Featuring:

WIFE
Asher Hartman / The All Stars of Non-Violet Communication
Totally Serious
Paul Waddell
Daniela Sea, Will Schwartz, Patty Schemel, and Bo Boddie Band
Ladyboys of Sweaty Sundays choreographed by Ryan Heffington

Homemade soda stand by Eden Batki
Doors open at 7pm

Press release:

Human Resources
410 Cottage Home Street
Los Angeles, CA
Web: humanresourcesla.com
Email: info@humanresourcesla.com

Human Resources’ Grand Re-Opening May Day Event
Celebrating the Performative Arts

Los Angeles, California, April 15, 2011 – On April 30, 2011, Human Resources officially re-opens at its new Chinatown location, the former Cottage Home Gallery. On the eve of May Day, the re-opening event celebrates the inclusion of performance diversity with a full program of innovative theater, dance, performance art and music. The performance program begins with the dance collective, WIFE, founded and choreographed by Jasmine Albuquerque, Kristin Leahy, and Nina McNeely. Multi-faceted artist and performer, Asher Hartman, whose work engages a wide range of mediums including theater, painting and video, follows with a presentation of his thirty minute play, “The All Stars of Non-Violet Communication.” Experimental prog rock duo, Totally Serious, comprised of Jesse Appelhans (Modern Drummer Magazine’s Top Ten Prog Drummer) and bassist, Eric Kiersnowski, plays a set. Artist Paul Waddell, who has shared his boundary-pushing interactive performance nationally, also performs. Waddell is followed by the uplifting musical sounds of artist and musician Daniela Sea, Will Schwartz (of Imperial Teen), Patty Schemel and Bo Boddie Band. The program ends with a dance performance choreographed by widely acclaimed Ryan Heffington featuring the Ladyboys of Sweaty Sundays. A homemade soda by Eden Batki will be available for purchase throughout the evening. Doors open at 7pm. Admission is free.