AnomalousCo

  • Work
    • (beyond) Doomsday Scrolling
    • Installation with Omer Kaplan
    • Zebra 2.0
    • Beckett.Women.
    • AN ANOMALOUS SHINDIG
    • Cabaret Metamorphoses
    • Beckett & the Virtual
    • The Biomechanics of Security
    • The Kiss
    • Неприлично
    • The One That Gets Slapped
    • Harrison Bergeron
    • Augustine's Dream
    • La Frontera
    • Classrooms without Borders
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    • AnomalousCo
    • Kathryn Mederos Syssoyeva
    • Diana Zhdanova
    • Jeremy Goren
    • History
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    • Beckett Collaborators
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    • (beyond) Doomsday Scrolling
    • Installation with Omer Kaplan
    • Zebra 2.0
    • Beckett.Women.
    • AN ANOMALOUS SHINDIG
    • Cabaret Metamorphoses
    • Beckett & the Virtual
    • The Biomechanics of Security
    • The Kiss
    • Неприлично
    • The One That Gets Slapped
    • Harrison Bergeron
    • Augustine's Dream
    • La Frontera
    • Classrooms without Borders
    • AnomalousCo
    • Kathryn Mederos Syssoyeva
    • Diana Zhdanova
    • Jeremy Goren
    • History
    • Company members
    • Beckett Collaborators
  • News
  • Press
  • Donate
  • Contact
INSTALLATION (Instagram Post).jpg
February 28 - Opening Night Reception!
$25.00
INSTALLATION (Instagram Post).jpg
March 1 - The Installation Only
$15.00
INSTALLATION (Instagram Post).jpg
March 2 - Closing Night Reception!
$25.00

The “(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling” Installation

February 28 - March 2, 2025

The “(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling” Installation is an interdisciplinary collaboration between photographer Omer Kaplan and AnomalousCo - New York’s predominantly queer/women-led, feminist, immigrant theatre collective. This project emerged from AnomalousCo’s epic theatre-cabaret of the same name, about women, war, displacement, and resistance. “(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling” was initiated in 2022 in immediate response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and performed in multiple NYC venues and evolving iterations. The Theatre Times called the piece “Unlike anything seen in New York in the past decade.”

In 2023, Omer Kaplan began documenting the lives of the show’s performer-creators: 12 women and 1 man, from Ukraine, Russia, Cuba, Poland, Iceland, Italy, Moldova, Turkey, China, and the US. His photos and oral histories investigate the intersection between the creative material of performance and the personal and intergenerational trauma of war and migration experienced by the performers: where do they come from, how do they live now, what do they carry from homes left behind?

Building upon this material, the “(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling” Installation is an interdisciplinary photographic installation, interwoven with video, audio, live music and performances excerpted from the stage production.

Location: Studio 45

Address: 213 Troutman St, Brooklyn, NY 11237