Join Laughlin on this auspicious occasion as he continues his lifelong quest of clawing his way to the middle of fame, fortune and artistic and social relevance! Content Awareness: Adult content
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The show continues every Tuesday at 9:30 PM EST! At The Open Mic at FRIGID New York, the focus is the stage! Sign-ups get 7 minutes to try anything in one of the most supportive rooms in New York City. Whether it’s a performance art piece, comedy, music, storytelling, dance, or something entirely off the top of your head, you'll find a home in the attentive, welcoming community. Open Mic FAQs
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You make me shine you make me feel by Lili Dekker
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"Half Full with Aidan Burns" is a comedy show featuring some of Aidan's favorite comedians in New York City as well as a musical guest. This is a show for comics to experiment with new ideas in a laid back environment with the support of a live audience, and for the audience to witness the triumphs and failures of the creative process.
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What happens to your Imaginary Friend after you grow up? Do they stop existing? Do they grow up too? Or do they just get left behind along with all your other forgotten childhood keepsakes. Imaginary follows Tristan who is not taking the break up with their long term girlfriend, Dakota, very well. Wallowing in their apartment isolated from everyone, Tristan starts being visited by their ex’s childhood Imaginary Friend, Sunny. Together, Sunny and Tristan learn what life looks like without the person they loved so much. Helping each other cope with the same person out growing them both.
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5 strangers stricken with amnesia find themselves trapped in a claustrophobic room with 4 weapons sitting on a table: a baseball bat, a sword, a knife and a pistol. Each person discovers this horrific sight, and now must interact with each other and their own fears, as the realization of the Vengeance Room comes into sight: 5 people, 4 weapons…only one way out. Who will survive the Vengeance Room? And who is the mastermind?...that could change every different show based on your votes! Content Awareness: Violence, Death, Gunshot sound, Weapons
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Join New York comedian and choreographer Andy Needham (Stamptown, Chris Gethard) in MIND ER3CTION, a story of alien invasion, cabals of global elites and a world on the verge of apocalypse. From life to death... fetus to Fortune-500 CEO...Our subject is a lowly circumcised boy from New York City with a passion for everything Hip Hop. When the world attempts to destroy him for being himself, things get ugly. Come find out how he got into this mess and see how he gets out (Hint: It involves BREAKDANCING!) Content Awareness: Violence, gun shot sounds, scenes of a sexual nature.
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A gay coming of age country/rock opera one-man musical traumedy. Based on an original album of autobiographical songs written and performed by Joey Jennings, this dazzling, dreamy and poignant musical explores his hilarious and turbulent experiences navigating modern gay culture, generational trauma, addiction and reconnecting with his younger self. From the sterile fluorescent lights of a casting office to the magical dreamscape of a country cruising bar, it is ultimately a deeply personal love letter to his mother, a farewell to his Toyota Corolla and a re-discovery of the power of a long-lost little pink dress. Content Awareness: Strong sexual content and mentions of drug abuse.
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Sins and Stardust Burlesque is a spellbinding series from producers Stiletto Sinclair and Jackie Galaxy, featuring a rotating cast of dazzling burlesque stars, high-energy go-go dancing, and unforgettable headliners. From classic striptease to genre-bending surprises, no two nights are ever the same, just unforgettable performances and a whole lot of glitter-fueled mischief. Note: This series is a 21+ event. Physical ID required. 7/13: Tribute to the Ruby Sins and Stardust Burlesque returns for its annual ruby-red celebration, Tribute to the Ruby, a glittering birthday-month spectacular honoring producers Stiletto Sinclair and Jackie Galaxy. From crimson glamour to fiery seduction, this radiant evening celebrates passion, power, and playful mischief with a cast ready to dazzle. Returning to the Sins and Stardust stage are Dorienne Dreadful, Michael Becker, and Andrea Flow, with Sunshyne keeping the gogo floor glowing all night long. Making their Sins and Stardust debuts are Jack Rabbit Slim and Viola West, bringing fresh energy and sparkle to the stage. Headlining the evening is the magnetic Samson Night, lighting up the night with charisma, fire, and unforgettable glamour.
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Sketch comedy duo Honey Drop It returns to the stage with special double feature of live sketch and anticipated moving picture surprise. Don’t miss this summer’s stock of complete Honey, Drop It galore featuring acclaimed Brooklyn comedian opener ;))
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Adam Wade, the 20-time Moth Story Slam winner, creator of the #1 Best Selling Audible Original 'You Ought To Know Adam Wade' and from TV’s 'Inside Amy Schumer' and 'Girls' returns to Under Saint Marks Theater! This monthly storytelling show will feature three to four different stories from Adam’s extensive catalog. No two shows will be the same. Come and see this New York Times, Time Out New York, and CBS critics’ pick LIVE on stage in New York! A different special guest storyteller will begin each show. “Mr. Wade is an enchanting storyteller.” – The New York Times “Wade is expressing not just our inner misfit but our inner small-town kid.” – The New Yorker “He’s completely vulnerable. When he goes on stage he brings only himself. People instantly fall in love with him.” – George Dawes Green, the founder of The Moth “Adam’s nuanced observations, openness, and wit transform his coming-of-age tales into funny, impactful, and universal stories of joy and hope.” – Audible
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Hell Yeah! is a completely improvised musical. Based on a suggestion provided by YOU, the audience, our team of professional actors and musicians will create an entire musical from scratch, right in front of your very eyes. Every line, lyric, move, and melody will be made up live on stage. WARNING: You WILL fall in love with the characters we create and they’ll NEVER be seen again. We recommend you bring a friend so you may bond in this joy and heartbreak together. Hell Yeah! includes: Annie Raczko Bebe Tabickman Ben Hirsch Maria Nally Mark Melton Shaina Lubliner Xiaoxiao Sun Max Feldman, music director and pianist PJ Nally, director and drummer
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When American Astronaut George Taylor crash lands on a strange, distant planet ruled by speaking grapes who enslave mute humans, he soon discovers the shocking truth about their warped world. This wildly reimagined time-traveling tale bursts with bunches of insane puppets, intergalactic irreverence, and uncorked destiny. (suggested ages 8+ for slightly salty language & cartoon violence).www.planetgrapeshow.com Content Awareness: Flashing Lights Written by Peter Michael MarinoDirected by Michole BiancosinoOriginal Score by Michael HarrenFeaturing Cecilia Arana & Peter Michael MarinoProduced by Project Y Theatre, Sparkdog Productions, and PM2 Entertainment Winner: Infallibles Award for Creativity ★★★★★ Astonishing! Unmissable! Fringe Biscuit ★★★★ Splendid! Riveting! Front Row Center ★★★★ Completely bonkers and utterly brilliant! BroadwayWorld
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Opening night – 1926. Sister showgirls Amelia and Avi have practiced their dance steps, perfected their costumes and downed a celebratory glass of champagne. But two other sisters lurk below the floorboards, and they are ready to take back what is ratfully theirs. Sisters and lifelong collaborators, Amelia and Avi Gorman are thrilled to share their first full-length work with you. A comedy infused with puppetry, drama, and a little bit of showgirl magic, The Spectacular Vermin Sisters is a celebration of those who crave the limelight.
