On view every day Jan 22-April 22, 2010
Fourth Arts Block
Through the lives of Artemisia Gentileschi, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Hannah Höch, Käthe Schmidt Kollwitz, Cindy Sherman and Louise Nevelson K. Savage, using hand-cut Japanese paper and acrylic, traces her own personal journey using references from the work of these groundbreaking artists’ – charting their relevance from the 1600s to present day. K. Savage is a community artist who believes in preserving humanity in the arts.

Previews Feb. 24-March 7, Opening March 9, Final performance March 28
New York Theatre Workshop
It’s 1971 and the nation is at war. The intractable conflict escalates in Vietnam while here at home the battle for public opinion rages. A federal court blocks The New York Times from publishing the top-secret history of US involvement in Vietnam. Washington Post publisher Katherine Graham has a single day to decide whether to print these Pentagon Papers. When the Nixon administration closes in and charges treason, the fight for a free press explodes.

Tues.-Sat. @ 7:30PM, Sun. @ 4PM
New York Theater Workshop’s Fourth Street Theater
Najla Saïd was raised in a privileged environment on the Upper West Side. Her father was Palestinian. Her mother is Lebanese. Her best friends growing up were Jewish. PALESTINE is a personal journey from the “toniest private schools”, to the “stench of Gaza,” through two wars, the horrors of 9/11, encounters with the likes of Yasir Arafat, “cheeky” photographers and, of course, her esteemed family.

March 10-20, Wed-Sat @ 8PM, also Sat @ 3PM, Preview Tues March 9
EBE Ensemble
Elephants on Parade 2010 features six plays, five world premieres and one New York area premiere, that examine the peculiar difficulties of true communication and connection in the 21st century in a broad spectrum of styles from magical realism to farce to quiet drama.

March 9th&10Th @ 8PM and 14th&15th @ 7PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - The Red Room
Roots and Wings Theatrical is presenting the second installment of their twice-annual Duct Tape and a Dream festival of new works. This spring's show will include four new plays, a new movement piece, songs by DM Salsberg, and an original performance by the RaW Board. All of the plays in the festival are inspired by or themed after the Picasso painting Girl Before a Mirror, making for a diverse range of conflicts and relationships. 

Every Tuesday @ 9PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - Under St. Mark's
Penny’s Open Mic invites you and any artist to gather together in a theater to workshop, experiment and share their work 7 minutes. The audience is here to listen and support, there is a back garden for talking and smoking, a bar for drinks, a green room for the performers to prepare before they go on stage. With the help of the many talented artists who grace this stage Pennys Open Mic has become an inspiring atmosphere where people feel free and safe to grow as artists and as people 

On view every day Jan 22-April 22, 2010
Fourth Arts Block
Through the lives of Artemisia Gentileschi, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Hannah Höch, Käthe Schmidt Kollwitz, Cindy Sherman and Louise Nevelson K. Savage, using hand-cut Japanese paper and acrylic, traces her own personal journey using references from the work of these groundbreaking artists’ – charting their relevance from the 1600s to present day. K. Savage is a community artist who believes in preserving humanity in the arts.

Wed. 4:30-7PM, Sat. 10AM-4PM
Rod Rodgers Dance Company
Enroll students ages 5-17 in RRDC's Youth Workshop, which offers classes at various levels in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern Dance, Tap, Hip-Hop, and Conga Drumming. Pointe class may only be purchased in conjunction with one ballet class per week. Please visit the Youth Workshop page for individual class details.
Students must submit online registraion no later than January 20, 2010 at 6PM.

March 4th-27th at 7:00PM
New York Neo-Futurists
New York Neo-Futurists Desiree Burch, Cara Francis & Erica Livingston serve up a cure for what ails you in this Neo-Medicine show, performing in and around a giant pot of self-made soup. Bottling this soup, as well as a series of elixirs, potions, tonics and products, they heal and reveal the female experience live, honest and in the flesh.  ADVISORY: There is adult language and nudity in the production.

