05/21/09 Amish Project + Piccola Cosi
05/07/09 Mare Cognitum Returns
04/23/09 Two Very Different FringeNYC '08 Solo Shows
03/26/09 AMERICANBLACKOUT, ZOMBIE and KRAPP 39!
02/11/09 Zombie
01/30/09 Sailor Man (08) Returns
01/16/09 Amish, Blanche, Krapp, XYT
11/21/08 Too Much Memory
11/07/08 A FULL WEEKEND OF FringeNYC ALUMNI!
07/05/08 Perfect Harmony and CharlieVictor Romeo (CVR)
05/16/08 Bash'd - A Gay Rap Opera
03/26/08 Dirt / Plays & Playwrights
02/19/08 Jamaica Farewell
02/07/08 Notes From Underground / Mortal Decisions
01/30/08 Semi-Permanent
01/14/08 Rum & Coke / Piaf Alumni
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Piccola Cosi - BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! |
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Written and Performed by Jessica Dickey
Directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde
The hit show that caused a sensation at FringeNYC 2008.
Don't miss this work of "fierce intensity" (Variety)!
October 3, 2006 - "HORROR IN SCHOOLHOUSE 5 Amish girls killed, 5 critically wounded in shocking massacre" - Lancaster New Era
October 13, 2006 - "Gunman's family thanks Amish for 'forgiveness, grace, mercy'." - Lancaster New Era
It was a crime that shook the nation but more surprising was the path of forgiveness and compassion forged in its wake. THE AMISH PROJECT is a fictional exploration of the Nickel Mine shootings. Seven characters including the gunman's widow, the gunman and two Amish schoolgirls unravel an extraordinary chain of events. Imbued with poetry and humor, THE AMISH PROJECT examines a community grappling with loss and faith.The design team includes: Lauren Helpern (set and costumes), Nicole Pearce (lighting) and Jill BC DuBoff (sound).
The Amish Project
To order your tickets now, click below or call 212-868-4444
Running June 4th-28th.
Wed- Sat @ 8pm, Sun @ 3pm, Mon @ 8pm
Tickets: $35
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Free with a Rattlestick 2009/10 Season Membership at
http://www.smarttix.com/package.aspx?showcode=RATT
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Piccola Cosi
a solo show
Written and Performed by Aja Nisenson
5 Performances May 26th through May 30th at the DR2 Theatre as part of the 6th Annual soloNOVA Arts Festival
YOU'LL LAUGH. YOU'LL CRY. YOU'LL CRAVE PROSCIUTTO AND RED WINE.
New York, NY-- After a sold-out run in the 2008 International Fringe Festival, Piccola Cosi, a solo show, written and performed by Aja Nisenson is back for 5 performances May 26th through May 30th at the DR2 Theatre (103 East 15th Street) as part of the 6th annual soloNOVA Arts Festival. The DR2 Theatre heats up this spring as actor singer/playwright Aja Nisenson takes her audience on a hysterical and provocative ride through the underbelly of Bologna's jazz scene. Playing herself and the eight Italian men she encounters, twenty-one year old Aja comes of age as she pursues her dream of becoming a jazz singer with the help of more than a few eager Italian men.
Conceived as a playwriting thesis during Aja's senior year at Brown University, Piccola Cosi, which in Italian means "small like this," is a sprawling cacophony of Italian culture and a young woman's own fractured understanding of it, where pizzas walk across tables and men appear as smoke in doorways.
PRESS:
“As full of talent as she is of spaghetti, she recalls in vivid, sidesplitting detail her trip through Italy as a 21-year-old virgin who becomes a sought-after jazz singer… Nisenson is a natural storyteller, with an ear for impersonations and an eye for glamorous and gritty detail.”
--BACKSTAGE
“I saw this show twice… After that first time, I cried—not immediately, but in the street. I cried over risk, over sexuality, over danger as success and safety as failure, over being a woman and an artist. Isn't that what theatre does at its best—cut you to the core?”
--NYTHEATRE.COM
“ Like Sarah Silverman, Nisenson dresses her hot self simply—all in black, with comfy sneakers…an engaging portrait of that special time of life when nascent adults go overseas to find themselves, and end up getting into cars with strangers.”
