Combining the striking projections of Katchor’s comics with powerful virtuoso performances by a cast of four singers and four musicians, the production inventories the contents of the buildings, explores the parallel yet opposite lives of their inhabitants, and uncovers the strange and hilarious places in which the two worlds overlap – finally bringing together the odd lives of each building over a single piece of cherry cheesecake. Architecturally, the buildings and their plans are identical, but their uses and the people and businesses that inhabit them could not differ more.

One stands on a wide, wealthy avenue and the other on the forgotten alley of a fringe neighborhood. This revolutionary production, winner of the Village Voice 2000 OBIE Award for Best New American Work, embraces the dark, witty humor of Katchor, known for his cult classic underground comic, Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer, to look at a pair of buildings constructed from the same architectural plan. Words and drawings by celebrated New York comic-strip artist and MacArthur Grant recipient Ben Katchor are brought vividly to life in a multimedia show with music by Bang on a Can composer/artistic directors Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe and directed by Bob McGrath. 9 million 2 Carbon Copy is a 1981 comedydrama film directed by Michael Schultz, produced by RKO Pictures and Hemdale Film Corporation, and released by Avco Embassy Pictures on September 25, 1981. Pour le courrier électronique, labréviation CC (pour Copie Carbone) désigne lenvoi dun message en tant que « copie conforme » cest-à-dire quil nest pas prévu que le destinataire réponde ou soit concerné directement. The Carbon Copy Building is a dynamic and visually stunning trip through the gritty underside of urban life.

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