EVENTS
Another SOLD OUT run of the ThotBot Implantation Center took place at Bow Market. Sixteen shows at max capacity from Jan 30 - Feb 22, 2025. Below listen to an interview I did on the podcast The Best Stuff in the World, recorded shortly after the show closed to hear how I thought it went.
What a delight
Hoping to mount Remediation again this fall for all the new folks dying for the next installment of the story. Go to the Connect page for social media and email list options for staying in touch. 
PRESS
“Visually, Reagan Esther Myer is more dated than it is futuristic. A mutant offspring of the colorful, pixelated heyday of 80s MTV, Kopycinski’s version of the future has a campy feel. It’s theatrical, distanced from reality, and lets us feel comfortable, in on a joke. Yet Kopycinski turns this campy style towards real social criticism, and in doing so, upends our expectations. She makes us wonder: is the joke on us? With a caricature of capitalism in the White House, can we dismiss the camp aesthetic without closing off a valid form of critique? In our world, as in Reagan’s, isn’t the exaggerated and theatrical, in some ways, the most real?”
— SOUND OF BOSTON
February 3, 2025 - Now Playing: ThotBot Implantation Center feature/interview on No Proscenium by Noah Nelson

October 1, 2023 - "There’s more to that ‘Lost Hat’ poster on that utility pole. Welcome to the wild world of paper fliers." on Boston Globe by Spencer Buell [PDF | article in the Boston Globe]
January 8, 2020 - “THOTBOT HOTSPOT: HOW A GLITCH TEST BEGAT A TRANSMEDIA NARRATIVE” on Dig Boston [click here]
January 9, 2020 - “Bow Market kickstarts ‘Get Artists Paid’ initiative with the ThotBot Implantation Center” on Vanyaland by Victoria Wasylak [click here]
June 20, 2019 - Reagan Esther Myer Album Review on Sound of Boston by Tadhg Larabee [click here]
June 24, 2019 - “ThotBots and Glitch Tests” from Dig Boston by Brian Choquet [click here]
June 26, 2019 - “'Is Your Thotbot Glitched?' You Might Already Be In Rebecca Kopycinski's Dystopian Extravaganza” from WBUR ARTery by Spencer Icasiano [click here]
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