--TIME OUT NEW YORK **** (Four Stars)
AJA NISENSON is an actor, singer, playwright originating from New Jersey. Aja earned a B.A. in Theater Arts with a Capstone in Playwriting at Brown University where she studied with Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright Paula Vogel and award winning Producer/ Director/ Playwright/ Dramaturg Bonnie Metzgar. Aja's one-woman show, Piccola Cosi, about her experience as a jazz singer in Bologna, Italy, received critical acclaim and had a sold out run in the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival. A trained pop, jazz, musical theatre and opera singer, Aja has sung jazz with renown musicians in venues in and around Italy. She has also worked behind the scenes with the Metropolitan Opera House, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Director's Company, Voice and Vision and Joe's Pub. Aja was seen on the Brown/Trinity Playwrights Repertory stage in the original musical Torah! Torah! Torah! Other credits include: Merrily We Roll Along, Hot 'N' Throbbing, The Greeks, Syringa Tree, Bobrauschenbergamerica, and Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Aja was the recipient of the 2007 Weston Award for Acting.
FOR TICKETS VISIT:
http://www.telecharge.com/BehindTheCurtain.aspx?prodid=7397
WEBSITE: www.ajanisenson.com
NYTHEATRE PODCAST: http://www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/solonova_2009.php
BACK STAGE INTERVIEW: http://backstage.blogs.com/blogstage/2009/05/solonova-2009-preview-piccola-cosi.html
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MARE COGNITUM ('08) RETURNS! |
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A country on the brink of war. A city wracked by ineffectual protests. An extraordinarily odd job interview. Faced with such perils, three young idealists do the only thing they can: fly to the Moon in a homemade rocketship.
Theatre of the Expendable presents
Mare Cognitum
By David McGee
Directed by Jesse Edward Rosbrow
Starring: Devon Caraway, Justin Howard, and Kyle Walters
WHERE:
The Workshop Theater
312 West 36th Street
(between 8th & 9th Avenues, 4th Floor)
WHEN:
Saturday, May 9th—6pm
Tuesday, May 12th—7pm
Friday, May 15th—7pm
Saturday, May 16th—4:15pm
Sunday, May 17th—7pm
Thursday, May 21st—8pm
Saturday, May 23rd—1pm & 9:15pm
Sunday, May 24th—4:15pm
Wednesday, May 27th—8pm
Friday May 29th—9:45pm
Saturday, May 30th—7pm
Mare Cognitum is playing as part of Get S.O.M.!, a month long repertory merger between Theatre of the Expendable, Small Pond Entertainment, and Cross-Eyed Bear Productions.
GET YOUR TICKETS:
For more info and to purchase tickets visit www.totseb.com.
***Use discount code fringenyc for $2 off!***
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Piccola Cosi
a solo show
Written and Performed by Aja Nisenson
One Night Only! Thursday April 30th @ 7pm at The Triad Theatre. 158 West 72nd St.
AN HYSTERICAL PROVOCATIVE RIDE THROUGH THE UNDERBELLY OF BOLOGNA'S JAZZ SCENE. YOU'LL LAUGH. YOU'LL CRY. YOU'LL CRAVE PROSCIUTTO AND RED WINE.
New York, NY-- After a sold-out run in the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival, Piccola Cosi is back on April 30th at the Triad Theatre, 158 West 72nd Street, New York City. The Triad heats up this spring as actor/ singer/playwright Aja Nisenson takes her audience on a funny and provocative ride through the underbelly of Bologna's jazz scene. Playing herself and the eight Italian men she encounters, twenty-one year old Aja comes of age as she pursues her dream of becoming a jazz singer, with the help of more than a few eager Italian men. This smoky, sexy, comedic solo show is fiery as a shot of grappa.
Conceived as a playwriting thesis during Aja's senior year at Brown University, Piccola Cosi, which in Italian means "small like this," is a "sprawling cacophony of Italian culture and a young woman's own fractured understanding of it, where pizzas walk across tables and men appear as smoke in doorways."
