About You’re the Puppet!

You’re the Puppet! is the next installment in a series from Post Election Therapy. What started as a multi-disciplinary, improvisational reaction from artists, dancers, musicians, and poets to the 2016 election campaigns, continues along with the shocking events that compel us towards artistic action.

Featuring/Collaborators Thea Little, Niki Singleton, Morgan Roddick, Thomas Fucalaro, Michaela Gomez, Anthony Wills, Katie Norton-Bliss, Lea Torelli, Srna Kocevska, and Jeremy Pheiffer
Behind the Scenes Phil Sheridan

Morgan Roddick is a drummer and composer with a Bachelors in Music Synthesis from Berklee College of Music, who has made music in a variety of contexts throughout the world.  His work has ranged from playing with bands at venues like Arlene’s Grocery and S.O.B.’s to dance pieces at the Brooklyn Museum to musical theater tours to performance art pieces at Bard University, the University of Iowa Center for New Music, and various galleries around New York City to scoring a short movie.  

Niki Singleton is a Canadian Brooklyn-based painter, political cartoonist, sculptor, director and occasional performer. She has undertaken residencies in France, the Netherlands, New York, and had solo exhibitions at Undercurrent Projects, NYC, the Holocaust Museum, Dallas and Imagine IC, Amsterdam. Her work has been shown at the Brooklyn Museum, Triskelion Theater, Leimay/Cave, Chelsea Art Museum, the Bowery Poetry Club, White Box Gallery, Underdonk Gallery, DAVID&SCHWEITZER Contemporary, Kustera Projects, Brooklyn Fireproof Gallery, Studio 10, Norte Maar, Sideshow Gallery, Nurture Art and the AiOP Festival in Manhattan and Brooklyn. She holds an MFA from the New York Studio School.

Thea Little is a performer, choreographer, and composer who has shown her works throughout the United States and Europe. Little investigates the hybrid between performance art and dance-theater. She received her MFA from Hollins University/ADF and her BA from Columbia University. Recently Little directed Control Equinox in the Beaux Arts Court of The Brooklyn Museum during the BEAT Festival 2016. Since 2013, she has co-directed IMAR, an arts residency in CT. Little most recently presented her humorous solo Successful at the Performance Mix Festival in June. She is currently developing this solo into a group work.