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Other Shows:
ORGANIC BOXED CHICKEN STOCK
Solo show at the San Francisco Fringe Festival 2007.
Commissions
- music, art, and performance:
Bridge Across
the Blue
Compilation CD with stories of identity and immigration
Amy composed music for and performed Praise, a poem
by Ilya
Kaminsky.
The recording features Colm O'Riain and Jessica Ivry.
One
World, Many Faiths
A Collection of Altars by Women Artists
Curated by Carla Caletti at SomARTS Gallery in San Francisco,
the exhibit included altars by 20 women from different cultural and spiritual
backgrounds.
Excerpt from artist statement: "I designed an altar using a salvaged
box and recorded sound, looping my voice and several pieces of my own
music. Rather than place objects of worship in the altar, I wanted to
explore the ideas of chanting and devotional music as altar objects. This
was my answer to the altars all around me - Buddhist altars in restaurants,
Barbie altars in my ironic friend's home, the lighted tree on the White
House lawn at Christmas. Singing was my medium for exploring spiritual
relationship without physical representation."
Power-Point
for Peace
A comic artsy piece for peace
Created with Heather
Gold, directed by Amy Mueller, and premiered at Brava: For Women in
the Arts. Amy played Rainbow, who interpreted meaningless business jargon
through hippie singing and interpretive dance.
Selected
shows and multi-media events produced and/or co-created by Amy Tobin:
DAWN
2004 & 2005
all-night Shavuot experiences
w/ Reboot SF
Porch
Light, the HEEB Edition
w/ Heeb Magazine
and the Porch Light
storytelling series
As
if in Sleep
Tim Barsky's first Bay Area one-man show
Nomadic,
a 21st century harvest festival in honor of Sukkot
Concerts featuring Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Socalled, Victoria
Hanna
Readings including Jane Hirshfield, Douglas Rushkoff,
Jonathan Safran Foer, Isabelle Allende, and many more
Lilith,
the musical
Other
bands:
The
Beanweevils
Back-up singer, 1999
Financial
and production support:
Nathan
Cummings Foundation
with the support and encouragement of Sonia Simons Cummings
Walter
and Elise Haas Fund
The Hub at the JCCSF
Storahtelling
Progressive Jewish
Alliance
Reboot
Joshua
Venture
Friendly venues since 1996:
San
Francisco
EXIT
Theatre
Hotel Utah
Argus Lounge
Make-Out Room
Elbo Room
Club Six
Cafe du Nord
Whisper
Brava: For Women in the Arts
SomARTS Gallery
Traveling Jewish Theatre
Club Eros
The Swedish American Hall
12 Galaxies
Noe Valley Ministry
111 Minna
Maritime Hall (RIP)
The Top (RIP)
Venue 9 (RIP)
Paradise Lounge (RIP)
Knitting
Factory New York
Makor, New York
Opaline, New York
The Riverway Project, Boston
The Echo, Los Angeles
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