Heading to Belgium to rehearse with the new cast of kids for That Night Follows Day, just as the original cast start their long journey back from the Melbourne Festival.

New York Times on Drama Queens here. You may have to register but it's worth it to see the picture of the actors stood slightly awkwardly besides the motorised sculptures - some kind of almost-ironic postmodern re-run of a Futurist moment. In the event though, they did a pretty great job with the text.

Lyn Gardner, Lois Keidan, Helen Cole, Ant Hampton, Robert Pacitti and pretty much the entirety of the UK Live Art scene have a good old go at Ekow Eshun here for his comments on the relevance and vitality of the sector, and for his recent announcement about closing the ICA's Live And Media Arts department. Not that anyone really connects the ICA with performance these days but really - with a bit of imagination they could have an interesting program there with plenty of relevance and vitality. I guess private hires of the theatre space is too lucrative a cash cow.

My work City Changes (and Art Flavours) are in their last week at Manifesta 7, Rovereto. City Changes has, at the same time,  also just gone on show at PACT Zollverein in Essen.

Butchers - where my Wait Here neon resided back in the Summer months - now has a new show comprising Marcos Chaves' video Laughing Mask. Curated by Ben Borthwick and Cylena Simonds, Butchers also has a new website here.