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS:
“As full of talent as she is of spaghetti, she recalls in vivid, sidesplitting detail her trip through Italy as a 21-year-old virgin who becomes a sought-after jazz singer… Nisenson is a natural storyteller, with an ear for impersonations and an eye for glamorous and gritty detail.”
--BACKSTAGE
“I saw this show twice… After that first time, I cried—not immediately, but in the street. I cried over risk, over sexuality, over danger as success and safety as failure, over being a woman and an artist. Isn't that what theatre does at its best—cut you to the core?”
--NYTHEATRE.COM
**** (Four Stars)
“ Like Sarah Silverman, Nisenson dresses her hot self simply—all in black, with comfy sneakers…an engaging portrait of that special time of life when nascent adults go overseas to find themselves, and end up getting into cars with strangers.”
--TIME OUT NEW YORK
“The gorgeous Aja Nisenson demonstrates she can do it all in an autobiographical show about discovering herself in Italy, during which she sings jazz (and a bit of opera), impersonates the colorful people she met with wit and charm, and tells hilarious stories."
--HYREVIEWS.COM
For more upcoming performances in May visit: www.ajanisenson.com
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ZOMBIE, an award-winning new play
by Bill Connington
adapted from the novella by Joyce Carol Oates
directed by Thomas Caruso
"The scariest show in town."
Stand back, Jeffrey Dahmer. Meet the serial killer next door.
"Shocking . . . a chilling one-man study of perversity . . . Mr. Connington commits totally to this haunting characterization and leaves us wondering exactly what kind of people are walking the streets alongside us."
—Anita Gates, New York Times
He looks mild-mannered. But inside he's a cold-hearted murderer.
He preys on young men—hoping to create his "very own zombie".
ZOMBIE asks what is a "monster"—and what monsters may lurk inside ourselves.
NOW EXTENDED THROUGH MAY 16th!
Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street, between 9th and 10th Aves.
***Special discounted tickets for FringeNYC Fans: $17.25 with discount ZOFF.***
**Special audience discussions after each performance, with the actor, director, and forensic psychiatrists. See www.zombietheplay.com for details.
For tickets:
Online - www.ticketcentral.com
By phone — 212-279-4200
In person — Theatre Row Box Office
12 pm - 8 pm, M-Sat; 12 pm - 3pm Sun
Visit www.zombietheplay.com
"Harrowing" —Frank Scheck, New York Post
"Haunting" —Andy Propst, Village Voice
"Ripped-from-the-headlines." —Robert Windeler, Back Stage
"Murderously good" —Claudia La Rocco, WNYC
"Connington’s performance is simply extraordinary." —Joe Meyers,
Connecticut Post
"Connington is a riveting performer." —Jason Jacobs, nytheatre.com
"Definitely not to be missed." —Judd Hollander, broadwayafterdark.com
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AMERICANBLACKOUT, ZOMBIE and KRAPP 39! |
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AMERICANBLACKOUT (FringeNYC '06) RETURNS! |
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KRAPP 39 - EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND! |
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ZOMBIE - EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND! |
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A gay Black man walks into a casting call and, with each question thrown his way, suddenly realizes that he has forgotten how to breathe. Has lost all concept of the process of inhale and exhale.
Is this real or a fantasy? Is his identity truly being called into question, or are his perceptions a figment of his imagination?
AMERICANBLACKOUT is a modern-day journey through the labyrinth of sexuality, ethnicity and individual identity in the land of the free. A view of America as it struggles through the present, remains unsure of the future, and, in a willfully ignorant fashion, turns a blind eye to the past.
Written & Directed by: Robb Leigh Davis
Producers: BLAKKAPRIKORN Productions, Robb Leigh Davis & Nicholas Petraccaro
The Players: Robb Leigh Davis, Neil Dawson, David Rudd, Nysheva-Starr and Jenn Wehrung
Venue:
The Tank
354 West 45th Street
New York, NY 1003
www.thetanknyc.org
Showtimes:
Thursday, April 23, 8pm
Friday, April 24, 8pm
Saturday, April 25, 8pm
Sunday, April 26, 7pm
Tickets: $15
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A prefiguring of Samuel Beckett’s “Krapp’s Last Tape,” and a deeply personal exploration of the mysteries of aging and the end of youth.