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Jared Sterling, a black man, and Ethan Howard, a Jewish man, are coming together to bring you "Blew Comedy". Partnered with some of the best comedians in the city, they are there to make you laugh till you turn blue.
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Come catch the best short films of the month with the EAST VILLAGE NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL! June 28th FILMS MONOLITH by Brennan Tomas Haley RESET by Michael Mullen THE SOLDIER'S SHAMAN by Grace Ha NO FACE MAN by Theodore White BOTTLE KNOCKERS by Julia Bloom CRITIC by Zachary Smolder THE MOTHER, THE SONS AND THE HOLY RIVER by Natasha Javed & Nirmal Bano TINY DOLL HOUSE by Jake Schick -- Please note that this event does not offer streaming. This is an in-person only event. East Village Film Festival is an independent project and not produced by FRIGID New York. For more information, please visit their website at eastvillagefilmfestival.com.
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Spanglish Affair Open Mic If you want to perform, please fill out this form and attach a screenshot of your ticket purchase: Click here Now the Spanglish Affair is happening monthly! We are introducing themes to spark your creativity July 20th Theme: Divas del Pop Latino "This month's Spanglish Affair is also a fundraiser for Venezuela. We'll be collecting cash donations and essential supplies throughout the evening, donating our share of the box office proceeds, and hosting a raffle to raise additional funds. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference. Thank you for helping us turn art into solidarity". - The Spanglish Affair/ Something from Abroad team We are excited to provide a safe space for artists to explore and share their art in front of a live audience. If there's something you've always wanted to do, this is a space for you to do it! While our company focuses on Spanish and Spanglish content, this is not a requirement for your piece—if you're someone with art to share, this space is for you. Here are some ideas for types of performers we're looking for: singers, dancers, comedians, performance art, burlesque, actors, visual artists, clowning, spoken word, poetry. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT! We have 8 available spots which will be filled first-come first-served basis. ---- Open mic for artists of all disciplines. 8 available spots for pre-selection via the form at Something From Abroad’s Instagram bio. 2 spots available in-person. Join us for an evening of fresh talent with a new cast every edition!
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Paper Kraine was created in 2016 to bring together works in development, artists, and audiences in support of nonprofits. Monthly, the PK team curates a new works sample platter around a theme and donates all proceeds to a selected nonprofit. Try something new, delicious and strange. Come for the art. Stay for the community. We encourage risk-taking, question-asking, and the development of a supportive community of artists seeing, encouraging, and challenging each other’s work with the ultimate goal of enriching the artistic community through cross-pollination and meeting new people. Learn more at www.paperkraine.com.. Due to limited capacity, latecomers are not guaranteed seats. This applies to both walk ups and reserved tickets.
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Italian Abroad: Culture in Translationis an intimate evening of piano, stories, and song that follows Italian identity beyond Italy's borders. Through humor, music, and reflection, pianist Ivan Dalia explores what happens when traditions travel — and reveals how heritage, like language, only stays alive when it's spoken. https://youtu.be/ynhwUPsE3wc
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Split Personalities is a comedy roadshow built around the real mother-daughter dynamic between Nicole Davis and River Rose. The two share a stage and unpack the kind of family history you can't make up: the Goosebumps collection that got tossed when Mom found religion, the wedding Nicole pulled off without telling her mother, and everything tangled up in between. Performed in intimate venues across New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and beyond, the show turns generational friction into something warm, sharp, and very funny. Two personalities, one bloodline, no filter.
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"Emma" is a harrowing story following a closeted, religious teenage boy, Hudson Pierce. As he navigates his way through learning who he is (with the help of his best friend, Parker) his path toward enlightenment is made into a cruel nightmare when he finds out his girlfriend, Lenny, is pregnant. Hudson is tormented by his relationship with God, his unexplored queerness, and his unexpected bundle of joy, Emma. Trigger Warnings: Domestic Violence, Religious Trauma, Implied sexual assault, Birth, Homophobia, Alcoholism, CPTSD, Simulated Sex, Child/infant abuse, Strong Language.
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FRIGID Nightcap July 31st: FUTURE TENSE The past is being weaponized. The present is barely holding together. The future is very much in dispute. This July, FRIGID Nightcap returns to Under St. Marks with FUTURE TENSE — a late-night variety show about the culture war over what comes next. As the U.S. fights over its own history, identity, and direction, we’re rejecting authoritarian nostalgia, billionaire futures, empire worship, capitalist doom loops, and the myth that history only moves in one direction. Through comedy, drag, burlesque, music, theatre, performance art, and whatever else refuses to behave, FUTURE TENSE asks what happens when we stop worshipping the past and start fighting for a future that is collective, liberated, unruly, and actually worth living in. The future is anxious. The future is contested. The future is ours to make weird. Join us for NYC’s weirdest and wildest late-night variety show — where politics meets chaos, performance meets party, and the basement becomes a portal to whatever comes next.
