Events

Ballroom Marfa ‘s first single-topic exhibition, a multi-disciplinary project devoted solely to bringing attention to a global environmental issue: water. Curated by Fairfax Dorn.

Marfa Theater presented the Texas Tech Comedy Improv Theatre.

Marfa Elementary School kindergarten cowboys and cowgirls performed Texas style nursery rhymes and Texas and cowboy songs.

Project Big Top hosted a musical extravaganza with eleven acts. All proceeds benefited the PBT Younger Poets project.

A program from Marfa Live Arts that involved several different projects and productions.

A reading of Christopher Durang’s 1985 prize-winning play The Marriage of Bette and Boo was performed by a local cast and directed by Rob Weiner.

Production of Marfa Live Art’s Youth Performance Initiative (YiPI) and written and directed by Nina Martin with Theater Arts Design by Evelyn Luciani. Into the Far Beyond was a dance play, developed out of the after school arts program, which showcased local youth in a space odyssey that incorporated dance, text, and sets that evoked […]

Democracy in America was a theatrical adaptation of Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America

A Week with Andre Gregory included screenings of My Dinner with Andre and Vanya on 42nd Street. The program also featured films by Cindy Kleine including Inside Out and ‘Til Death do Us Part. Other events during the week included a talk with Eugene Lee and an open rehearsal of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, directed by […]

Ballroom Marfa presented films “Imaginary Landscapes and “Tom Dowd and the Language of Music.”

A program of Marfa Live Arts’ Youth Performance Initiative (YiPI) directed by board members Nina Martin, Evelyn Luciani and Felicia Martine in collaboration with Marfa Studio of the Arts. The cast included children of the gifted and talented program at Marfa ISD. The students composed poetry that reflected their autobiographical stories.

A performance of The Glass Menagerie, written by Tenessee Williams . The play was performed by a local cast and directed by Dr. Cecilia Thompson.

Project Big Top hosted six local bands from the tri-county area to benefit the Fort Davis Humane Society and the organization’s poetry scholarship.

Presenters read original and published selections and staged readings from Tony Kushner’s Angels in America.

Ballroom Marfa presented an evening with contrabass soloist and composer, Stefano Scondanibbio.