Reeling on his 39th birthday, an actor’s obsessive identification with Beckett’s famous character, compels him to examine his own quixotic life and failures. Replacing Krapp’s reel-to reel with the latest in video technology and, he sets out on a hilarious and heartbreaking journey of self-deprecation and self-discovery.
The critics pick of the Off-Broadway season, "Krapp, 39" now extended through April 5th, here's what they say:
“Mr. Laurence gives a superb performance in a beautifully shaped, beautifully revealed work... Tremendously poignant...” - NY Times
“Krapp, 39 is no mere Beckett riff, it’s a thoughtful response, a valuable contribution, a thing of startling, wounding beauty.” Village Voice
“Well-written and expertly performed…Laurence creates a funny and lacerating self-portrait that earns its affiliation with the classic that inspired it…” - The New Yorker
WWW.SOHOPLAYHOUSE.COM
OR CALL 212 691-1555
***USE CODE FRINGE AND GET $15 TICKETS***
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ZOMBIE, an award-winning new play
by Bill Connington
adapted from the novella by Joyce Carol Oates
directed by Thomas Caruso
"The scariest show in town."
Stand back, Jeffrey Dahmer. Meet the serial killer next door.
"Shocking . . . a chilling one-man study of perversity . . . Mr. Connington commits totally to this haunting characterization and leaves us wondering exactly what kind of people are walking the streets alongside us."
—Anita Gates, New York Times
He looks mild-mannered. But inside he's a cold-hearted murderer.
He preys on young men—hoping to create his "very own zombie".
ZOMBIE asks what is a "monster"—and what monsters may lurk inside ourselves.
Extended through April 26th!
Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street, between 9th and 10th Aves.
***Special discounted tickets for FringeNYC Fans: $17.25 with discount ZOFF.***
**Special audience discussions after each performance, with the actor, director, and forensic psychiatrists. See www.zombietheplay.com for details.
For tickets:
Online - www.ticketcentral.com
By phone — 212-279-4200
In person — Theatre Row Box Office
12 pm - 8 pm, M-Sat; 12 pm - 3pm Sun
Visit www.zombietheplay.com
"Harrowing" —Frank Scheck, New York Post
"Haunting" —Andy Propst, Village Voice
"Ripped-from-the-headlines." —Robert Windeler, Back Stage
"Murderously good" —Claudia La Rocco, WNYC
"Connington’s performance is simply extraordinary." —Joe Meyers,
Connecticut Post
"Connington is a riveting performer." —Jason Jacobs, nytheatre.com
"Definitely not to be missed." —Judd Hollander, broadwayafterdark.com
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Adapted from the novella by Joyce Carol Oates
Directed by Thomas Caruso
Stand back, Jeffrey Dahmer. Meet the serial killer next door.
He's mild-mannered. He looks like somebody you'd see at the hardware store. But inside he is a cold-hearted murderer.
Of course, he doesn't think he's a murderer. He follows his romantic delusions to horrific extremes, preying on young men--hoping to create a zombie who will be his forever.
ZOMBIE asks what is the nature of a "monster"--and what potential monsters may be lurking within ourselves.
"Shocking . . . a chilling one-man study of perversity . . . Mr. Connington commits totally to this haunting characterization and leaves us wondering exactly what kind of people are walking the streets alongside us."
--Anita Gates, New York Times
February 18 - March 29
Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street, between 9th and 10th Aves.
***FringeNYC Fans - Special discounted tickets: $12.25 with code ZOFF***
Tickets regularly $21.25
For tickets:
Online - www.ticketcentral.com
By phone -- 212-279-4200
In person -- Theatre Row Box Office
12 pm - 8 pm, 7 days a week
Visit www.zombietheplay.com
"Harrowing" --Frank Scheck, New York Post
"Haunting" --Andy Propst, Village Voice
"Ripped-from-the-headlines." --Robert Windeler, Back Stage
"Murderously good" --Claudia La Rocco, WNYC
"Connington's performance is simply extraordinary." --Joe Meyers, Connecticut Post
"Connington is a riveting performer." --Jason Jacobs, nytheatre.com
"Definitely not to be missed." --Judd Hollander, broadwayafterdark.com |
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Tickets are on sale now for the Off-Broadway production of SAILOR MAN, winner of the Award for Overall Excellence - Outstanding Play at FringeNYC 2008!
