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Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 41 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Laurie Anderson was brilliant!

    by Rwagoner63 on 4/25/18Neptune Theatre - Seattle

    What an inspiration! She talked about her new book and performed pieces of music and spoken word with video accompaniment - taking us through the decades of her collaborations with William Burroughs, her installation art with a prisoner in Guantanamo, her “cloned” male counterpart, her virtual reality project, a Tai Chi demonstsration, and so much more! Laurie is poised and hilarious and unexpected all at once. I recommend any artist of any medium to watch this inspirational show. She lives and breathes her art and eloquently describes her experience.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Laurie Anderson -- always a pleasure

    by JJofPhiladelphia on 2/19/18Town Hall - New York

    I've been following Laurie Anderson for 30 years. Such a wise, funny, and profoundly creative performer. This show was more casual than some, which didn't make it any less enjoyable. A look back over her magnificent career along with recent work. All in the glorious space that is the Town Hall. A wonderful night.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Laurie at Town Hall

    by Tytytownguy on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    Whatever you do make sure you see Laurie Anderson at town hall before you die

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Surprising inconsistence from Laurie Anderson

    by AdjacentPossible on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    I have been an adoring fan of Laurie Anderson’s unique work since first hearing O, Superman. The picture-sleeve 45 remains a prized possession. Over the years I have seen Ms. Anderson perform numerous times, including a lecture event at which I got to meet and chat with her. I was greatly anticipating this show at The Town Hall, amd seeing Laurie present on her long creative career, as well as exploring her new book of essays with their themes on story, language, and code. The stage was set exactly as the last time I saw her a couple of years ago. But this performance was surprisingly inconsistent. A few standouts as she stepped to the synthesized mic for her low, masculine alter-ego. Brief essays crafted and delivered meticulously. Some wonderful videos of past work. But much of the program seemed to be not fully formed or rehearsed, coming across more like an impromptu chat, than the brilliant and singular monologues we have come to know and love. Also at this show was surprise guest Chelsea Manning, who was warmly cheered and welcomed bybthencrowd. Yet Chelsea also delivered a seemingly impromptu - though powerful- commentary. At times, Laurie searched for several moments to make her computer tablet play the intended video and audio file to support her next monologue. These were awkward moments, totally unlike her typically flawless execution. In short, a surprisingly inconsistent show from this remarkable artist.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Positive action in dark times. Thank you!

    by ScienceDriven on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    Laurie Anderson's live performance is vital, galvanizing, intelligent and witty. Town Hall had just the right audience, comprising people who are like-minded. I learned so much. Thank you.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Laurie Anderson is Wonderful!

    by Anonymous on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    A fantastic night. Very intimate and thought provoking. There is no one like Laurie Anderson.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Still unreal

    by skolpadda on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    I think I’ve seen her three times before this. But not in over 20 years. Each show has been very different. This was too and it was spectacular. I love how she makes making art normal. I find that SO Inspiring. She makes me feel it’s not precious or special or weird. Just normal to make art. And how she can talk w an audience like that? It was like we were hanging out in her LR and she was telling us about her new book. So intimate.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Best book / CD intro you can get !

    by AMIRBM on 2/18/18Town Hall - New York

    this is just a taste of the stories from the book " All the things I lost in the flood" with a little of the music from the new CD "Landfall" released the morning after Feb 17th. as a 40+ years fan, this is as inspiring as always, taking you to different and new leves of your own thought processing about life's everyday happenings. so for someone that is new to it , it may be overwhelming to grasp at first, but it is definitely a mind opener. other then that i been listening to the new CD with Kronos Quartet that has parts from the book , introduced in the show,and it is purely amazing.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Moving Music and Monologues

    by MusiKarma on 3/14/17Birchmere - Alexandria

    If you came to the Birchmere on Saturday night to hear familiar music from Laurie Anderson's large large discography, you might of been disappointed if you didn't give her insightful monologues and amazing, beautiful duets on her electronic violin with Rubin Kodhel on cello a chance to move you.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    AMAZING

    by Cowgirlathear on 2/27/17Town Hall - New York

    Wonderful orchestration! All improvised! The musicians showed how well they can work together to create an entirely new piece of work on the spot. It was phenomenal! I loved every second! They had great chemistry and created a well rounded experience.