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Psychic medium and stand up comedian Nelly Reznik will be performing Comediumship, an experimental combination of stand up comedy and audience readings. Readings may consist of connecting with loved ones who have passed, and receiving life guidance for audience members, all in a lighthearted way. Not everyone will receive a reading, but all in attendance should be open to it. Due to the intimate nature of the event, doors will close at curtain time and latecomers will not be given a seat. In addition, this is an alcohol-free event. Opener: Grace Lobo
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A play by Catherine Shonack 2026 was the year Antonio Enriquez was dreading and hoping for in equal measures. He was daring to do what few figure skaters have done before him: challenge for a third consecutive Olympic gold. But as he prepares for the Olympics, Enriquez finds himself to be the poster boy for Team USA during the most targeted anti-immigration efforts in the United States. Thrust into a debate he never wanted to be a part of, it's up to Enriquez to decide: what kind of statement does he want to make? *This performance will be a workshop*
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A night of experimental comedy with New York's Funniest Stand-Up 2022 winner Daniel Simonsen. Come watch the Norwegian build material as he works both scripted and completely unscripted. As seen on Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “One to watch” Time Out “Brilliantly offbeat” Guardian “Exceptionally funny” Village Voice
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Friends, foes, fools! Do you ever bemoan the fact that the 884,647 words William Shakespeare wrote have been performed already? Do you yearn for the experience of seeing The Bard's works for the first time? Then celebrate the glad tidings of As You Will and our Unscripted Shakespeare Show! These Shakespearean Scholars are here to present all the monumental works the immortal Bard would've written if he hadn't gone and died. With just the title given by the audience the players of As You Will bring a Shakespearean comedy to life complete with Shakspeare's themes, language, poetic verse, and some scholarly footnotes thrown in for good measure. As You Will have performed such classics as "Eight Merry Spiders," "That Doth Not Go There," "1601: A Space Odyssey'' and though those shows will never be seen again, there’s always a Shakespearean world premiere in our makeshift Globe Theatre at Under St Marks. — This production is a part of Frigid NY’s Little Shakespeare Festival.
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UNREHEARSED!: Shakespeare for Sports Fans What happens when a group of actors get one month to learn A Midsummer Night's Dream, are forbidden from ever rehearsing together, and then have to perform it live in front of an audience armed with betting cards and a burning desire to see them fail? Barefoot Shakespeare Company's UNREHEARSED! is one part live theatre, one part spectator sport, and entirely unpredictable. Each performer arrives onstage having built their character, gathered their props, and made their boldest choices entirely in isolation. What unfolds is something no polished production can offer: raw, unscripted, gloriously chaotic Shakespeare. Referees stand by to throw flags on missed cues and flubbed lines. Mini challenges get hurled at actors mid-scene. A countdown clock keeps everyone honest. And as the clock winds down, the audience votes on how the whole thing ends. Come cheer, come heckle, come bet on your favorite actor to forget the most lines. Whatever happens onstage, one thing is guaranteed: it won't be boring.
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Comedian and writer Alise Morales reimagines Shakespeare’s classic comedy in a chaotic, irreverent new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream that blends the Bard’s original text with sharp modern punch-ups. Featuring a diverse, gender-bent cast of some of NYC’s funniest character performers, the show lovingly satirizes the original while keeping its heart intact. This production asks important questions like: What if Puck was an aging twink trying to turn his life around, Titania was a washed-up Regina George played by a drag queen, and actual comedians were handed the keys to one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies? The result is a fast-paced, joke-a-minute take on the fairy-filled classic that sends Shakespeare careening into the present.
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In A Man Called Paris we get to follow Paris, a 40 year old gay man and professor of classical literature, who is being forced to marry the ruthless Capulet's teenage daughter Juliet, or they will out him to the world and destroy his life and reputation. Paris has just about come to terms with his fate when a dashing stranger, as if straight out of a Nora Ephron movie, crosses his path and suddenly he knows he has to take action. Together the couple devise a plan to free Paris from his bonds and live happily ever after. Stylistically A Man Called Paris draws inspiration from rom-coms and classical farce. Marquis de Sade would tremble at the language, but the story will tug at your heartstrings. Content Awareness: Homophobia, animal cruelty, misogyny.
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Man, woman, history, present, will, everything to be, and Shakespeare’s work. One kid tries to do it all, if they can. Limits go past numbers in this one person show. Join Gigi Moacdieh as they bring a different touch to some of the most famous scenes in history: themselves.
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A paean to the Mystical in the theater, with echoes of Hamlet’s ghost. 'Ghostcreator' is the newest theatrical work developed by Studio Child, a NYC-based theater laboratory engaged in long-term performance research and development. Invoking the ghost in Hamlet as a touchstone, the piece is a blend of heightened, poetic text with occasional song and physical performance, consistent with Studio Child's experimental practice. Astute audiences will catch frequent textual allusions to Hamlet, while others with a deeper familiarity with Shakespeare's play will recognize thematic overlap in themes of longing, death, and metaphysical inquiry. The performance is ritualistic and poetic, with striking imagery and visceral moments. It's a work one can get lost in, that defies easy classification, but that nonetheless conveys a strong theatrical experience. "This piece began as an adaptation of Hamlet and, at its heart, still is," reflects director James T. Majewski. "It compellingly illustrates how Shakespeare's text can take just about anything that's thrown at it — and that the Bard today is as potent a catalyst for daring theatrical experimentation as he's ever been." Written by Karina Pooran Majewski. Featuring Lydia Brinkmann, Vincenzo Hinckley, James & Karina Majewski, and Peter Murphy. Lights by Lydia Brinkmann.
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In this solo performance, OPHELIA: A PRISM focuses on Shakespeare’s Hamlet to the ingénue Ophelia- or rather, three aspects of herself. These contrasting Sister Selves (Green, Brass, and Orange) take control of the original narrative to tell their own story of Black Femme joy, oppression, and resilience. Written and performed by Mieko Gavia Directed by H Harvey Co-Produced by Tim Craig and Mieko Gavia as part of Black Revolutionary Theatre Workshop Photography by Jody Christopherson Content Awareness: Racism in dialogue, depictions and discussions of sexual acts, depiction of sexual assault, implied violence/ abuse, depiction of suicide and mental illness, intoxication (alcohol), fake blood, misogynistic remarks, loud noises.