SAILOR MAN is a darkly comic tribute to the exploits of a beloved animated sailor. A fast, furious and bloody hour of spinach-fueled mayhem, it's Saturday morning cartoons, Tarantino-style. Mining vintage pop-culture for hidden anger and tragedy, SAILOR MAN offers a hilarious critique on violence in entertainment and society.
About the FringeNYC production, Time Out New York raves, "Violence soars to levels that would make Tarantino cringe. 4 stars." And nytheater.com advises, "If you want to have 45 minutes of fun unlike anything else you've probably ever seen, then buy your ticket now."
SAILOR MAN will be presented at the 45 Bleeker Street Theater as half of a "Recession Special," which also includes the new dark comedy Rumpsringa.
***For a limited time, FringeNYC Fans can get an even bigger discount by visiting www.sailormanshow.com/halfoff ***
Get more info at www.sailormanshow.com or by texting SPINACH to 41411. |
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| And don't forget, applications for FringeNYC 2009 must be postmarked by Saturday, February 14th. TELL YOUR FRIENDS, TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS! |
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***FringeNYC fans get FringeNYC prices! $15 tickets for all scheduled shows!***
(Must buy before Feb. 1) Go to www.krapp39.com and use code: FRINGE
FringeNYC's Outstanding Solo Show Winner now Off Broadway at The Soho Playhouse (15 Vandam St. near 6th Ave.).
In Samuel Beckett’s “vaudeville pantomime” Krapp’s Last Tape, a 69-year-old man dictates his thoughts into a tape recorder, as he does every year on his birthday. Reeling on his own 39th birthday, Michael Laurence conducts a multi-media reflection on his identification with Beckett’s character: his fears, his failures, and his search for (and forfeiture of) love, all in preparation to record a version of the 39-year-old Krapp’s soliloquy to be used in an imagined production of Krapp’s Last Tape in the year 2038. The journey spans Michael’s readings and research, recorded telephone conversations, letters, and personal journal entries. Krapp, 39 is a deeply personal window on one man’s last moment of youth.
www.krapp39.com
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Tender Thread Prods & PoMo Freakshow Productions present:
XY(T)
Written and Performed by Kestryl Cael Lowrey
On a shared bill with Theresa Diamond's WAITING FOR THE SHOW
Two shows in one evening at the WOW Cafe Theater
Do you have the balls to become a man? Delve into questions, contradictions, and characters exploring: TESTOSTERONE. Transgender butch Kestryl Cael was a woman, once upon a time. Now, he is stripping layers of gender, self, sex, and sanity in pursuit of his own masculinity. Combining ethnography, autobiography, a syringe, and a massive pink strap-on, XY(T) playfully punctures everything you thought you knew about gender!
On a shared bill with Theresa Diamond's 2008 Philly Fringe Hit, WAITING FOR THE SHOW: "What if Beckett staged Marat-Sade and all the parts were played by amorous lesbians?"
Visit pomofreakshow.com or wowcafe.org for more details.
LOCATION:
The WOW Cafe Theater
59 East 4th Street (between Bowery and 2nd Ave.)
4th Floor (ADA compliant elevator available)
DATES AND TIMES:
Thursday, January 15th at 8pm
Friday, January 16th at 8pm
Saturday, January 17th at 8pm
Thursday January 22nd at 8pm
Friday, January 23rd at 8pm
Saturday, January 24th at 8pm
Thursday, January 29th at 8pm
Friday, January 30th at 8pm
Saturday, January 31st at 8pm
TICKETS:
ONLINE: $18 / $9 stu/sen at https://www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?showCode=WAI11
***Use special FringeNYC Fan discount code FRINGE for an extra $2 off!!!***
BY PHONE: Call (212) 868-4444 to purchase via phone.
