How We Spend Our Days
June 2023
A wholly original, freewheeling and fully fledged production meditating on the titular question as well larger questions regarding the creation of art, the need for play and the inherent value of collaboration. Presented at CounterPulse.
Klanghaus Forever Seminar
September 2019
A full length play created by the Klanghaus ensemble in Detroit and performed in Oakland. A performance featuring an unhinged and semi-cursed powerpoint, guided meditation and a sing along with loved ones.
Barn Owl
June 2018
Created with Evan Johnson and performed at Counter Pulse. A full length play exploring gender, aliens and the new age featuring an ensemble of 13 cosmic elders. Below is a nice featured article:
Ambient Disco Karaoke
2017
A new age spoken word disco karaoke booth installation created by Teddy Hulsker. Shake Shake Shake Your Booty.
Office of Certain Things
2017
A full length experience conceptualized in Berlin performed in Oakland’s Oakland Secret and LA’s Union House. A blend of installation art and immersive theater about community, spirituality and blood sacrifice developed in Berlin and performed in Oakland and LA.
Falling off The Map
2016
Developed and Performed in Los Angles in the backyard of DIY venue the Union House and a spiritual sequel to our prior work A Play About Leaving. A play about leaving home to create art and a new identity. Featuring the first appearance of the high-heel wearing Showman and an alternate ending featuring a talking car.
A Play About Leaving
2015
Our first production developed in residence at the Light Box in Detroit Michigan and then performed at Fixed Freedom in San Francisco. A partially autobiographical play exploring art making in the Bay Area, the Robot Sex Police and getting an audience to move an entire refrigerator up on stage.
Klanghaus Events
2015-2019
Between 2015 and 2019 we hosted an eclectic and eccentric series of events at around the Bay Area. Venues ranged from homes to East Bay DIY spaces like Oakland Secret and Martial Arts to more formal venues like Pro Arts Gallery and Z Space. Each event had a theme such as Clownhaus, Fashionhaus, Fleahaus, and Quiethaus that dictated the types of art featured and the format of the event. We collaborated with over a hundred artists during this period and had a dedicated audience from all of the Bay Area’s various scenes.
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