A virtual hip hop theatre experience that explores what bridges and divides us the most: Words

Art Apple NYC

Brooklyn, NY • September 21–27, 2019

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White Cube Gallery / Event Space
No provided sound
Museum tour flow, audience follow Dyalekt
Concert version of show, stationary audience
Ample space for each word environment and gift shop
Collaborations with local artists and musicians
Integrated panel discussions and workshops into show’s week of programming

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Bushwich Variety Show Podcast, Episode 75

Twins Talk Theatre Podcast, Episode 88

New York Theater Review: The Museum of Dead Words Review: Racism and Sexism and Normal are Dead, This Rapper Says, Jonathan Mandell

Medium.com: Spotify takes down Museum of Dead Words album because it’s doing “abnormally” well, Dyalekt

AM New York: Museum of Dead Words 'lays to rest' harmful words through hip-hop and art, Shaye Weaver

Voice Mag: 11 words died on the internet and what happened next is shocking, Tom Inniss

WECT News: The 11 words on the internet that turn conversations into fights, Ben Smart

Encore Magazine: EPISTOLARY EPIGRAPHS: Brooklyn-based rapper Dyalekt explores the misuse of language through theatrical hip-hop at Wabi Sabi Warehouse, James McCrea

WHQR: Communique: "Museum of Dead Words" In Wabi Sabi Warehouse Friday & Saturday, Gina Gambony