JOSHUA DUMAS

Joshua Dumas is a composer, new media and sound artist in New York. He scores dance, theatre, and film, composes original music, makes glitch art and digital video, and creates installation and sound art.

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Music Album

New music derived from the lost score to David Amaral and Joshua Dumas’ 2012 anti-war semi-opera about PTSD, dementia, ghosts, and love, called “Here are Lions.” Music by Joshua Dumas with Robbie Hamilton, Kate Parks, and Kedgrick Pullums.

Collaborators: David Amaral, Robbie Hamilton, Kate Parks, Kedgrick Pullums

Links: Bandcamp

Sample: Audio

Location: Ahriman’s Bath, Brooklyn NY

When: Sep 2021

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Raskol

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Music for theatre

Crime and Punishment adapted by Kira Obolensky, directed by David Amaral, music by Joshua Dumas

Collaborators: David Amaral, Max Wirt

Location: Berger Park Cultural Center, Chicago IL

When: Mar 2013

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Here Are Lions

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Music for theatre

With a ghostly narrator, an orchestral score, three clowns (one of whom sings arias) and a variety of storytelling conceits, New Beast looks back on 20th century America in their third semi-opera.

Collaborators: David Amaral, Lucy Carapetyan, Carla Kessler, Ian McCabe, Shaw Nigro, Nicole Ripley, James Whittington

Location: Elastic Arts, Chicago IL

When: Jun 2012

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Light Waves & Their Uses

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Music for theatre

Light Waves & Their Uses is a new semi-opera based on the life of Albert Michelson. The original production was created and directed by David Amaral, created and composed by Joshua Dumas.

Collaborators: David Amaral, Whitney Johnson, Daiva Bhandari, Ruth Bistrow, Katy Collins, Anthony DeMarco, Nicole Ripley, Jon Stutzman, Lindsay Verstegen

Links: Bandcamp

Location: Building Stage, Chicago IL

When: Feb 2011

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One Thing and Everything Else

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Music for theatre

Drawing from the spare prose of Raymond Carver’s “Gazebo,” David Amaral and Joshua Dumas presents an experimental opera that explores love, hurt, memory and imagination through prose, song, and performance.

Collaborators: David Amaral, Eddie Bennett, Ruth Bistrow, Pamela Maurer, James Whittington

Links: Theatre in Chicago

Location: The Building Stage, Chicago IL

When: Apr 2010

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