Film, Television and Theater
As a sound improviser, he has performed, created and developed movie, television and theater scores, among them an alleged space Alien language for Men In Black by Steven Spielberg, Star Trek: Envoy (Meredith Monk) and Kundun (Philip Glass)
One of his recent appearances on television include the Late Show with David Letterman with the performance artist Laurie Anderson on July 14, 2010.
Theo Bleckmann sang in John Moran's Book of the Dead at the Public Theater in NY, performed a lead in Bang on a Can's Obie Award-winning opera Carbon Copy Building and frequently appears as a soloist with The Bang on a Can All-Stars.
In collaboration with director Laurie McCants and set designer Elaine F. Williams, he wrote the music and performed The Alexandria Carry On, which has been traveling the US and was performed at the actual library in Alexandria, Egypt.
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