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At age 47, Phil's wife is diagnosed with Parkinson's and it sends him on a hysterical roller-coaster ride through an escalating mountain of pills, dangerous liaisons, more pills, secrets, questions of... [more+]

At age 47, Phil's wife is diagnosed with Parkinson's and it sends him on a hysterical roller-coaster ride through an escalating mountain of pills, dangerous liaisons, more pills, secrets, questions of manhood and womanhood, age, desire, even more pills, faith, stage fright, bed fright, and ... a few more pills. Drawing from his own life, "Seinfeld" writer Marc Jaffe finds the humor in a tough situation, creating a relatable and touching solo show that started as a "Modern Love" column in the "New York Times" and expanded to capture the hilarity and delve into the depths of his unexpected and challenging situation. Actor Nick Koesters takes on the role of Phil with comic dexterity and an abundance of heart. [less-]

Named after its first regular headliner, Charlie "Yardbird" Parker, Birdland first feathered its nest on Broadway in 1949, and has since become synonymous with New York jazz. Count Basie and his band ... [more+]

Named after its first regular headliner, Charlie "Yardbird" Parker, Birdland first feathered its nest on Broadway in 1949, and has since become synonymous with New York jazz. Count Basie and his band made the club their home, as did Coltrane, Monk, Dizzy, Miles and more. Now on West 44th in Midtown Manhattan, Birdland's still going strong, and is called "close to perfection for serious fans and musicians" by "The New York Times", with its awesome sight lines, pristine acoustics and an award-winning Cajun-American menu. You'll find the most famous names in jazz on its stage, as well as exciting up-and-comers every night of the week. [less-]

Alice Trillin was a gifted author, educator, film producer, activist on behalf of cancer patients and muse to her husband, humorist Calvin Trillin. After she passed away in 2001, Trillin realized, whi... [more+]

Alice Trillin was a gifted author, educator, film producer, activist on behalf of cancer patients and muse to her husband, humorist Calvin Trillin. After she passed away in 2001, Trillin realized, while reading condolence letters, that most readers didn’t know Alice beyond a “sort of an admirable sitcom character” he’d written about. Now, Trillin’s 2007 memoir, "About Alice", sees its theatrical world premiere at Theatre for a New Audience at Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn. A celebration of their romance, their 36-year marriage, family and the real Alice, this two-character play is sure to move you. [less-]

From rock legends, folk acts and jazz quartets to incomparable hip-hop artists and buzz-worthy indie rock bands, this innovative venue is serving up some of the best music the city has to offer -- alo... [more+]

From rock legends, folk acts and jazz quartets to incomparable hip-hop artists and buzz-worthy indie rock bands, this innovative venue is serving up some of the best music the city has to offer -- along with some of its finest vintages. New York's City Winery is a truly unique facility, combining a fully functioning winery with intimate concerts, food and wine classes and fine dining. The brainchild of Michael Dorf, founder of the hugely successful Knitting Factory, City Winery is a vibrant, interactive space where folks can not only listen to great music, but also make their own wine, indulging their passion for quality cuisine, art and friendship. [less-]

"The Trial of the Catonsville Nine" is based on the court transcripts of the trial of nine peace activists who broke into a drafting office in Catonsville, Maryland, on May 17, 1968, and burned 378 dr... [more+]

"The Trial of the Catonsville Nine" is based on the court transcripts of the trial of nine peace activists who broke into a drafting office in Catonsville, Maryland, on May 17, 1968, and burned 378 draft cards with homemade napalm. Father Phil Berrigan and his brother Father Daniel Berrigan lead the movement, joined by seven additional parishioners in their protest for peace. In sharp contrast to the wave of young, liberal extremists at the forefront of the resistance headlines, The Nine gave a new face to activism and inspired hundreds of anti-war demonstrations that followed. Transport Group draws audiences into the world of these courageous demonstrators with a reimagined retelling of this landmark struggle of culture versus conscience at NYC's Abrons Arts Center. [less-]

Colin Quinn is a quintessential New York comedian who counts the likes of Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Attell among his friends and collaborators -- but he's hitting the stage alone with his latest perform... [more+]

Colin Quinn is a quintessential New York comedian who counts the likes of Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Attell among his friends and collaborators -- but he's hitting the stage alone with his latest performance. In "Red State, Blue State", the satirical sage lays bare the absurdities, hypocrisies and calamities on both sides of the political divide. But this show is no witch hunt: Colin is here to own the libs, the conservs and everybody in-between. Come together to laugh at what divides us when Quinn takes the stage at New York's Minetta Lane Theatre. [less-]

Big arena concerts are great, but there's nothing quite like the magic of an intimate performance from a singer-songwriter -- no smoke machine or lasers, just heartfelt music. That's where City Winery... [more+]

