Since 1998, Pomegranate Arts has worked in close collaboration with a small group of contemporary artists and arts institutions to bring bold and ambitious artistic ideas to fruition. Creative and executive producers Linda Brumbach and Alisa E. Regas, along with their committed team at Pomegranate Arts, have produced the Olivier Award-winning revival of “Einstein on the Beach”; Taylor Mac’s epic “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music”, “Holiday Sauce”, and now – their third collaboration together, along with composer Matt Ray – a rock opera meditation on queerness called “Bark of Millions”; “Available Light” by John Adams, Lucinda Childs and Frank Gehry; Robin Frohardt’s “The Plastic Bag Store”; Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch’s “Shockheaded Peter”; and the Drama Desk Award-winning production of “Charlie Victor Romeo”.
In recent years, Pomegranate has expanded into non-performative mediums, including the feature documentary film “Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music” (HBO Original Documentaries), the film short “Taylor Mac’s Whitman in the Woods” (ALL ARTS) and museum installations for Machine Dazzle. www.pomegranatearts.com
As of: October 2024