Eri Nox

Eri Nox is a playwright and immersive electronic-dance-opera-maker whose works have been developed and staged in New York at The Public, Rattlestick, LaMama, Dixon Place, and The Tank, among others, and in Los Angeles, Krakow, Edinburgh, and Berlin. Nox is a playwright in residence at Cloud City in Brooklyn, the founder of Playmachine Performance Lab (playmachine.org), and the recipient of two Fulbright Scholarships to Poland, the Himan Brown Award, and a Tow Foundation International Research Fellowship. They are currently under commission by The Springer Opera House in Georgia and have taught at Brooklyn College and Jagiellonian University in Poland. Nox is from the San Francisco Bay, holds a BA from The New School and an MFA from Brooklyn College, and is based between NYC and Palm...

Eri Nox is a playwright and immersive electronic-dance-opera-maker whose works have been developed and staged in New York at The Public, Rattlestick, LaMama, Dixon Place, and The Tank, among others, and in Los Angeles, Krakow, Edinburgh, and Berlin. Nox is a playwright in residence at Cloud City in Brooklyn, the founder of Playmachine Performance Lab (playmachine.org), and the recipient of two Fulbright Scholarships to Poland, the Himan Brown Award, and a Tow Foundation International Research Fellowship. They are currently under commission by The Springer Opera House in Georgia and have taught at Brooklyn College and Jagiellonian University in Poland. Nox is from the San Francisco Bay, holds a BA from The New School and an MFA from Brooklyn College, and is based between NYC and Palm Springs.

Scripts

One Leg

by Eri Nox

Synopsis

Three queer New Yorker cannabis couriers navigate masculinity, the NYPD, and food; now with magical realism!

Three queer New Yorker cannabis couriers navigate masculinity, the NYPD, and food; now with magical realism!

You're

by Eri Nox

Synopsis

This play is fucking weird... I dunno what this will be like, but I also feel like it’s the first “mature” thing I’ve written as an experimental writer? Whatever that means? It’s about the distance between one consciousness and another. Oh geeze... I know, sorry. (-Eri Nox, 2017)

This play is fucking weird... I dunno what this will be like, but I also feel like it’s the first “mature” thing I’ve written as an experimental writer? Whatever that means? It’s about the distance between one consciousness and another. Oh geeze... I know, sorry. (-Eri Nox, 2017)

Ideologix

by Eri Nox

Synopsis

An immersive adaptation of emminent Polish avant garde playwright Stanislaw Witkiewicz' ONI (or "They" in English) exploring pronouns, the creation of Other in political arenas and LGBTQIA+ identity in modern Poland.

An immersive adaptation of emminent Polish avant garde playwright Stanislaw Witkiewicz' ONI (or "They" in English) exploring pronouns, the creation of Other in political arenas and LGBTQIA+ identity in modern Poland.

The Last Play of E. Redacted

by Eri Nox

Synopsis

An abstract meeting of an MFA Playwriting workshop devolves into a nonbinary coming-of-age story.

An abstract meeting of an MFA Playwriting workshop devolves into a nonbinary coming-of-age story.

Future Perfect

by Eri Nox

Synopsis

Four beings of the human persuasion create a past for themselves through child's play and collaborative storytelling. An open-text process poem for the stage, THE FUTURE PERFECT blends gender, person, time, and tense in a steam of collective consciousness. Gradually 'they', 'you', 'I', 'we' and 'Nosotros' discover that the world we’ve been creating has a gravity of its own... something frightening in a shade of...

Four beings of the human persuasion create a past for themselves through child's play and collaborative storytelling. An open-text process poem for the stage, THE FUTURE PERFECT blends gender, person, time, and tense in a steam of collective consciousness. Gradually 'they', 'you', 'I', 'we' and 'Nosotros' discover that the world we’ve been creating has a gravity of its own... something frightening in a shade of color we have never known before. Probably magenta. Probably something about acceptance.