This tiny, 45-seat basement space vibrates with the energy of punky St. Marks Place, especially when one of the shows decides to open up the Beer Pantry (for real!) and avail itself of the space's brand-new liquor license. Folding chairs, a bathroom that's basically backstage and creaky wooden risers complete the picture of a perfectly downtown space that hasn't sold out to the Man. Recently, the hit show MilkMilkLemonade wreaked merry havoc here.
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Address
94 St. Marks Pl
New York
10009
Cross street:
between First Ave and Ave A
Transport:
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, L to First Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Frigid New York gives you the chills in its fourth annual festival inspired by Mexico's dead-lifting DĂa de los Muertos. The lineup features spooky variety nights, horror plays and other macabre diversions, including a cabaret with a traditional ofrenda. Among the offerings are Scott Robinson's solo Edgar Allan Poe's Last Call, the neoclown shows Hex Appeal and 3Pigs+Wolf, the original musical I'm That Witch and the return of The Witching Hour, a triple feature hosted Andrew Agress. Visit the festival's website for a schedule and a full roster of partipating shows.
The clever Peter Michael Marino brings back his kid-friendly spoof of Planet of the Apes, which uses toy-theater techniques to tell the story of astronauts who land on a world controlled by hyperintelligent vine fruit. It sounds like—dare we say?—a whole bunch of fun. The hour-long multimedia production, directed by Michole Biancosino, features original music by Michael Harren.
Children's
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