IN PERSON: $20 / $10 stu/sen. Box office opens 30 minutes prior to performance time.
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A FULL WEEKEND OF FringeNYC ALUMNI! |
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CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED johnpaulgeorgeringo ('08) OPENS TONIGHT! |
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VICE GIRL CONFIDENTIAL ('06) BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! |
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Fresh off a critically acclaimed run in the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival, (selected "Outstanding Solo Show"), a successful run at the world famous Cavern Club in Liverpool, England and continued success as part of The FringeNYC Encore Series, Dave Jay is proud to announce that johnpaulgeorgeringo has been extended once again at the renowned SOHO Playhouse:
johnpaulgeorgeringo
a solo show
starring dave jay
directed by brad calcaterra
Improvised, impromptu and interactive, dave jay seamlessly morphs between distinct impersonations of the fab four. A British Invasion of truth, tunes and trivia
created on the spot by dave jay AND YOU!
Friday, November 7th, 10:30pm
Friday, November 14th, 10:30pm
Friday, November 21st, 10:30pm
Friday, December 5th, 10:30pm
Friday, December 12th, 10:30pm
Friday, December 19th, 10:30pm
Friday, December 26th, 10:30pm
Tickets: $25 available at www.sohoplayhouse.com or by calling (212) 691-1555
SOHO Playhouse
15 Vandam Street
(Between 6th Avenue/Varick Street)
New York City
Subway: C, E to Spring St
2008 New York International Fringe Festival "Outstanding Solo Show"
“johnpaulgeorgeringo is thoroughly entertaining and a must-see for Beatles fans.” [EDITOR's PICK] - TimeOut New York
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An expose not for the faint of heart, VICE GIRL CONFIDENTIAL uncovers the grime and grit plaguing the streets of 1950s Gotham. Only one man, D.A. Walter Slade, can stand up to vice-racket kingpin Duke Craigie—that is, if he can shake off his yen for Stella Fontaine, the madam of New York's most infamous brothel. Come see VICE GIRL CONFIDENTIAL to find out who from your neighborhood is part of the racket.
The original production of VICE GIRL CONFIDENTIAL not only earned the FringeNYC Award for Outstanding Acting Ensemble, but sold-out its run and received enthusiastic reviews. NYTheatre.com called the production “smart, laugh-inducing, and perfect,” while Talkin' Broadway called Michael's “crackling way with words… a true pleasure.”
Tickets are $18, and can be purchased through Smart Tix (www.smarttix.com or 212.868.4444) or at the door BUT HURRY - This is a limited run which must close November 16th!
Come early to indulge in your favorite vice -- CHEAP DRINKS -- at the Under St. Marks bar!
Under St. Marks
94 St. Marks Place
New York, NY 10003
(1st Ave & Ave A)
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MOSTLY ONE-MAN COMEDY WITH BALLS featuring Letterman Show's Emmy Award-winning writer, Ted Greenberg and his crowd-rousing mascot.
Combines stand-up, mindreading, magic, a half-time show, full-frontal nudity and a cab ride home. A quintessential New York theater experience like no other!
“Goes by fast and enjoyably” – New York Times.
“Outrageously funny” –Backstage.
“Kept a full house roaring” –NYTheater.com. 2008
FringeNYC Producers Award Winner and FringeNYC Encore Series Selection!
Saturday, November 8th, 10:30pm
Saturday, November 15th, 10:30pm
Saturday, November 22nd, 10:30pm
Saturday, November 29th, 10:30pm
Saturday, December 6th, 10:30pm
Saturday, December 13th, 10:30pm
Saturday, December 20th, 10:30pm
Saturday, December 27th, 10:30pm
SOHO Playhouse
15 Vandam Street
(Between 6th Avenue/Varick Street)
Subway: C, E to Spring St
Special Offer for FringeNYC FANS! DISCOUNT TICKETS!
Use discount code “Fringe” for $12.50 tickets.
Tickets are normally $15.
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LIVE AT THE CUTTING ROOM! TWO MORE SHOWS ONLY!
