
Theater for a new timeline. Wandering the apocalypse in search of an audience. #CityArtistCorps by @bizarrojenkz
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ALT Poster image for The Stuck Layer Players, looking worn and yellowed, with a blue geometrically illustrated man extending an arm and leg toward a blue pillar, and set within are fading photographs of Soviet-era traveling performers from the agitprop collective Blue Blouse, which is the source of the original poster. They range from photos of acrobats and plays stacked in the pillar, to a circle of portraits in the center of the blue man. The word “Stuck” appears to be punched by the blue man, with “Layer” written across his arm, and “Players” across the bottom of the shirt shirt.

ALT Photograph of a young white male-presenting person with beard, medium length hair, dressed in slacks, white shirt, grey vest and tie, with a grey nondescript studio background. He appears to be tearing at himself, with his right arm grabbing at his left abdomen, contorting his torso, while he bites at his undone left cuff of his shirt with a snarl. The wrenching motion makes his body seem to arc across the photo to the left.

ALT A white chalk heading goes in an arc across a chalkboard, “Have you ever wondered?” surrounded by question marks. Below in four different colors are large title words, with smaller questions written next to them in corresponding colors. Blue, Housing, asks, “What are my rights as a tenant? How and why should I organize with my neighbors? How can we fix NYCHA? How can cities be for all?” Red, Labor, asks, “What are my rights as a worker? What is wage theft? What is a co-op? How do I join or form a union? When do we get a break?” Yellow, Justice, asks, “Where does ‘crime’ come from? What really creates public safety? Does prison actually make things worse?” Green, Environment, asks, “Are we ready for the climate crisis? How can we stop the fossil fuel industry? Can we live in harmony with nature?” Then, two white chalk links, and a small heading: We don’t have all the answers, but check out the fliers!” with colored arrows pointing. Take one of each! Collect them all! Pass them along!



