want to be a producer. I wanted them to produce me. I got a laugh and two offers which led to staged readings in San Francisco, NYC, and Los Angeles and I made new friends.
One, Parker Bennett of Aligned Online, signed on to teach me how to create and manage my new website. Following the precedent set with Yale, I proved myself to be an unworthy student, but Parker became a trusted friend, took over the website, and became my guru on all things pertaining to script writing and the business generally, since he is an accomplished writer in his own right.
The following summer, I continued on my path and was admitted into the Producers’ Class at the O’Neill Festival in Connecticut and there I met Sue Conover Marinello, the future producer of Onaje at FringeNYC - The New York International Fringe Festival and Christian De Gré Cardenas, who would become an indispensable ally at FringeNYC and ultimately the composer for “The Voice of the People,“ after I was asked to write the libretto by Mind The Art Entertainment.
Sue, Christian, Parker, and now Katie Marinello — who is handling our presence on Instagram and Twitter (@robertbowiejr) — have all become indispensable trusted friends.
When Onaje was chosen to be performed at FringeNYC, Sue Conover Marinello asked Kevin R. Free, the highly respected NYC director, to direct. He read the script, but had a scheduling conflict and was unable to join us at FringeNYC.
During the pre-rehearsal and rehearsal stages leading up to the performances, Onaje was lovingly shaped and focused with the ideas of additional friends: the actors, director, stage manager, and others. It opened to sold-out performances and rave reviews, largely due to Sue’s tireless work as its producer.
Sue decided that she wanted to take Onaje up the ladder in New York and elsewhere. She wanted Kevin R Free.
She took me to see several 10-minute plays directed by Kevin for Kelly Girod, the Obie winner and manager of The Fire This Time Theatre Festival. Based on the successes in New York, Sue took the script to Kevin’s agent, John Essay, again. By coincidence, John had seen the reviews of Onaje and asked that Kevin revisit the play.
The path is always different but the results are always the same. When we all met each other for the first time during a Zoom conference call about a month and a half later, Kevin had fresh ideas that highlighted missed opportunities in the script. He had X-rayed it and knew the bone structure perfectly. I joked with him that it was almost as if he had a lawnchair in my brain.
The same lesson is re-learned: trusted friends, credibility, and hard work make the apparently impossible dream happen. I’m so excited to be reaching for the next rung of the ladder.
Stay tuned.
(You can also follow along on my blog: http://robertbowiejr.com/continuing-to-build/)
"Fatty Fatty No Friends, it's the song that never ends!"
Opening August 1st at New York Musical Festival!
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Tix: fattyfattynofriends.com