November 7th & 19th
Legendary comedian JOAN RIVERS returns to New York for a week of outrageous stand-up shows at the intimate venue The Cutting Room starting Tuesday, November 4th (Election Night).
The comedian will have some politically incorrect fun with her takes on politics, show business, plastic surgery, awards show fashions and life in general. A full bar and dinner menu are available. See complete performance schedule below.
Discount $22.50 Tickets -- Benefit FringeNYC!
For these shows only, JOAN RIVERS will donate $7.50 from each ticket purchased via the code below directly to FringeNYC!
To order your discount $22.50 tickets, call 212-352-3101, or visit www.SpinCycleNYC.com. Use discount code "FF2" to get the discount and make sure FringeNYC benefits. Additional ticket proceeds also benefit God's Love We Deliver, and Guide Dogs for the Blind. Tickets are normally $30.
The Cutting Room
19 West 24 Street, between 5th &6th Aves. NYC
Showtimes:
Friday, Nov. 7 at 10:30 PM
Wednesday Nov. 19 at 8pm
Closest Subway: F, V, N, R, 6 to 23rd Street
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SPECIAL OFFERS for FringeNYC Fans! |
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PERFECT HARMONY is "Pitch Perfect"!
DIRECT FROM FringeNYC AND The FringeNYC ENCORE SERIES...PERFECT HARMONY premiered at FringeNYC 2006, and was hailed by critics as “Magnificently Hilarious!”, “Well-nigh perfection!", and “Spectacular”. |
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And it's back...for a LIMITED TIME!
PERFECT HARMONY is a new comedy about the struggle for truth, love and highschool a cappella championship glory. Perennial high school a cappella powerhouse, The Acafellas, and their female classmates, The Ladies in Red, bare their dreams, hopes, and struggles to blend, as they battle to win Nationals and discover the true meaning of harmony.
Written by
ANDREW GROSSO & THE ESSENTIALS
Starring
DANA ACHESON*, CLAYTON APGAR, SEAN DUGAN*, BEN HUBER*, SCOTT JANES*, VAYU O’DONNELL*, AMY RUTBERG*, KATHY SEARLE*, MARGIE STOKLEY*, NISI STURGIS*
Set Design ELIZA BROWN
Costume Design BECKY LASKY
Lighting Design BRIAN JONES
Casting GEOFF JOSSELSON
Press Rep JIM BALDASSARE
Prod Stage Mgr CARLOS MAISONET*
Line Producer LA VIE PRODUCTIONS
Music Dir RAY BAILEY
Directed by
ANDREW GROSSO
*ACTORS AND STAGE MANAGER APPEAR COURTESY OF ACTORS EQUITY. AEA APPROVED SHOWCASE. |
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CLICK HERE AND USE CODE FF01 for $15 TICKETS!
HURRY! PERFECT HARMONY RUNS JULY 6th - 24th ONLY!
Sunday July 6th @ 3 PM
Monday & Tuesday** at 7 PM
Wednesday - Saturday at 8 PM
**No Performance July 8th
THE CLURMAN THEATER, AT THEATRE ROW
410 WEST 42ND STREET
SPECIAL OFFER FOR FringeNYC FANS: Use the code FF01 to receive $15 tickets. (Regular Price Tickets: $18)
To Purchase Tickets: WWW.TICKETCENTRAL.COM Or Call 212.279.4200
For More Information: TheEssentials.org
Conditions: Offer subject to availability and may be revoked at any time. Additional black out dates may apply. Not valid for previously purchased tickets or in combination with any other offer. All sales final; no refunds or exchanges. All ticket may be subject to a $2.00 TicketCentral service fee. When purchasing tickets at the box, patron MUST present this printout to the box office. Limit 8 tickets per order. Offer expires July 24th, 2008. |
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CHARLIE VICTOR ROMEO returns to NYC
IF YOU MISSED IT AT FringeNYC, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT THIS TIME. IF YOU CAUGHT IT AT FringeNYC, HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE IT AGAIN THAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.....
A unique, riveting live performance derived entirely from the "Black Box" transcripts of real-life airline emergencies. A fascinating, d | | |
