Politically Poignant Love Letter Performance to NYC
Park Avenue Armory
POV
Launched by her award-winning Venice Biennale 2017 performance, Anne Imhof continues to shake up the (art) world with her socially critical avant-garde storytelling. Staged in the 55,000 sq ft Wade Thompson Drill Hall, DOOM is an immersive performance told through a cacophony of skaters, ballet and flexn dancers, gamers, Romeo + Juliet, drummers, and more. With the audience is mixed into the performance, we are asked, amidst doom how do we cultivate hope and community?
Launched by her award-winning Venice Biennale 2017 performance, Anne Imhof continues to shake up the (art) world with her socially critical avant-garde storytelling. Staged in the 55,000 sq ft Wade Thompson Drill Hall, DOOM is an immersive performance told through a cacophony of skaters, ballet and flexn dancers, gamers, Romeo + Juliet, drummers, and more. With the audience is mixed into the performance, we are asked, amidst doom how do we cultivate hope and community?
DETAILS
Upper East Side, NYC
March 3 - 12 2025
Showtimes
Mon - Wed & Fri at 7 PM
Sat at 2 PM
GA (standing) Ticket - $50
Approx. 3 hour Performance
Photo Credit: Nadine Fraczkowski
ABOUT
Utilizing the Wade Thompson Drill Hall, this all-encompassing work fuses space, performers, sound, and scenography in response to our present in which anxiety and hope find a fragile balance between apathy, activism, and resistance.
- Park Avenue Armory
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