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The Hotel Colors
- Rated as: 3/5
- Price band: 2/4
Theater review by Jenna Scherer. The Bushwick Starr (see the Off-Off List). By Eliza Bent. Dir. Anna Brenner. With ensemble cast. 2hrs. No intermission. What’s the difference between saying “I’m Bill” and “I call myself Bill”? Is the first speaker fundamentally more Bill than the second? Such
- 207 Starr St, between Irving and Wyckoff Aves
- $18
- Sat May 18 - Sat Jun 1
White Hot
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
Theater review by Adam Feldman. Flea Theater (Off-Off Broadway). By Tommy Smith. Dir. Courtney Ulrich. With ensemble cast. 55mins. No intermission. As its double-edged title implies, Tommy Smith’s incendiary White Hot limns the paradoxical thrill of self-erasure. The most straightforward of its
- 41 White St, between Broadway and Church St
- $15–$30
- Sat May 18 - Sun May 26
Everyone Was Chanting Your Name
- Rated as: 3/5
- Price band: 2/4
Theater review by Helen Shaw. Abrons Arts Center (see the Off-Off List). Written and directed by Abigail Browde and Michael Silverstone. With ensemble cast. 1hr 10mins. No intermission. Experimental director-playwright Richard Maxwell (statesman of the deadpan performance) has described the theater
- 466 Grand St, at Pitt St, 10002
- $20
- Sat May 18 - Sun May 19
queerSpawn
- Price band: 2/4
Obie collector David Greenspan plies his golden archness as sex columnist and It Gets Better campaign founder Dan Savage in Mallery Avidon's new play about high-school bullying in small-town, small-minded America. Jesse Geiger directs.
- 145 Sixth Ave, between Dominick and Spring Sts
- $18
- Sat May 18 - Sun May 19
Angela Di Carlo: The Mad World of Miss Hathaway
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
If you tune in to Mad Men just for bodacious badass Christina Hendricks, this serial satirical musical is for you. Angela Di Carlo writes and stars as ’60s secretary Joanne Hathaway. For more information, go to madworldofmisshathaway.tumblr.com.
- 21A Clinton St, between E Houston and Stanton Sts, 10002
- $20
- Sat May 18 - Sun May 19
I Wanna Destroy You
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Joshua Conkel (MilkMilkLemonade) applies his sometimes acid wit to the tale of a frustrated gay man working as a personal assistant for a dragonish romance novelist. Dan Horrigan directs a cast that includes Geneva Carr and Anthony Johnston. Click here for more information.
- 410 W 42nd St, between Ninth and Tenth Aves, downstairs
- $18
- Sat May 18 - Sat Jun 1
Patti Issues
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Theater review by Raven Snook. The Duplex (Off-Off Broadway). By Ben Rimalower. Dir. Aaron Mark. With Rimalower. 1hr. No intermission. A director and writer by trade, self-professed musical-theater queen Ben Rimalower turns out to be a natural in the spotlight as well. In the dishy, high-energy
- 61 Christopher St , at Seventh Ave South
- $20, at the door $25, plus two-drink minimum
- Sat May 18
Distorted Broadway
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Dallas DuBois and her distorted drag pals Holly Dae, Bootsie LeFaris, Pixie Aventura and Tina Burner have already taken on Disney; now they're taking aim at the Great White Way with satirical spins on Jersey Boys, Annie, The Book of Mormon and more. For more information, go to spincyclenyc.com.
- 407 W 42nd St, between Ninth and Tenth Aves, downstairs, 10036
- $15 plus $15 minimum
- Fri May 24
