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Radiohole is a Brooklyn-based performance collective that collaboratively creates original dramatic works. Founded in 1998, they are "known for their often messy, violent, and loud performances". ^[1] They’ve also gained a reputation as “the drunkest, highest group in downtown theatre” ^[2]. Radiohole's original members include Maggie Hoffman, Eric Dyer, Erin Douglass, Scott Halvorsen Gillette. They have performed in New York at The Collapsable Hole, The Kitchen, and PS122.

"Radiohole aims for the equivalent of a double-six-pack buzz: a jokey, sloppy, burpy state of mind. It wears its highbrow low, and vice versa." ^[3]

RADIOHOLE'S PERFORMANCE HISTORY

Whatever, Heaven Allows
Prelude Festival, NYC, October 2009
Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis, January 2010
The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, Febuary 2010
PS122, NYC, March 2010

ANGER/NATION
Donau Festival, Austria, April 2008
Noorderzon Festival, Holland, August 2008
The Kitchen, NYC, September 2008
BAX, NYC, November 2007

FLUKE
Tou Scene Stavanger, Norway, October 2008
BIT Teatergarasjen Bergen, Norway, October 2008
Brut Theater Vienna, Austria, April/May 2008
On The Boards, Seattle, WA, January 2008
Copenhagen PSK Festival, November 2007
The Collapsable Hole, Brooklyn, January 2007
P.S.122 , NYC, April & May 2006
Prelude Festival, NYC, October 2006

Radiohole Is Still My Name
Black Box Oslo Norway April 2005
Avant Garden Trondheim Norway April 2005
BIT Teatergarasjen Bergen Norway April 2005
The Collapsable Hole, January-February 2004

None of It (more or less Hudson's Bay, Again)
P.S. 122, November-December 2002

Wurst (take it and eat it)(I mean... take it and keep it)
Kaaitheater, February 2003
GAle GAtes, January 2003
The Collapsable Hole, December-January 2001-02

Bend Your Mind Off (with The Collapsable [sic] Giraffe)
The Collapsable Hole, February, 2001
The Radiohole Studio, May, 2000

Rodan (a jive hummer)
The Dublin Fringe Festival, September 2004
The Performing Garage, July, 2000
The Radiohole Studio, December, 1999

A History of Heen (not Francis E. Dec, Esquire)
The Performing Garage, July, 1999

Bender
The Performing Garage, March, 2002
Motor City Bar, April, 1999
The Red Room, January, 1999
The Right Bank Cafe, October, 1998
The Red Room, August, 1998
The Ontological-Hysteric Theater Downstairs Series, May, 1998

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References[edit]

^ Luber, Steve (2008). "Dicking Around With Radiohole" The Drama Review
^ Hannaham, James (2000). "Best of New York" The Village Voice
^ BRANTLEY, BEN (2010). "If Douglas Sirk and Milton Walked Into a Bar and Started Trading Yarns" The New York Times
^ http://radiohole.com/about-history.html on the group's official site, Accessed 1 June 2010.

External links[edit]

radiohole.com

[1] Luber, Steve (2008). "Dicking Around With Radiohole" The Drama Review

[2] Hannaham, James (2000). "Best of New York" The Village Voice

[3] BRANTLEY, BEN (2010). "If Douglas Sirk and Milton Walked Into a Bar and Started Trading Yarns" The New York Times

[4] ttp://radiohole.com/about-history.html on the group's official site, Accessed 1 June 2010.

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