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One battered travel guide. One hundred and fifty-three years overdue. One small-town Dutch librarian... who refuses to let the matter rest. Glen Berger’s acclaimed and beloved solo mystery UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL begins with the smallest possible catastrophe: a book returned through a library’s overnight slot more than a century late. To most people, it would be an oddity. To the Librarian, it is an outrage — a crime against order, reason, and the sacred little card in the back of the book. Then he finds the first clue. And then another. A laundry ticket. A pair of abandoned trousers. A tram report. A dog quarantine record. A name: “A.” What begins as an attempt to collect the fine of the century becomes a globe-spanning pursuit through London, Bonn, China, Australia, New York, ancient myth, modern grief, and the stubborn human need to leave proof: I was here. Funny, obsessive, erudite, and unexpectedly heart-cracking, UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL is part detective story, part ghost story, part metaphysical treasure hunt — a theatrical puzzle box about faith, evidence, regret, wonder, and the impossible task of proving that a life has mattered. After performing the play five times in previous productions across the region and in Florida, Edward Gibbons-Brown returns to the role for a rare NYC revival of Berger’s cult Off-Broadway hit. Originally produced at Soho Playhouse, where it ran for more than 400 performances and was named one of Time Out New York’s ten best plays of 2001, UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL now arrives at Under St. Marks for one night only — an intimate, urgent, funny, haunted evening about the scraps we leave behind... and the defiant act of continuing. Still, we’ll proceed. Content Awareness: This production contains references to antisemitism and Jewish persecution, including one quoted antisemitic comment, presented disapprovingly as being from a historical document; references to war, mass death, mortality, existential despair, religious imagery, the Holocaust/Buchenwald, and the death/euthanasia of a dog. The play also includes brief profanity. There is no sexual violence, nudity, self-harm, gunshot sounds, or graphic violence. Sensory elements may include projected images/slides, theatrical lighting shifts, and recorded music/scratchy archival-style audio; no strobe/flashing lights or haze will be used.
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“The Hex Pistols!” is a rock opera starring the witches of Macbeth as the titular punk band. This alternative perspective of the Shakespearean tragedy follows the witches as they taunt the other characters and mock their misfortunes through song and spooky hijinks. Content Awareness: Violence is alluded to but not seen (PG-13).
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What if he’s the shrew, and he enjoys the taming? Katherina Minola is full of rage. Rage at the misogynistic society she was born into. Rage at her father for his abusive behaviour and preferential treatment. Rage at her sister for going along with it all. With her father insisting she marry before the beloved Bianca can, Katharina seems doomed to a cold, loveless marriage with anyone who’ll take her. Until Petruchio, a young gentleman from Verona, comes crawling on hands and knees, with a gentle smile and a twinkle in his eye that screams “Peg Me Mommy.” Can Kate grow to love this unusual man and his unusual proclivities – and maybe even herself in the process? Find out in this heart-felt, kinky adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew – come for the handcuffs, stay for the healing. Content Awareness: Flashing lights (potential), verbal abuse. Developed and Produced by the Society of Strangers Theatre Company. Performed by Paige Hann and Mitch Richman.
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Verily! Tis the revisionist murder spree every wench hath dreamt of: Shakespeare's two-timing, slut-shaming men finally get their comeuppance from the women they slandered, scorned, and dishonor'd. Why marry the guy who took your virginity, when you can kill him instead? But don't worry, as with all Shakespeare's comedies, there's a wedding at the end: a Sapphic one! Content Awareness: Brief reference to S.A.; simulated violence, blood and gore.
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Sisterhood is powerful, but it isn’t always pretty in this triple bill of savage comedies inspired by Shakespeare. Meet Cleopatra’s asps; vengeful cross-dressing twins Violenta and Vendetta; and the three weird daughters of a witch who tempted Macbeth.
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Join Model Majority and friends for a night of Shakespeare-inspired sketch comedy, music and more. Think SNL meets Shakespeare (you have never seen before) performed by a diverse cast. MODEL MAJORITY is NYC’s premier all Asian American Pacific Islander sketch comedy team featured on GOOD MORNING AMERICA, CBS, NBC, and NY1. They bring new comedy sketches and laughs to every show while fighting stereotypes. Created by Veronica Dang in 2018 to increase positive Asian representation in comedy, their sold-out performances have been on Time Out New York’s list of “Best Comedy Shows in NYC” and New York Times “8 Things to Do This Weekend”. You may have seen team members on TV/Film: SNL, Comedy Central, Tracy Morgan’s The Last OG, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Blue Bloods, Step Up 3, Hocus Pocus 2, Blacklist, Ray Donovan, New Amsterdam, Law & Order: SVU; in Broadway shows, national commercials, top comedy clubs and comedy festivals around the world. www.ModelMajority.com
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Following the events of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Olivia and Viola find themselves unhappy in their marriage arrangements, despite what you have been made to think. In this queer and trans only piece, follow Liv and Vi as they navigate what their relationship means now that they are both married to twinks. Alliances will be broken, villains will be made, and everyone will be gay.
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In this adaptation of “Measure for Measure”, Isa, a christian adult content creator takes on the responsibility of supporting her brother's legal battle while struggling through his disproval for her work. This thought-provoking and introspective piece dissects modern American culture's relationship between sex, religion, and individuality and also makes us question how we form our own opinions amidst so much indoctrination. To what extent would we extend ourselves to seek the justice we, or our loved ones, deserve? Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall. Content Awareness: language, mental+trauma, flashing lights.
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Brave Sons of England is a new musical with a classic sound. It follows the story of Shakespeare's Henriad plays, Richard the Second, Henry the Fourth parts One and Two, and Henry the Fifth, telling the story of a series of rebellions and trying to answer the age old question of what gives a man the right to rule.
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King Lear is a puppet. His daughter his fool. They each have nothing but each other.
