July 29th-August 9th Thurs-TuesPerformance Space 122An extraordinary gathering of young idealists live as a modern day urban tribe above a vegan restaurant in NYC. Billy, Dawn, Dear and Wyatt are an extended sexual family battling their fears and addictions in order to live their utopian dream. The Pied Pipers of the Lower East Side is a celebration of love and the search for human grandness.
Sunday August 1st 5:30-9:00PMFourth Arts BlockCome over to FAB's place for a talent show, where you are the talent, and bake-of. Enjoy music, dance, comedy, and more where your rating on the Applause-o-meter helps us choose the most talented to award the Grand Prize. Satisfy your taste buds by signing up to be a judge of the Sweet & Savory Bake-off featuring over 15 mouthwatering options from the best amateur bakers in the 5 boroughs. Your ticket also includes an entry in the FAB-ulous raffle with three Grand Mystery Prizes.
July 9 and 16, August 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29 at 7pmNuyorican Poets CafeTwo families collide as an upper-class Indian girl, Nisha, falls for a middle-class Indian boy, Raj. Raj's life-long dream of becoming a Bollywood star is showcased as jealousy, love and dark secrets are unveiled at this happy couple's wedding. Cultural cliches clash as the newlyweds fight to bring their families together.
Sundays August 1 & 8 at 8PMSanity IslandWhen precocious, fourteen year old Cassie begins an affair with her youth minister, Will, she cannot fathom the complexities of their unique, decade-long relationship. And when she meets Allan, a writer from New York who wants to help Cassie escape her parents’ oppressive home, she finds that both Allan’s affections and support come at a cost. Cassie must choose between her past and her future as she is forced to confront questions of personal truth, responsibility and acceptan...
Monday, August 2 at 7pmDixon PlaceLaid bare is one family's struggle with a child who continuously defies their most basic expectations of what it means to have a daughter... and one woman's commitment to unconditional love. Written by Deen Directed by Chay Yew
Monday, August 2 at 8PMDixon PlaceHow is that supposed to go there? For everyone who has ever asked themselves this question, Professor Speedwagon is here to help. With her signature mix of glitter, slapstick, science, and sex appeal, you'll laugh, you'll cry- happy ending guaranteed. Performed by Ariel Federow
Monday, August 2 at 8PMDixon PlaceEXILKABARETT brings to life works from the cabaret stage that were lost, destroyed or banned by the political disruptions of the Twentieth Century- namely those works suppressed by the Third Reich. Performed by Darren Chase, Richard Gammon, Jessica Goldring, Noe Kidder, Alejandra Seeber, Bill Solomon, and Marianna Vogt
Tuesday & Wednesday, Aug. 3 & 4 - 7:30PMDixon PlaceA comic meditation on the questions that dog us- What is the sound of one lesbian clapping? Written & performed by Holly Hughes Directed by Dan Hurlin
Every Tuesday @ 9PMHorse Trade Theater Group - Under St. Mark'sPenny’s Open Mic invites you and any artist to workshop, experiment and share their work 7 minutes. The audience is here to listen and support, there is a back garden, a bar and a room for the performers to prepare. With the help of the many talented artists, Penny's Open Mic has become an inspiring atmosphere where people feel free and safe to grow as artists and as people.
Tuesday, Aug. 3 - 9:30PMDixon PlaceNew York's own favorite queer band, The Ones appear for the first time at Dixon Place with special guests. Join Nashom. JoJo America, and Paul Alexander as they crank up the disco and glitter in this one night only appearance. Join The Ones in the DP Lounge for a post concert cocktail party. Show directed by The Ones and Matthew Dailey Choreography by Matthew Dailey and Dwayne Cooper Special Guests Ladyfag, Amanda Lepore, Cynthia Powell, Erickatoure Aviance, Colton< Ford and MORE!
Previews April 22,23 & 24 @8PM April 28th- August 25th every Wednesday @8PMHorse Trade Theater Group - The Red RoomAfter a dinner party goes wrong and their guest ends up unexpectedly slain after a violent political debate, a group of liberal minded roommates decides that this can be their way of changing the world and making a difference. They begin inviting guests over for dinner and political discussion. With each dinner, the roommate’s relationships to one another and reality quickly begin to unravel.
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