March 10th- 20th Wed @7PM Thurs, Fri, Sat @8PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - Under St. Mark's
Six strangers find refuge for the night in the city of light. Through the windows of a Parisian hotel, they scan the streets below to guess where each will lead before setting out to meet their future. Each room reveals a private universe of hope, excitement, fear, faith, ambition, failure, fantasy and redemption all the qualities of human spirit that build and sustain a great metropolis. With mime, shadow puppets, accordion, and cancan, the show celebrates the romance of urban isolation. 

Tues.-Sat. @ 7:30PM, Sun. @ 4PM
New York Theater Workshop’s Fourth Street Theater
Najla Saïd was raised in a privileged environment on the Upper West Side. Her father was Palestinian. Her mother is Lebanese. Her best friends growing up were Jewish. PALESTINE is a personal journey from the “toniest private schools”, to the “stench of Gaza,” through two wars, the horrors of 9/11, encounters with the likes of Yasir Arafat, “cheeky” photographers and, of course, her esteemed family.

Previews Feb. 24-March 7, Opening March 9, Final performance March 28
New York Theatre Workshop
It’s 1971 and the nation is at war. The intractable conflict escalates in Vietnam while here at home the battle for public opinion rages. A federal court blocks The New York Times from publishing the top-secret history of US involvement in Vietnam. Washington Post publisher Katherine Graham has a single day to decide whether to print these Pentagon Papers. When the Nixon administration closes in and charges treason, the fight for a free press explodes.

March 10-20, Wed-Sat @ 8PM, also Sat @ 3PM, Preview Tues March 9
EBE Ensemble
Elephants on Parade 2010 features six plays, five world premieres and one New York area premiere, that examine the peculiar difficulties of true communication and connection in the 21st century in a broad spectrum of styles from magical realism to farce to quiet drama.

March 9th&10Th @ 8PM and 14th&15th @ 7PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - The Red Room
Roots and Wings Theatrical is presenting the second installment of their twice-annual Duct Tape and a Dream festival of new works. This spring's show will include four new plays, a new movement piece, songs by DM Salsberg, and an original performance by the RaW Board. All of the plays in the festival are inspired by or themed after the Picasso painting Girl Before a Mirror, making for a diverse range of conflicts and relationships. 

On view every day Jan 22-April 22, 2010
Fourth Arts Block
Through the lives of Artemisia Gentileschi, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Hannah Höch, Käthe Schmidt Kollwitz, Cindy Sherman and Louise Nevelson K. Savage, using hand-cut Japanese paper and acrylic, traces her own personal journey using references from the work of these groundbreaking artists’ – charting their relevance from the 1600s to present day. K. Savage is a community artist who believes in preserving humanity in the arts.

Every Thursday & Friday, 1-6PM
Fourth Arts Block
Come to FAB Central every Thursday & Friday to get discount and 2for1 ticket deals to the hottest shows in the Lower East Side!  Each week, we sell rush tickets to multiple shows from theaters including Performance Space 122, La MaMa E.T.C., New York Neo-Futurists and Horse Trade Theater Company.  Check out our website for each week's updates and be sure to get in line before we sell out!

March 4th-27th at 7:00PM
New York Neo-Futurists
New York Neo-Futurists Desiree Burch, Cara Francis & Erica Livingston serve up a cure for what ails you in this Neo-Medicine show, performing in and around a giant pot of self-made soup. Bottling this soup, as well as a series of elixirs, potions, tonics and products, they heal and reveal the female experience live, honest and in the flesh.  ADVISORY: There is adult language and nudity in the production.

Tues.-Sat. @ 7:30PM, Sun. @ 4PM
New York Theater Workshop’s Fourth Street Theater
Najla Saïd was raised in a privileged environment on the Upper West Side. Her father was Palestinian. Her mother is Lebanese. Her best friends growing up were Jewish. PALESTINE is a personal journey from the “toniest private schools”, to the “stench of Gaza,” through two wars, the horrors of 9/11, encounters with the likes of Yasir Arafat, “cheeky” photographers and, of course, her esteemed family.

