This September, provocateur David Levine brings his installation Habit to New York City's Essex Street Market. A unique experiment in art and theater hybridization, Habit will be presented by PS122 and the Crossing the Line Festival. Within a four-walled, fully furnished and functional American ranch house (stocked refrigerator, working stove, plumbing, running water), three actors perform a 90-minute drama on a continuous loop for eight hours a day. Although the language never changes, they improvise the staging to suit their... Read more

This September, provocateur David Levine brings his installation Habit to New York City’s Essex Street Market. A unique experiment in art and theater hybridization, Habit will be presented by PS122 and the Crossing the Line Festival.

Within a four-walled, fully furnished and functional American ranch house (stocked refrigerator, working stove, plumbing, running water), three actors perform a 90-minute drama on a continuous loop for eight hours a day. Although the language never changes, they improvise the staging to suit their needs—when they’re hungry, they cook; when they’re dirty, they wash.