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From a young age, Queer kids are sold the idea, “It gets better.” But what happens when you're in college and are still gay, miserable, and annoying? “Yet You're A Virgin (And So Am I)” is a two-person comedy following co-dependent best friends, Kaden and Madeline, who have yet to get laid– contrary to the fantastical notion of gay adulthood Tumblr had promised them. Entrenched in internet culture and unwaveringly sex positive (at least in theory…), “Yet You're A Virgin (And So Am I)” is a love letter to gay/lesbian solidarity and the found family that comes with it. View our Website: https://www.yetyoureavirgin.comFollow us on Instagram: @YetYoureAVirgin
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Join Laughlin on this auspicious occasion as he continues his lifelong quest of clawing his way to the middle of fame, fortune and artistic and social relevance! Content Awareness: Adult content
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The show continues every Tuesday at 9:30 PM EST! At The Open Mic at FRIGID New York, the focus is the stage! Sign-ups get 7 minutes to try anything in one of the most supportive rooms in New York City. Whether it’s a performance art piece, comedy, music, storytelling, dance, or something entirely off the top of your head, you'll find a home in the attentive, welcoming community. Open Mic FAQs
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You make me shine you make me feel by Lili Dekker
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"Half Full with Aidan Burns" is a comedy show featuring some of Aidan's favorite comedians in New York City as well as a musical guest. This is a show for comics to experiment with new ideas in a laid back environment with the support of a live audience, and for the audience to witness the triumphs and failures of the creative process.
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What happens to your Imaginary Friend after you grow up? Do they stop existing? Do they grow up too? Or do they just get left behind along with all your other forgotten childhood keepsakes. Imaginary follows Tristan who is not taking the break up with their long term girlfriend, Dakota, very well. Wallowing in their apartment isolated from everyone, Tristan starts being visited by their ex’s childhood Imaginary Friend, Sunny. Together, Sunny and Tristan learn what life looks like without the person they loved so much. Helping each other cope with the same person out growing them both.
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5 strangers stricken with amnesia find themselves trapped in a claustrophobic room with 4 weapons sitting on a table: a baseball bat, a sword, a knife and a pistol. Each person discovers this horrific sight, and now must interact with each other and their own fears, as the realization of the Vengeance Room comes into sight: 5 people, 4 weapons…only one way out. Who will survive the Vengeance Room? And who is the mastermind?...that could change every different show based on your votes! Content Awareness: Violence, Death, Gunshot sound, Weapons
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Join New York comedian and choreographer Andy Needham (Stamptown, Chris Gethard) in MIND ER3CTION, a story of alien invasion, cabals of global elites and a world on the verge of apocalypse. From life to death... fetus to Fortune-500 CEO...Our subject is a lowly circumcised boy from New York City with a passion for everything Hip Hop. When the world attempts to destroy him for being himself, things get ugly. Come find out how he got into this mess and see how he gets out (Hint: It involves BREAKDANCING!) Content Awareness: Violence, gun shot sounds, scenes of a sexual nature.
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A gay coming of age country/rock opera one-man musical traumedy. Based on an original album of autobiographical songs written and performed by Joey Jennings, this dazzling, dreamy and poignant musical explores his hilarious and turbulent experiences navigating modern gay culture, generational trauma, addiction and reconnecting with his younger self. From the sterile fluorescent lights of a casting office to the magical dreamscape of a country cruising bar, it is ultimately a deeply personal love letter to his mother, a farewell to his Toyota Corolla and a re-discovery of the power of a long-lost little pink dress. Content Awareness: Strong sexual content and mentions of drug abuse.
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Sins and Stardust Burlesque is a spellbinding series from producers Stiletto Sinclair and Jackie Galaxy, featuring a rotating cast of dazzling burlesque stars, high-energy go-go dancing, and unforgettable headliners. From classic striptease to genre-bending surprises, no two nights are ever the same, just unforgettable performances and a whole lot of glitter-fueled mischief. Note: This series is a 21+ event. Physical ID required. 7/13: Tribute to the Ruby Sins and Stardust Burlesque returns for its annual ruby-red celebration, Tribute to the Ruby, a glittering birthday-month spectacular honoring producers Stiletto Sinclair and Jackie Galaxy. From crimson glamour to fiery seduction, this radiant evening celebrates passion, power, and playful mischief with a cast ready to dazzle. Returning to the Sins and Stardust stage are Dorienne Dreadful, Michael Becker, and Andrea Flow, with Sunshyne keeping the gogo floor glowing all night long. Making their Sins and Stardust debuts are Jack Rabbit Slim and Viola West, bringing fresh energy and sparkle to the stage. Headlining the evening is the magnetic Samson Night, lighting up the night with charisma, fire, and unforgettable glamour.
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Sketch comedy duo Honey Drop It returns to the stage with special double feature of live sketch and anticipated moving picture surprise. Don’t miss this summer’s stock of complete Honey, Drop It galore featuring acclaimed Brooklyn comedian opener ;))
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Adam Wade, the 20-time Moth Story Slam winner, creator of the #1 Best Selling Audible Original 'You Ought To Know Adam Wade' and from TV’s 'Inside Amy Schumer' and 'Girls' returns to Under Saint Marks Theater! This monthly storytelling show will feature three to four different stories from Adam’s extensive catalog. No two shows will be the same. Come and see this New York Times, Time Out New York, and CBS critics’ pick LIVE on stage in New York! A different special guest storyteller will begin each show. “Mr. Wade is an enchanting storyteller.” – The New York Times “Wade is expressing not just our inner misfit but our inner small-town kid.” – The New Yorker “He’s completely vulnerable. When he goes on stage he brings only himself. People instantly fall in love with him.” – George Dawes Green, the founder of The Moth “Adam’s nuanced observations, openness, and wit transform his coming-of-age tales into funny, impactful, and universal stories of joy and hope.” – Audible
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Hell Yeah! is a completely improvised musical. Based on a suggestion provided by YOU, the audience, our team of professional actors and musicians will create an entire musical from scratch, right in front of your very eyes. Every line, lyric, move, and melody will be made up live on stage. WARNING: You WILL fall in love with the characters we create and they’ll NEVER be seen again. We recommend you bring a friend so you may bond in this joy and heartbreak together. Hell Yeah! includes: Annie Raczko Bebe Tabickman Ben Hirsch Maria Nally Mark Melton Shaina Lubliner Xiaoxiao Sun Max Feldman, music director and pianist PJ Nally, director and drummer
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When American Astronaut George Taylor crash lands on a strange, distant planet ruled by speaking grapes who enslave mute humans, he soon discovers the shocking truth about their warped world. This wildly reimagined time-traveling tale bursts with bunches of insane puppets, intergalactic irreverence, and uncorked destiny. (suggested ages 8+ for slightly salty language & cartoon violence).www.planetgrapeshow.com Content Awareness: Flashing Lights Written by Peter Michael MarinoDirected by Michole BiancosinoOriginal Score by Michael HarrenFeaturing Cecilia Arana & Peter Michael MarinoProduced by Project Y Theatre, Sparkdog Productions, and PM2 Entertainment Winner: Infallibles Award for Creativity ★★★★★ Astonishing! Unmissable! Fringe Biscuit ★★★★ Splendid! Riveting! Front Row Center ★★★★ Completely bonkers and utterly brilliant! BroadwayWorld
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Opening night – 1926. Sister showgirls Amelia and Avi have practiced their dance steps, perfected their costumes and downed a celebratory glass of champagne. But two other sisters lurk below the floorboards, and they are ready to take back what is ratfully theirs. Sisters and lifelong collaborators, Amelia and Avi Gorman are thrilled to share their first full-length work with you. A comedy infused with puppetry, drama, and a little bit of showgirl magic, The Spectacular Vermin Sisters is a celebration of those who crave the limelight.