Saturday, February 20-Sunday, March 14
Performance Space 122
Known for its radical and reckless theatricality, avant-garde New York troupe Radiohole's newest work is a star-spangled American meta-melodrama inspired by film director Douglas Sirk's 1950s potboilers and Milton's epic Paradise Lost.

Previews Feb. 24-March 7, Opening March 9, Final performance March 28
New York Theatre Workshop
It’s 1971 and the nation is at war. The intractable conflict escalates in Vietnam while here at home the battle for public opinion rages. A federal court blocks The New York Times from publishing the top-secret history of US involvement in Vietnam. Washington Post publisher Katherine Graham has a single day to decide whether to print these Pentagon Papers. When the Nixon administration closes in and charges treason, the fight for a free press explodes.

March 4th-21st
Theater for the New City
Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre will probe revolution with stilts and strings in "Revolution!?," a theater spectacle that examines revolutions throughout the history of mankind as a backdrop for the extraordinary peaceful 1989 Velvet Revolution in former Czechoslovakia.  

March 10-20, Wed-Sat @ 8PM, also Sat @ 3PM, Preview Tues March 9
EBE Ensemble
Elephants on Parade 2010 features six plays, five world premieres and one New York area premiere, that examine the peculiar difficulties of true communication and connection in the 21st century in a broad spectrum of styles from magical realism to farce to quiet drama.

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8pm
MilDred Gerestant for WOW Cafe Theater
A Night of Three Goddesses at WOW Cafe Theater!!!  Three new one woman shows in one night for one price! MilDred Gerestant, the artist formerly known as DRED, Tantra Zawadi and  Sokhna Heathyre Mabin.

March 11th-28th Thurs through Sat @8PM Sun @3PM
Theater for the New City
A comedic fairytale-like odyssey about a farmer’s daughter from behind the Iron Curtain. Escaping her poor village in Poland, she flew here first for a vacation and came back to stay. She achieved the secure married life her parents had wanted for her, but realized that it was not what she desired. At 28 she experienced teenage rebellion, rejected her past, tried to reinvent herself over and over, only to realize one truth: there is no hope for happiness without the acceptance of one’s roots.

March 10th- 20th Wed @7PM Thurs, Fri, Sat @8PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - Under St. Mark's
Six strangers find refuge for the night in the city of light. Through the windows of a Parisian hotel, they scan the streets below to guess where each will lead before setting out to meet their future. Each room reveals a private universe of hope, excitement, fear, faith, ambition, failure, fantasy and redemption all the qualities of human spirit that build and sustain a great metropolis. With mime, shadow puppets, accordion, and cancan, the show celebrates the romance of urban isolation. 

On view every day Jan 22-April 22, 2010
Fourth Arts Block
Through the lives of Artemisia Gentileschi, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Hannah Höch, Käthe Schmidt Kollwitz, Cindy Sherman and Louise Nevelson K. Savage, using hand-cut Japanese paper and acrylic, traces her own personal journey using references from the work of these groundbreaking artists’ – charting their relevance from the 1600s to present day. K. Savage is a community artist who believes in preserving humanity in the arts.

Every Thursday & Friday, 1-6PM
Fourth Arts Block
Come to FAB Central every Thursday & Friday to get discount and 2for1 ticket deals to the hottest shows in the Lower East Side!  Each week, we sell rush tickets to multiple shows from theaters including Performance Space 122, La MaMa E.T.C., New York Neo-Futurists and Horse Trade Theater Company.  Check out our website for each week's updates and be sure to get in line before we sell out!

March 4th-27th at 7:00PM
New York Neo-Futurists
New York Neo-Futurists Desiree Burch, Cara Francis & Erica Livingston serve up a cure for what ails you in this Neo-Medicine show, performing in and around a giant pot of self-made soup. Bottling this soup, as well as a series of elixirs, potions, tonics and products, they heal and reveal the female experience live, honest and in the flesh.  ADVISORY: There is adult language and nudity in the production.

