Bride of Wildenstein – The Musical

Contemporary Performance Almanac 2015 (book)

Posted on December 30, 2014August 26, 2019 by hausofmarsian in Animism, Birthday Trauma, Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Fudgie's Death, Gainers and Feeders, Growing Up Linda, LSD Kills, Marsian De Lellis, Michele Spears, NYC, Object of Her Affection, Object Sexuality, Object Sexuals, Performance, Performance Art, performing objects, Photographs, Plastic Surgery, Press, Puppetry, Puppets, Table Top Puppetry, Theater, Toy Theatre, Video, Written

On December 30th, 2014, an entry on Object of Her Affection was published in the 2015 Contemporary Performance Almanac.

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CCI ARC Grant 2014 (support)

Posted on June 4, 2014August 1, 2019 by hausofmarsian in Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, CCI Center for Cultural Innovation, LA, Los Angeles, Marsian De Lellis, Michele Spears, Object of Her Affection, REDCAT, Support

On June 4th, 2014, I was the recipient an ARC Grant from The Center for Cultural Innovation for Object of Her Affection.

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Puppetry International – The North American Puppet Slam Scene in 2010 (press)

Posted on December 30, 2010October 14, 2017 by hausofmarsian in Acting, Activism, Animal Cracker Conspiracy, Art, Atlanta, Automata, Blood from a Turnip, Boston, Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Brookline, Brooklyn, cantastoria, Curatorial, Cut Outs, Dance, Design, Dolls, Fabrication, Figurines, Film, Gallery, Great Small Works, Heather Henson, Ibex Puppetry, interview, Janie Geiser, John Bell, LA, Live Feed, Los Angeles, Marionettes, Marsian De Lellis, NYC, Object Theatre, Painting, Performance, Performance Art, performing objects, Perishable Theatre, Providence, Puppetry, Puppets, San Diego, Shadow Puppetry, Susan Simpson, Table Top Puppetry, Theater, Toy Theatre, UNIMA-USA, Vanessa Gilbert

In the “The North American Puppet Slam Scene in 2010”, I was interviewed by Teresa Smalec for Puppetry International on my work as a curator of short-form puppetry for adults and in my role as co-founder of the Puppet Slam Network.

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Film Snobbery, Orlando (interview)

Posted on December 2, 2010October 14, 2017 by hausofmarsian in Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Film, Heather Henson, Ibex Puppetry, Marsian De Lellis, Orlando, Orlando Film Festival, Orlando Puppet Festival, Performance, Performance Art, performing objects, Puppetry, Puppets, Song, Video

On December 2nd, 2010, I appeared on Film Snobbery, hosted by Nic Baisley, with guests Sean Keohane from Pinnochio’s Marionette Theater and Heather Henson, founder of Ibex Puppetry. We had a lively conversation about how the power of puppetry has flourished in recent years.

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Bride of Wildenstein, Panorama (Premiere)

Posted on January 28, 2010August 6, 2019 by hausofmarsian in Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Comedy, Dance, Hunter Wells, Janie Geiser, Josh Senick, LA, Lee Vargas, Los Angeles, Marsian De Lellis, Musical, Performance, Performance Art, performing objects, PJ McWhiskers, Plastic Surgery, Puppetry, Puppets, Rachel Weir, Song, Susan Simpson, Table Top Puppetry, Theater, Toy Theatre, Velaslavaysay Panorama, Written

On January 28th, 2010, Bride of Wildenstein – the Musical premiered at the Velaslavaysay Panorama in Los Angeles.

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Flavorpill, Los Angeles

Posted on January 25, 2010August 6, 2019 by hausofmarsian in Automata, Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Drama, Durfee Foundation, Hunter Wells, Ibex Puppetry, Janie Geiser, Jocelyn Wildenstein, Josh Senick, Lee Vargas, Los Angeles, Marsian De Lellis, Musical, Performance, Performance Art, PJ McWhiskers, Plastic Surgery, Press, Puppetry, Puppets, Song, Susan Simpson, Table Top Puppetry, Theater, Toy Theatre, Velaslavaysay Panorama

In January 2010, Tanja M. Laden of Flavorpill described Bride of Wildenstein – The Musical as “demented, touching and inherently strange”

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Feast of Fun #1128 – The Bride of Wildenstein’s Predictions for 2010, Chicago

Posted on January 21, 2010August 6, 2019 by hausofmarsian in Acting, Artist Talk, Biopic, Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical, Chicago, Comedy, Fausto Ferños, Feast of Fun, interview, LA, LGBT, Los Angeles, Marc Felion, Marsian De Lellis, Musical, Performance, Performance Art, performing objects, Plastic Surgery, Podcast, Press, Puppetry, Puppets, Theater, Velaslavaysay Panorama, Written

On January 21, 2010, I appeared on Feast of Fun to speculate on trends for 2010 and discuss Bride of Wildenstein – The Musical with Fausto Ferños and Marc Felion.

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