cheap&easy OCTOBER One hundred years after a failed revolution, Object Collection resurrects the dead. Phantom agitators and zombie visionaries produce a séance, a death march, a psychic wailing. “cheap&easy OCTOBER” is a live-shredding of art world criticism, an original chamber opera about the revolutionary spirit and the power of the written word. What type of insurrectionary action is possible when words are the only weapons at hand, when the vanguard becomes the establishment? A commemoration of forgotten events where talk is cheap. To the great emptiness of a post-revolutionary society, “cheap&easy OCTOBER” is an homage, a send-up and a surrender. cheap&easy OCTOBER – available on CD+download+streaming “cheap&easy OCTOBER might be the most attuned gesamtkunstwerk to describe the mood of early 2017.” – Tiny Mix Tapes (click for full review) cheap&easy OCTOBER by Object Collection The Wire (April 2017): written/directed by Kara Feely composed by Travis Just installation by Hannah Dougherty lighting design by Jeanette Yew stage managed by Liz Nielsen performed by Avi Glickstein, Taylor Levine, Aaron Meicht, Tavish Miller, Daniel Allen Nelson, Fulya Peker, Andie Springer, Deborah Wallace, and Owen Weaver NO HOTEL was also made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. photos by Hunter Canning