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Jared Sterling, a black man, and Ethan Howard, a Jewish man, are coming together to bring you "Blew Comedy". Partnered with some of the best comedians in the city, they are there to make you laugh till you turn blue.
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Come catch the best short films of the month with the EAST VILLAGE NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL! June 28th FILMS MONOLITH by Brennan Tomas Haley RESET by Michael Mullen THE SOLDIER'S SHAMAN by Grace Ha NO FACE MAN by Theodore White BOTTLE KNOCKERS by Julia Bloom CRITIC by Zachary Smolder THE MOTHER, THE SONS AND THE HOLY RIVER by Natasha Javed & Nirmal Bano TINY DOLL HOUSE by Jake Schick -- Please note that this event does not offer streaming. This is an in-person only event. East Village Film Festival is an independent project and not produced by FRIGID New York. For more information, please visit their website at eastvillagefilmfestival.com.
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Spanglish Affair Open Mic If you want to perform, please fill out this form and attach a screenshot of your ticket purchase: Click here Now the Spanglish Affair is happening monthly! We are introducing themes to spark your creativity July 20th Theme: Divas del Pop Latino "This month's Spanglish Affair is also a fundraiser for Venezuela. We'll be collecting cash donations and essential supplies throughout the evening, donating our share of the box office proceeds, and hosting a raffle to raise additional funds. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference. Thank you for helping us turn art into solidarity". - The Spanglish Affair/ Something from Abroad team We are excited to provide a safe space for artists to explore and share their art in front of a live audience. If there's something you've always wanted to do, this is a space for you to do it! While our company focuses on Spanish and Spanglish content, this is not a requirement for your piece—if you're someone with art to share, this space is for you. Here are some ideas for types of performers we're looking for: singers, dancers, comedians, performance art, burlesque, actors, visual artists, clowning, spoken word, poetry. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT! We have 8 available spots which will be filled first-come first-served basis. ---- Open mic for artists of all disciplines. 8 available spots for pre-selection via the form at Something From Abroad’s Instagram bio. 2 spots available in-person. Join us for an evening of fresh talent with a new cast every edition!
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Paper Kraine was created in 2016 to bring together works in development, artists, and audiences in support of nonprofits. Monthly, the PK team curates a new works sample platter around a theme and donates all proceeds to a selected nonprofit. Try something new, delicious and strange. Come for the art. Stay for the community. We encourage risk-taking, question-asking, and the development of a supportive community of artists seeing, encouraging, and challenging each other’s work with the ultimate goal of enriching the artistic community through cross-pollination and meeting new people. Learn more at www.paperkraine.com.. Due to limited capacity, latecomers are not guaranteed seats. This applies to both walk ups and reserved tickets.
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Italian Abroad: Culture in Translationis an intimate evening of piano, stories, and song that follows Italian identity beyond Italy's borders. Through humor, music, and reflection, pianist Ivan Dalia explores what happens when traditions travel — and reveals how heritage, like language, only stays alive when it's spoken. https://youtu.be/ynhwUPsE3wc
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Split Personalities is a comedy roadshow built around the real mother-daughter dynamic between Nicole Davis and River Rose. The two share a stage and unpack the kind of family history you can't make up: the Goosebumps collection that got tossed when Mom found religion, the wedding Nicole pulled off without telling her mother, and everything tangled up in between. Performed in intimate venues across New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and beyond, the show turns generational friction into something warm, sharp, and very funny. Two personalities, one bloodline, no filter.
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"Emma" is a harrowing story following a closeted, religious teenage boy, Hudson Pierce. As he navigates his way through learning who he is (with the help of his best friend, Parker) his path toward enlightenment is made into a cruel nightmare when he finds out his girlfriend, Lenny, is pregnant. Hudson is tormented by his relationship with God, his unexplored queerness, and his unexpected bundle of joy, Emma. Trigger Warnings: Domestic Violence, Religious Trauma, Implied sexual assault, Birth, Homophobia, Alcoholism, CPTSD, Simulated Sex, Child/infant abuse, Strong Language.
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FRIGID Nightcap July 31st: FUTURE TENSE The past is being weaponized. The present is barely holding together. The future is very much in dispute. This July, FRIGID Nightcap returns to Under St. Marks with FUTURE TENSE — a late-night variety show about the culture war over what comes next. As the U.S. fights over its own history, identity, and direction, we’re rejecting authoritarian nostalgia, billionaire futures, empire worship, capitalist doom loops, and the myth that history only moves in one direction. Through comedy, drag, burlesque, music, theatre, performance art, and whatever else refuses to behave, FUTURE TENSE asks what happens when we stop worshipping the past and start fighting for a future that is collective, liberated, unruly, and actually worth living in. The future is anxious. The future is contested. The future is ours to make weird. Join us for NYC’s weirdest and wildest late-night variety show — where politics meets chaos, performance meets party, and the basement becomes a portal to whatever comes next.