Big arena concerts are great, but there's nothing quite like the magic of an intimate performance from a singer-songwriter -- no smoke machine or lasers, just heartfelt music. That's where City Winery's "Voices on the Hudson" series comes in. City Vineyard at Pier 26 will host a slew of favorite City Winery artists, including Ian Moore, Kevin Kinney (of Drivin' N Cryin'), Teddy Thompson & Sasha Dobson, Mary Gauthier, Joseph Arthur, Michelle Shocked with Todd Almond, and more. Enjoy a night of music set against the scenic backdrop of the Hudson River and downtown New York City skyline. Make a night of it by ordering dinner from the seasonal menu before or during the show. [less-]

"Maestro" brings to life the story of conductor Arturo Toscanini, who bravely opposed Fascism in Italy and America. Through his trips to Palestine to conduct an orchestra made up of Jewish refugees, T... [more+]

"Maestro" brings to life the story of conductor Arturo Toscanini, who bravely opposed Fascism in Italy and America. Through his trips to Palestine to conduct an orchestra made up of Jewish refugees, Toscanini clashes with Mussolini and Hitler, showing the world that artists can raise their voices against totalitarianism. A moving theatrical experience drawing from his passionate personal letters -- along with the music of his contemporaries -- audiences enter into the mind of a Maestro. Performed by Ensemble for the Romantic Century, see "Maestro" at The Duke on 42nd Street in New York City. [less-]

Introducing The Loft at City Winery: a new, even more intimate space featuring City Winery's signature sound, sightlines, and service! Located one floor up from our main venue, it promises guests more... [more+]

Introducing The Loft at City Winery: a new, even more intimate space featuring City Winery's signature sound, sightlines, and service! Located one floor up from our main venue, it promises guests more ways to indulge their senses with programming that ranges from City Winery favorites to up-and-coming acts to theatrical productions to talks, classes and more. A food menu with concert-friendly plates and full drink menu (with plenty of--you guessed it--wine that's made in house!) rounds out the offering. [less-]

If you love "Family Feud", now's your chance to answer questions, make new friends and win raffle tickets for fabulous prizes, no team necessary. Experience an outrageous twist on the classic game sho... [more+]

If you love "Family Feud", now's your chance to answer questions, make new friends and win raffle tickets for fabulous prizes, no team necessary. Experience an outrageous twist on the classic game show as you play on several teams throughout the night, working with your teammates to come up with the top answer for each survey question. If your team gets the high score for the round, each member wins a raffle ticket. With several questions and multiple rounds of play, make new friends and snag some sweet prizes at "Friendly Feud - Survey Says!" at New York's Bryant Park Lounge. [less-]

"Peer-reviewed rapper" Baba Brinkman explores the scientific study of the self in the return of his acclaimed hip-hop comedy "Rap Guide to Consciousness", to New York's Soho Playhouse. Brinkman's brai... [more+]

"Peer-reviewed rapper" Baba Brinkman explores the scientific study of the self in the return of his acclaimed hip-hop comedy "Rap Guide to Consciousness", to New York's Soho Playhouse. Brinkman's brain consists of roughly 80 billion neurons with trillions of connections, and none of them has any clue that he exists. And yet, those cells combine to produce a steady stream of delightful rhymes, laughs and mind-blowing scientific findings. [less-]

For more than 32 years, the mystery-thriller "Perfect Crime" has kept audiences guessing with its comic, romance-filled take on the whodunit, making it the longest-running non-musical play in New York... [more+]

For more than 32 years, the mystery-thriller "Perfect Crime" has kept audiences guessing with its comic, romance-filled take on the whodunit, making it the longest-running non-musical play in New York City history. The complex, twisty story unfolds in the secluded Connecticut mansion of Harvard-educated psychiatrist Margaret Brent, who's accused of murdering her wealthy British husband, and soon finds herself tangling with a handsome detective, who may just have fallen for her. Catherine Russell has starred as Brent, missing but a scant four performances, since the show opened in 1987, earning her a spot in the "Guinness Book of World Records". [less-]

This punchy, 75-minute production recaptures the passion and the controversy of the famous novel, then globally successful film, and repackages it into an immersive stage performance -- where the audi... [more+]

This punchy, 75-minute production recaptures the passion and the controversy of the famous novel, then globally successful film, and repackages it into an immersive stage performance -- where the audience is literally part of the show, including the notorious "Worst Toilet in Scotland" scene. "Trainspotting" is the story of Mark Renton and his friends, living through the Edinburgh heroin scene of the '80s. Harry Gibson's original stage adaptation, written before it became the famous blockbuster film, was instantly successful and controversial, and won the "Sunday Times" Award for Best New Play. Don't miss this production at the 777 Theatre in New York City. [less-]

Catch weekly showcases of the East Coast's funniest comics at Anthem Lounge in the Tropicana Casino & Resort. Regulars include Matt Bridgestone (writer for the Justin Bieber Roast), impressionist Clip... [more+]

Catch weekly showcases of the East Coast's funniest comics at Anthem Lounge in the Tropicana Casino & Resort. Regulars include Matt Bridgestone (writer for the Justin Bieber Roast), impressionist Clipperman, Zach Pickert (HBO), Dupree Lee, Amarie Castillo (ESPN Radio), Ray Vazquez and more. Take a load off, enjoy drinks available for purchase and relax with some very funny people, both new and familiar. [less-]

