Radiohole

Radiohole is an influential experimental theater ensemble that makes loud and often chaotic performances in the blurred space between theater, visual art, and sound. The group was founded in a Brooklyn basement in nineteen ninety eight by four core artists named Erin Douglass, Eric Dyer, Maggie Hoffman, and Scott Halvorsen Gillette. They earned a reputation for their uncompromising style by staging shows that defy traditional rules and categories, often incorporating elaborate, sometimes messy, visual designs.