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Psychic medium and stand up comedian Nelly Reznik will be performing Comediumship, an experimental combination of stand up comedy and audience readings. Readings may consist of connecting with loved ones who have passed, and receiving life guidance for audience members, all in a lighthearted way. Not everyone will receive a reading, but all in attendance should be open to it. Due to the intimate nature of the event, doors will close at curtain time and latecomers will not be given a seat. In addition, this is an alcohol-free event. Opener: Grace Lobo
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A play by Catherine Shonack 2026 was the year Antonio Enriquez was dreading and hoping for in equal measures. He was daring to do what few figure skaters have done before him: challenge for a third consecutive Olympic gold. But as he prepares for the Olympics, Enriquez finds himself to be the poster boy for Team USA during the most targeted anti-immigration efforts in the United States. Thrust into a debate he never wanted to be a part of, it's up to Enriquez to decide: what kind of statement does he want to make? *This performance will be a workshop*
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A night of experimental comedy with New York's Funniest Stand-Up 2022 winner Daniel Simonsen. Come watch the Norwegian build material as he works both scripted and completely unscripted. As seen on Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “One to watch” Time Out “Brilliantly offbeat” Guardian “Exceptionally funny” Village Voice
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Friends, foes, fools! Do you ever bemoan the fact that the 884,647 words William Shakespeare wrote have been performed already? Do you yearn for the experience of seeing The Bard's works for the first time? Then celebrate the glad tidings of As You Will and our Unscripted Shakespeare Show! These Shakespearean Scholars are here to present all the monumental works the immortal Bard would've written if he hadn't gone and died. With just the title given by the audience the players of As You Will bring a Shakespearean comedy to life complete with Shakspeare's themes, language, poetic verse, and some scholarly footnotes thrown in for good measure. As You Will have performed such classics as "Eight Merry Spiders," "That Doth Not Go There," "1601: A Space Odyssey'' and though those shows will never be seen again, there’s always a Shakespearean world premiere in our makeshift Globe Theatre at Under St Marks. — This production is a part of Frigid NY’s Little Shakespeare Festival.
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UNREHEARSED!: Shakespeare for Sports Fans What happens when a group of actors get one month to learn A Midsummer Night's Dream, are forbidden from ever rehearsing together, and then have to perform it live in front of an audience armed with betting cards and a burning desire to see them fail? Barefoot Shakespeare Company's UNREHEARSED! is one part live theatre, one part spectator sport, and entirely unpredictable. Each performer arrives onstage having built their character, gathered their props, and made their boldest choices entirely in isolation. What unfolds is something no polished production can offer: raw, unscripted, gloriously chaotic Shakespeare. Referees stand by to throw flags on missed cues and flubbed lines. Mini challenges get hurled at actors mid-scene. A countdown clock keeps everyone honest. And as the clock winds down, the audience votes on how the whole thing ends. Come cheer, come heckle, come bet on your favorite actor to forget the most lines. Whatever happens onstage, one thing is guaranteed: it won't be boring.
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Comedian and writer Alise Morales reimagines Shakespeare’s classic comedy in a chaotic, irreverent new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream that blends the Bard’s original text with sharp modern punch-ups. Featuring a diverse, gender-bent cast of some of NYC’s funniest character performers, the show lovingly satirizes the original while keeping its heart intact. This production asks important questions like: What if Puck was an aging twink trying to turn his life around, Titania was a washed-up Regina George played by a drag queen, and actual comedians were handed the keys to one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies? The result is a fast-paced, joke-a-minute take on the fairy-filled classic that sends Shakespeare careening into the present.
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In A Man Called Paris we get to follow Paris, a 40 year old gay man and professor of classical literature, who is being forced to marry the ruthless Capulet's teenage daughter Juliet, or they will out him to the world and destroy his life and reputation. Paris has just about come to terms with his fate when a dashing stranger, as if straight out of a Nora Ephron movie, crosses his path and suddenly he knows he has to take action. Together the couple devise a plan to free Paris from his bonds and live happily ever after. Stylistically A Man Called Paris draws inspiration from rom-coms and classical farce. Marquis de Sade would tremble at the language, but the story will tug at your heartstrings. Content Awareness: Homophobia, animal cruelty, misogyny.
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Man, woman, history, present, will, everything to be, and Shakespeare’s work. One kid tries to do it all, if they can. Limits go past numbers in this one person show. Join Gigi Moacdieh as they bring a different touch to some of the most famous scenes in history: themselves.
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A paean to the Mystical in the theater, with echoes of Hamlet’s ghost. 'Ghostcreator' is the newest theatrical work developed by Studio Child, a NYC-based theater laboratory engaged in long-term performance research and development. Invoking the ghost in Hamlet as a touchstone, the piece is a blend of heightened, poetic text with occasional song and physical performance, consistent with Studio Child's experimental practice. Astute audiences will catch frequent textual allusions to Hamlet, while others with a deeper familiarity with Shakespeare's play will recognize thematic overlap in themes of longing, death, and metaphysical inquiry. The performance is ritualistic and poetic, with striking imagery and visceral moments. It's a work one can get lost in, that defies easy classification, but that nonetheless conveys a strong theatrical experience. "This piece began as an adaptation of Hamlet and, at its heart, still is," reflects director James T. Majewski. "It compellingly illustrates how Shakespeare's text can take just about anything that's thrown at it — and that the Bard today is as potent a catalyst for daring theatrical experimentation as he's ever been." Written by Karina Pooran Majewski. Featuring Lydia Brinkmann, Vincenzo Hinckley, James & Karina Majewski, and Peter Murphy. Lights by Lydia Brinkmann.
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In this solo performance, OPHELIA: A PRISM focuses on Shakespeare’s Hamlet to the ingénue Ophelia- or rather, three aspects of herself. These contrasting Sister Selves (Green, Brass, and Orange) take control of the original narrative to tell their own story of Black Femme joy, oppression, and resilience. Written and performed by Mieko Gavia Directed by H Harvey Co-Produced by Tim Craig and Mieko Gavia as part of Black Revolutionary Theatre Workshop Photography by Jody Christopherson Content Awareness: Racism in dialogue, depictions and discussions of sexual acts, depiction of sexual assault, implied violence/ abuse, depiction of suicide and mental illness, intoxication (alcohol), fake blood, misogynistic remarks, loud noises.