A self-proclaimed "drinking club with a Shakespeare problem," the merry members of New York's Drunk Shakespeare Society invite you to The Lounge for a night of suds and sonnets, cocktails and couplets... [more+]

A self-proclaimed "drinking club with a Shakespeare problem," the merry members of New York's Drunk Shakespeare Society invite you to The Lounge for a night of suds and sonnets, cocktails and couplets, booze and ... well, you get the idea. As one member of this talented cast of lead-livered actors imbibes more than their fair share of liquid courage, an outrageous evening of theater ensues as they attempt to lead the rest of the cast through a Shakespeare story in just over one hour. Rest assured, the results will be sloppy, silly and occasionally iambic as the night devolves into inevitable debauchery. [less-]

Madame Morbid's Trolley Tours explore the haunted past and unsolved mysteries of Brooklyn. Relive over 400 years of history as you ride in a vintage 22-seat trolley outfitted with chandeliers, curtain... [more+]

Madame Morbid's Trolley Tours explore the haunted past and unsolved mysteries of Brooklyn. Relive over 400 years of history as you ride in a vintage 22-seat trolley outfitted with chandeliers, curtains inspired by "Gone with the Wind" and a TV monitor screening mini documentaries about the area. Learn about alien abductions, notorious murders, battlefields, bloody accidents, mob hits and more from a knowledgeable guide attired in Victorian garb. You'll leave the tour a bit of a history buff after riding through this fascinating New York neighborhood. [less-]

Like seeing real-life superheroes in action, Big Apple Circus' latest show brings together some of the world's top circus acts and sets them lose in an intimate one-ring setting. What in the world cou... [more+]

Like seeing real-life superheroes in action, Big Apple Circus' latest show brings together some of the world's top circus acts and sets them lose in an intimate one-ring setting. What in the world could the impossible-sounding horizontal juggling be? Find out when Victor Moiseev debuts the dazzling feat for American audiences at NYC's Lincoln Center. What would it look like if Superman and Wonder Woman danced? Maybe something like the poetic aerial choreography of Desire in Flight. Is it possible for a person to pull off four somersaults midair "and" time it so perfectly that another guy dangling upside down on a swing can catch him? Just watch the Flying Tunizianis. Throw in beautiful horses, trick-performing dogs and hilarious clowns, and you've got one jaw-dropping, fun-filled show for the whole family. [less-]

Featuring some of New York City’s finest musicians, the R&B tribute band Soul Infinity fuses blues, funk and soul to bring back the sweet sounds of the 1960s and ’70s. The group is headed to New Y... [more+]

Featuring some of New York City’s finest musicians, the R&B tribute band Soul Infinity fuses blues, funk and soul to bring back the sweet sounds of the 1960s and ’70s. The group is headed to New York’s City Vineyard for "The Best of Motown", in which they’ll showcase their skills on the artists of the legendary Detroit label. From Marvin Gaye to Al Green, Otis Redding to Bobby Womack, you’ll hear all the hits that you know and love during this concert that will get you on your feet. [less-]

Boasting sizzling songs, seductive dance numbers and a show biz story that packs a powerful punch, "Chicago" tells the tale of convicted murderers Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, who'll stop at nothing to... [more+]

Boasting sizzling songs, seductive dance numbers and a show biz story that packs a powerful punch, "Chicago" tells the tale of convicted murderers Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, who'll stop at nothing to get the attention of the press and celebrity attorney Billy Flynn. During the showy decadence of the 1920s, their malicious crimes turn them into media darlings, producing a barrage of sensational headlines, the likes of which could just as easily be ripped from today's tabloids. A smash on Broadway (winning six Tony Awards) and on the big screen (winning six Academy Awards), this biting satire features the unforgettable songs of Kander and Ebb, including "All That Jazz," "Cell Block Tango" and many more hits. Enjoy this musical trip back to a time when a little razzle-dazzle made everything just fine in this dazzling production at the Ambassador Theatre in the heart of Broadway. [less-]

They say nice guys finish last. Josh Cohen is Exhibit A. Chronically unsuccessful in love, Josh comes home one day to find his apartment robbed of everything but a Neil Diamond CD. Now, though he may ... [more+]

They say nice guys finish last. Josh Cohen is Exhibit A. Chronically unsuccessful in love, Josh comes home one day to find his apartment robbed of everything but a Neil Diamond CD. Now, though he may be broke and broken-hearted, this fixer-upper with a can-do attitude is determined to turn it all around in the new pop-rock musical "The Other Josh Cohen". "Backstage" said it’s like “"Seinfeld" meets Rodgers and Hart,” while "The New York Times" called it “heartfelt” and “pure fun.” Come along with Josh as he tells (and sings) the tale of his romantic misadventures and family foibles, brought to life by a band of actors playing multiple roles and a score that will have you laughing and singing all the way back home from off-Broadway’s Westside Theatre. [less-]