P. Club will be heading to MoMA on the 30th to check out the Marina Abramović retrospective. In the meantime, I’ve got your preparatory to-do list.

Luckily, it can all be accomplished in the same place.

Of the many discussions and debates about Tino Sehgal, one that I’ve found most intriguing is the reaction to the sexual politics of “Kiss,” his slow-mo choreographic embrace.

Well, it’s finally happening: Bill T. W is nigh.

"Saw Deborah Hay last night. I enjoyed it but I'm a little confused. Literally every choreographer/dancer I know speaks of her as if speaking of a demigod. I thought it was kind of interesting and thought she was amazingly precise and imaginative but...I don't understand, really, what all the fuss was about."

Lourdes Lopez, the executive director of Morphoses, laughed last week when I reminded her of that old Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times."

Ann Liv Young is known for her raunchy performances.  What did P.S. 1 expect when she performed this weekend?  And did they shut the show down?

The Wooster Group’s 1982 work “North Atlantic."

The opening season of the Baryshnikov Arts Center’s Jerome Robbins Theater.

And us!

There's nothing like debating the nuances of a show beneath the moldering head of a taxidermied wolverine.

Well, folks, it’s official. The Ohio Theater has received written notification that the landlord at 66 Wooster Street, the Ohio's longtime home, is triggering the termination clause in its lease as of August 31, 2010.

Be a part of an exclusive dress rehearsal for a new show at the Armory. Sign up here.

Smutty, sexy, smart.  The downtown performance scene is as hot as ever. Watch a performance from a recent party.

Under the Radar, Mark Russell’s international festival of contemporary theater, is now in its sixth year, and it’s bigger than ever: 20 shows over 12 days through January 17th, spread out at spaces around the city in addition to its home base, the Public Theater.

That's right, folks: our December outing will also mark our one-year anniversary (nothing like the paper anniversary for an online club...).