Oye Group presents:
OYE! AVANT-GARDE NIGHT

September 21-24, 2017

The multi-disciplinary performance collective Oye Group (formerly Brooklyn Gypsies) returns to JACK with OYE! Avant-Garde Night, their annual festival curated by Modesto Flako Jimenez and devoted to the development of new performances by artists from Brooklyn and surrounding areas. Join Oye Group for a night of eclectic theater, dance and film, with performances followed by music, conversation, food and dancing. This year’s artists will use the theme of reparations as a jumping-off point (as part of JACK’s year-long Reparations365 series) and will feature work by actors Chelsea D. Harrison and Sam Silbiger, writer & filmmaker Maya Macdonald, Jerry Aquino and dancer/choreographer Beth Graczyk, among others.

Dates/Times:
Thursday, Sept. 21 at 8 pm
Friday, Sept. 22 at 8 pm
Saturday, Sept. 23 at 8 pm
Sunday, Sept. 24 at 6 pm

Party with Oye Group and DJ jojoSOUL on Saturday, Sept. 23, 10PM- until ($10 for non-ticket holders)

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Lead Artists

1.Maya Mcdonald
2.Cinthia Candelaria
3.Chelsea D. Harrison
4.Beth Graczyk
5.Sam Silbiger
6.Jerry Aquino
7.Sarah Serrano

Featuring: Zenzele Cooper, Jamie Maleszka, John Rufino, Miguel Alverio, Ireal Keith Jacobs, Brittany Allen, Hanna Novak, Sarah Baskin, Deidrea Hamid, Nyasha Rhoden,

Oye Group Production Team
Modesto Flako Jimenez Curator
Technical Director Kevin Torres
Stage Manager Elear Soler

Oye Group (formerly Brooklyn Gypsies) is an artist collective made up of New Yorkers both native and immigrant to the city. They present annual showcases of new work in theater, dance, poetry and film that spark dialogue on critical issues such as immigration, gentrification, economics, and urban survival, curating a mix of established and emerging artists and giving them a platform to share their art in a stimulating environment. Their work has been presented at JACK, The Bushwick Starr, The Performing Garage and elsewhere. Oye Group is a playground to celebrate what is unique about New York City’s eclectic and converging art communities.