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One battered travel guide. One hundred and fifty-three years overdue. One small-town Dutch librarian... who refuses to let the matter rest. Glen Berger’s acclaimed and beloved solo mystery UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL begins with the smallest possible catastrophe: a book returned through a library’s overnight slot more than a century late. To most people, it would be an oddity. To the Librarian, it is an outrage — a crime against order, reason, and the sacred little card in the back of the book. Then he finds the first clue. And then another. A laundry ticket. A pair of abandoned trousers. A tram report. A dog quarantine record. A name: “A.” What begins as an attempt to collect the fine of the century becomes a globe-spanning pursuit through London, Bonn, China, Australia, New York, ancient myth, modern grief, and the stubborn human need to leave proof: I was here. Funny, obsessive, erudite, and unexpectedly heart-cracking, UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL is part detective story, part ghost story, part metaphysical treasure hunt — a theatrical puzzle box about faith, evidence, regret, wonder, and the impossible task of proving that a life has mattered. After performing the play five times in previous productions across the region and in Florida, Edward Gibbons-Brown returns to the role for a rare NYC revival of Berger’s cult Off-Broadway hit. Originally produced at Soho Playhouse, where it ran for more than 400 performances and was named one of Time Out New York’s ten best plays of 2001, UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL now arrives at Under St. Marks for one night only — an intimate, urgent, funny, haunted evening about the scraps we leave behind... and the defiant act of continuing. Still, we’ll proceed. Content Awareness: This production contains references to antisemitism and Jewish persecution, including one quoted antisemitic comment, presented disapprovingly as being from a historical document; references to war, mass death, mortality, existential despair, religious imagery, the Holocaust/Buchenwald, and the death/euthanasia of a dog. The play also includes brief profanity. There is no sexual violence, nudity, self-harm, gunshot sounds, or graphic violence. Sensory elements may include projected images/slides, theatrical lighting shifts, and recorded music/scratchy archival-style audio; no strobe/flashing lights or haze will be used.
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“The Hex Pistols!” is a rock opera starring the witches of Macbeth as the titular punk band. This alternative perspective of the Shakespearean tragedy follows the witches as they taunt the other characters and mock their misfortunes through song and spooky hijinks. Content Awareness: Violence is alluded to but not seen (PG-13).
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What if he’s the shrew, and he enjoys the taming? Katherina Minola is full of rage. Rage at the misogynistic society she was born into. Rage at her father for his abusive behaviour and preferential treatment. Rage at her sister for going along with it all. With her father insisting she marry before the beloved Bianca can, Katharina seems doomed to a cold, loveless marriage with anyone who’ll take her. Until Petruchio, a young gentleman from Verona, comes crawling on hands and knees, with a gentle smile and a twinkle in his eye that screams “Peg Me Mommy.” Can Kate grow to love this unusual man and his unusual proclivities – and maybe even herself in the process? Find out in this heart-felt, kinky adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew – come for the handcuffs, stay for the healing. Content Awareness: Flashing lights (potential), verbal abuse. Developed and Produced by the Society of Strangers Theatre Company. Performed by Paige Hann and Mitch Richman.
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Verily! Tis the revisionist murder spree every wench hath dreamt of: Shakespeare's two-timing, slut-shaming men finally get their comeuppance from the women they slandered, scorned, and dishonor'd. Why marry the guy who took your virginity, when you can kill him instead? But don't worry, as with all Shakespeare's comedies, there's a wedding at the end: a Sapphic one! Content Awareness: Brief reference to S.A.; simulated violence, blood and gore.
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Sisterhood is powerful, but it isn’t always pretty in this triple bill of savage comedies inspired by Shakespeare. Meet Cleopatra’s asps; vengeful cross-dressing twins Violenta and Vendetta; and the three weird daughters of a witch who tempted Macbeth.
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Join Model Majority and friends for a night of Shakespeare-inspired sketch comedy, music and more. Think SNL meets Shakespeare (you have never seen before) performed by a diverse cast. MODEL MAJORITY is NYC’s premier all Asian American Pacific Islander sketch comedy team featured on GOOD MORNING AMERICA, CBS, NBC, and NY1. They bring new comedy sketches and laughs to every show while fighting stereotypes. Created by Veronica Dang in 2018 to increase positive Asian representation in comedy, their sold-out performances have been on Time Out New York’s list of “Best Comedy Shows in NYC” and New York Times “8 Things to Do This Weekend”. You may have seen team members on TV/Film: SNL, Comedy Central, Tracy Morgan’s The Last OG, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Blue Bloods, Step Up 3, Hocus Pocus 2, Blacklist, Ray Donovan, New Amsterdam, Law & Order: SVU; in Broadway shows, national commercials, top comedy clubs and comedy festivals around the world. www.ModelMajority.com
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Following the events of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Olivia and Viola find themselves unhappy in their marriage arrangements, despite what you have been made to think. In this queer and trans only piece, follow Liv and Vi as they navigate what their relationship means now that they are both married to twinks. Alliances will be broken, villains will be made, and everyone will be gay.
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In this adaptation of “Measure for Measure”, Isa, a christian adult content creator takes on the responsibility of supporting her brother's legal battle while struggling through his disproval for her work. This thought-provoking and introspective piece dissects modern American culture's relationship between sex, religion, and individuality and also makes us question how we form our own opinions amidst so much indoctrination. To what extent would we extend ourselves to seek the justice we, or our loved ones, deserve? Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall. Content Awareness: language, mental+trauma, flashing lights.
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Brave Sons of England is a new musical with a classic sound. It follows the story of Shakespeare's Henriad plays, Richard the Second, Henry the Fourth parts One and Two, and Henry the Fifth, telling the story of a series of rebellions and trying to answer the age old question of what gives a man the right to rule.
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King Lear is a puppet. His daughter his fool. They each have nothing but each other.
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From a young age, Queer kids are sold the idea, “It gets better.” But what happens when you're in college and are still gay, miserable, and annoying? “Yet You're A Virgin (And So Am I)” is a two-person comedy following co-dependent best friends, Kaden and Madeline, who have yet to get laid– contrary to the fantastical notion of gay adulthood Tumblr had promised them. Entrenched in internet culture and unwaveringly sex positive (at least in theory…), “Yet You're A Virgin (And So Am I)” is a love letter to gay/lesbian solidarity and the found family that comes with it. View our Website: https://www.yetyoureavirgin.comFollow us on Instagram: @YetYoureAVirgin
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