Tues.-Sat. @ 7:30PM, Sun. @ 4PM
New York Theater Workshop’s Fourth Street Theater
Najla Saïd was raised in a privileged environment on the Upper West Side. Her father was Palestinian. Her mother is Lebanese. Her best friends growing up were Jewish. PALESTINE is a personal journey from the “toniest private schools”, to the “stench of Gaza,” through two wars, the horrors of 9/11, encounters with the likes of Yasir Arafat, “cheeky” photographers and, of course, her esteemed family.

March 12th-27th Fri&Sat @7:30PM
Dixon Place
Annette and Oliver, two fragmented characters struggle for survival and understanding in this multi-media dance piece, inspired by choreographer Regina Nejman’s own experiences teaching in a psychiatric outpatient program. Methodical and meditative movements combined with a deconstructed soundscape will fill the stage creating a dream-like environment and a search for balance accented throughout by a sense of humor.

Saturday, February 20-Sunday, March 14
Performance Space 122
Known for its radical and reckless theatricality, avant-garde New York troupe Radiohole's newest work is a star-spangled American meta-melodrama inspired by film director Douglas Sirk's 1950s potboilers and Milton's epic Paradise Lost.

Previews Feb. 24-March 7, Opening March 9, Final performance March 28
New York Theatre Workshop
It’s 1971 and the nation is at war. The intractable conflict escalates in Vietnam while here at home the battle for public opinion rages. A federal court blocks The New York Times from publishing the top-secret history of US involvement in Vietnam. Washington Post publisher Katherine Graham has a single day to decide whether to print these Pentagon Papers. When the Nixon administration closes in and charges treason, the fight for a free press explodes.

March 4th-21st
Theater for the New City
Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre will probe revolution with stilts and strings in "Revolution!?," a theater spectacle that examines revolutions throughout the history of mankind as a backdrop for the extraordinary peaceful 1989 Velvet Revolution in former Czechoslovakia.  

March 10-20, Wed-Sat @ 8PM, also Sat @ 3PM, Preview Tues March 9
EBE Ensemble
Elephants on Parade 2010 features six plays, five world premieres and one New York area premiere, that examine the peculiar difficulties of true communication and connection in the 21st century in a broad spectrum of styles from magical realism to farce to quiet drama.

Buy Tickets: $15.00   12345678910

8pm
MilDred Gerestant for WOW Cafe Theater
A Night of Three Goddesses at WOW Cafe Theater!!!  Three new one woman shows in one night for one price! MilDred Gerestant, the artist formerly known as DRED, Tantra Zawadi and  Sokhna Heathyre Mabin.

March 11th-28th Thurs through Sat @8PM Sun @3PM
Theater for the New City
A comedic fairytale-like odyssey about a farmer’s daughter from behind the Iron Curtain. Escaping her poor village in Poland, she flew here first for a vacation and came back to stay. She achieved the secure married life her parents had wanted for her, but realized that it was not what she desired. At 28 she experienced teenage rebellion, rejected her past, tried to reinvent herself over and over, only to realize one truth: there is no hope for happiness without the acceptance of one’s roots.

March 10th- 20th Wed @7PM Thurs, Fri, Sat @8PM
Horse Trade Theater Group - Under St. Mark's
Six strangers find refuge for the night in the city of light. Through the windows of a Parisian hotel, they scan the streets below to guess where each will lead before setting out to meet their future. Each room reveals a private universe of hope, excitement, fear, faith, ambition, failure, fantasy and redemption all the qualities of human spirit that build and sustain a great metropolis. With mime, shadow puppets, accordion, and cancan, the show celebrates the romance of urban isolation. 

Every Friday and Saturday at 10:30PM
New York Neo-Futurists
With its ever-changing “menu” of plays, Too Much Light... is an attempt to perform 30 plays in 60 minutes—an original concept by Greg Allen and the Neo-Futurists. The audience is fully part of the act, deciding the order that these plays are performed. Each week, these plays shift as ensemble members add new plays to the existing body of work. Now playing 50 weeks a year.