Brick Theater. A festival. No more need be said. Of course, there is more to know, but based on what you have just read (to repeat: Brick Theater. A festival.) you should have already bought tickets to every event that you possibly can. Read on for details, so you know what you’ll be seeing (now that you, y’know, have already bought your tickets).
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PRETENTIOUS and proud of it
Women Center Stage at The Culture Project
You’ve come a long way baby… Well, not if I’m making comments like that. Lots to do here, read on:
CULTURE PROJECT
ANNOUNCES
W O M E NÂ Â Â C E N T E RÂ Â Â S T A G EÂ Â ÂF E S T I V A LÂ Â 2 0 0 7
23-DAY EVENT TO INCLUDE THEATER, MUSIC, FILM, COMEDY, CONVERSATIONS AND MORE
EVE ENSLER, MARISA TOMEI, SAMANTHA POWER,
ELIZABETH SWADOS, AZAR NAFISI, OLIVIA WILDE,
PATRICIA FOULKROD, AMONG MANY OTHERS
SET TO PARTICIPATEPRE-FESTIVAL SPECIAL EVENT WITH EVE ENSLER
THIS MONDAY, JUNE 4 at 7:30 PM
New York, NY – Culture Project (Allan Buchman, Artistic Director) has announced the schedule for its upcoming 2007 WOMEN CENTER STAGE festival (WCS), the annual multi-disciplinary event featuring women artists whose work calls attention to human struggles globally – June 25 – July 17, 2007.
Oscar observations
Two quick thoughts:
– Ellen Degeneres should’ve said “This is ironic that I’m the host, because my drag name is Oscar Brunch.”
– When they started playing music to get her off the stage, Jennifer Hudson should have said “I AM TELLING YOU I’M NOT GOING!”
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At Least NYTimes.com likes it
At Least It’s Pink is the #1 rated off-off Broadway show at NYTimes.com. For what it’s worth.
At least it extended
Three more weeks for AT LEAST IT’S PINK at Ars Nova. These Kiki and Herb people are everywhere
This one has some writing by Michael Patrick King from Sex and the City. Working with Mellman is a step up, we think. (HA!)
Basic ticket info:
Tickets are $25 for performances January 25 to March 11. Tickets for the three-week extension will be $32.50. To purchase, call SmartTix at 212-868-4444 or go to www.SmartTix.com. Ars Nova is located at 511 West 54th Street.
Full press release is below.
AT LEAST IT’S PINK
Extends
To Sunday, April 1
Written by Bridget Everett, Michael Patrick King and Kenny Mellman
Music and Lyrics by Kenny Mellman and Bridget Everett
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Like, Whoah, in Brooklyn
A quick update on Point Break Live!: it’s in Brooklyn. This somehow seems appropriate.
Point Break Live! info (NYTheatre.com)
Justin Bond shows you he can talk
If you like Kiki and Herb, you probably like them separately. Or so one might think. Justin Bond, one half of the dyspeptic duo, is doing his TALK/SHOW, where he, you know, talks to people on stage. Guests on 2/19 include Daniela Sea of ‘The L Word’, John Cameron Mitchell of ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’, and Debbie Harry of FREAKIN’ BLONDIE (if you didn’t know that you are not worthy). Not bad for $15. Joe’s Pub, see below for details.
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Hunting season for only two more weeks
Kirk Wood Bromley’s play “The Death of Griffin Hunter” is now at the Brick in Brooklyn (Bricklyn? Never mind), but only for a little while. So go already!
ONLY TWO MORE WEEKS to catch The Death of Griffin Hunter!
Backstage calls The Death of Griffin Hunter: “Fascinating…ambitious political thriller…an edgy kaleidoscope of brutality, humor, eroticism, romance, and philosophizing.”
Time-Out NY calls The Death of Griffin Hunter: “absorbing and amusing…a gaudy political thriller [with] intricately sturdy plotting.”
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Like, Whoah
Point Break Live! continues the current trend of silliness in off-off Broadway theater, and we say…
Why not? Whatever works. The idea that a random audience member will get picked to play the Keanu Reeves part every night is pretty clever, too.
Point Break Live! (NYTheatre.com)
You, Too, Can Keanu (Broadway.com)
Curt Dempster, Founding Artistic Director of Ensemble Studio Theatre, Passes Away at 71
Some sad news: