Between the years 1900 and 1903, brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright visit Kitty Hawk, N.C. to test a flying machine they have been building. Though they chose Kitty Hawk for its high wind speeds and flat terrain, they were unaware at how much the people of the Outer Banks would effect them. JuLY 22 @ 6:15pm July 26 @ 9pm July 28 @ 4pm - Sunday This is a Musical. Running time 90 minutes
Following last year's "Composer Pianists" recital, BSM piano faculty member Nuno Marques continues to explore the music of Rachmaninoff, Debussy, and Granados.
Magical Nights Inc., presents New York's longest running Off-Broadway Magic Show, MONDAY NIGHT MAGIC. Each week you'll find a different array of the finest stage magicians performing world-class magic in an intimate theatrical setting. The fun continues during intermission as sleight-of-hand close-up magicians mingle with guests in the Close-Up Gallery as well as in the theater. Monday Night Magic performers have been featured on numerous television shows, including ABC's Good Morning America, CBS's Early Show, NBC's Today Show, America's Got Talent, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and on The Wall Street Journal Report. * The New York Press gave Monday Night Magic a "Best of Manhattan" award. * TimeOut NY says that Monday Night Magic is, "New York's Best Magic Venue." * The New York Post raved, "It was fascinating - more involving than many big-budget, magic shows I've seen!" Come and experience for yourself the non-stop amazement and amusement, wit and wonderment of Monday Night Magic. How To Get There - See the Monday Night Magic Web Site at: http://www.mondaynightmagic.com -------------...
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his fathers pension check, since the steel mill closed. Then his father passes away. JuLY 22 @ 9pm July 24 @ 9pm July 27 @ 6:30pm Play run 90 minutes
New York City July 22-26, 2019 10am-5:30pm Monday-Friday Fee: $385 Leader: Chantal Bilodeau The Incubator is open to artists, activists, scientists, and educators who want to engage or further their engagement with climate change through artistic practices. All disciplines are welcome and individuals from traditionally underrepresented populations and communities are encouraged to attend. The Incubator is an inclusive environment that supports diverse perspectives. During this 5-day intensive, participants interact with accomplished guest speakers from fields such as environmental humanities, climate science, climate change activism, and visual and performing arts. Work sessions allow everyone to dig deep into the challenges and concerns of working at the intersection of arts and climate change such as embracing activism without sacrificing personal vision and artistic integrity, letting go of the idea of "product," and bringing the arts to non-traditional audiences. Group exercises and discussions cover a range of topics including: - How to think about climate change as a systemic...
BSM faculty artist, Tereasa Payne, invites audiences to explore how flutes are used around the world to communicate, connect and create a sense of belonging.
"Awe-inspiring . . . flat-out miraculous" - The New York Times ''What a great idea for a show . . . so smart'' - Ira Glass "a one-of-a-kind adventure"- Atlas Obscura "Terrific" - The Village Voice THE SHOW You walk into an unassuming office building in Herald Square and are greeted by professional magician Noah Levine. You ride an elevator to the 6th floor, walk through a narrow hallway and stop at the door to Louis Tannens the oldest magic shop in New York City. Inside there are sprawling bookshelves, colorful boxes, and hundreds of drawers with mysterious labels. Noah takes the group through the space telling some of the stores most curious historical anecdotes, sometimes pausing to perform one of Tannens best sellers from the 1930s. Drinks are served, everyone is seated at a circular table, and all the lights are turned out except for a single overhead lamp. With the table as a stage, an interactive show begins. THE HOST Since the tender age of 9, Noah Levine has studied the art of magic. Today, he is world-renowned as one of the leading young scholars and performers in the field....
"Awe-inspiring . . . flat-out miraculous" - The New York Times ''What a great idea for a show . . . so smart'' - Ira Glass "a one-of-a-kind adventure"- Atlas Obscura "Terrific" - The Village Voice THE SHOW You walk into an unassuming office building in Herald Square and are greeted by professional magician Noah Levine. You ride an elevator to the 6th floor, walk through a narrow hallway and stop at the door to Louis Tannens the oldest magic shop in New York City. Inside there are sprawling bookshelves, colorful boxes, and hundreds of drawers with mysterious labels. Noah takes the group through the space telling some of the stores most curious historical anecdotes, sometimes pausing to perform one of Tannens best sellers from the 1930s. Drinks are served, everyone is seated at a circular table, and all the lights are turned out except for a single overhead lamp. With the table as a stage, an interactive show begins. THE HOST Since the tender age of 9, Noah Levine has studied the art of magic. Today, he is world-renowned as one of the leading young scholars and performers in the field....
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his fathers pension check, since the steel mill closed. Then his father passes away. JuLY 22 @ 9pm July 24 @ 9pm July 27 @ 6:30pm Play run 90 minutes
Made in Brooklyn Tours® are award-winning neighborhood tours with a "Made in Brooklyn" theme. Each is a cross between a factory tour and a shopping tour featuring artists, artisans and crafters literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Discover Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution and celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit. See who's makin' it in Brooklyn! Get off the beaten path and go behind the scenes on Brooklyn's historic waterfront. Visit the shops, showrooms and workspaces of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers. Discover the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution. About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native Brooklynite from Bensonhurst. I started Made in Brooklyn Tours® in 2011 after a career working for communications equipment manufacturers. Inspired by makers I discover on my travels abroad, it's my business to seek out who's "makin' it" here in Brooklyn. I personally lead all Made in Brooklyn Tours®, am a licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide and advocate for...
In 1890, Irving T. Bush endeavored to build a monumental intermodal warehousing and distribution center on the Brooklyn waterfront. Ridiculed as "Bush's Folley" at the time, Bush Terminal would quickly become a major international seaport employing neary 25,000 people. By the 1960s urban manufacturing entered a decades long period of decline as most major manufacturers closed their doors. Fast forward to the present. $400M of capital investment has transformed 16 buildings and 2.6M square feet of space on 35 acres into a thriving community campus. Today's Industry City is a micro-economy of over 500 innovative companies and entrepreneurial start-ups. Join me on an industrial strength Made in Brooklyn Tour® of Industry City. Get off the ground floor and go behind the scenes of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit and see who's makin' it in Brooklyn! About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native...
Yas! Presents Yas! Showcase The YAS! Showcasehosted by Ali Mierzejewski and Rachel Clayton, co-founders of YAS!: Women + Non-Binary Folks in Comedyis a variety show that shows off the talents of the women and non-binary performers. In a mix of improv mash-up teams and stand-up, character, musical, and other solo acts, come be absolutely WOWed by talented performers you've seen around town and love in a whole new light - and earn a coveted star on the Ally Chart(TM).
In 1890, Irving T. Bush endeavored to build a monumental intermodal warehousing and distribution center on the Brooklyn waterfront. Ridiculed as "Bush's Folley" at the time, Bush Terminal would quickly become a major international seaport employing neary 25,000 people. By the 1960s urban manufacturing entered a decades long period of decline as most major manufacturers closed their doors. Fast forward to the present. $400M of capital investment has transformed 16 buildings and 2.6M square feet of space on 35 acres into a thriving community campus. Today's Industry City is a micro-economy of over 500 innovative companies and entrepreneurial start-ups. Join me on an industrial strength Made in Brooklyn Tour® of Industry City. Get off the ground floor and go behind the scenes of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit and see who's makin' it in Brooklyn! About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native...
Made in Brooklyn Tours® are award-winning neighborhood tours with a "Made in Brooklyn" theme. Each is a cross between a factory tour and a shopping tour featuring artists, artisans and crafters literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Discover Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution and celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit. See who's makin' it in Brooklyn! Get off the beaten path and go behind the scenes on Brooklyn's historic waterfront. Visit the shops, showrooms and workspaces of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers. Discover the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution. About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native Brooklynite from Bensonhurst. I started Made in Brooklyn Tours® in 2011 after a career working for communications equipment manufacturers. Inspired by makers I discover on my travels abroad, it's my business to seek out who's "makin' it" here in Brooklyn. I personally lead all Made in Brooklyn Tours®, am a licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide and advocate for...
A free weekly standup comedy show on Fridays at 7:30pm in the Basement Lounge at Oppa Bar (162 W. 4th St) in the West Village featuring comics who have appeared on NBC, TruTV, Comedy Central and more! Free! No cover! No drink minimum.
Set in New York City at the turn of the century and based on a true story, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teenaged 'newsies,' who dreams only of a better life far from the hardship of the streets. But when publishing titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices at the newsboys' expense, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies newsies from across the city to strike and take a stand for what's right.
Between the years 1900 and 1903, brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright visit Kitty Hawk, N.C. to test a flying machine they have been building. Though they chose Kitty Hawk for its high wind speeds and flat terrain, they were unaware at how much the people of the Outer Banks would effect them. JuLY 22 @ 6:15pm July 26 @ 9pm July 28 @ 4pm - Sunday This is a Musical. Running time 90 minutes
Made in Brooklyn Tours® are award-winning neighborhood tours with a "Made in Brooklyn" theme. Each is a cross between a factory tour and a shopping tour featuring artists, artisans and crafters literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Discover Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution and celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit. See who's makin' it in Brooklyn! Get off the beaten path and go behind the scenes on Brooklyn's historic waterfront. Visit the shops, showrooms and workspaces of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers. Discover the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution. About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native Brooklynite from Bensonhurst. I started Made in Brooklyn Tours® in 2011 after a career working for communications equipment manufacturers. Inspired by makers I discover on my travels abroad, it's my business to seek out who's "makin' it" here in Brooklyn. I personally lead all Made in Brooklyn Tours®, am a licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide and advocate for...
DESCRIPTION: The Quantum Eye is an entertaining and fascinating exploration of mentalism, magic, perception and deception, where extraordinary ability and humor blend with audience participation to make for a unique performance every time. Join Sam on a journey past the limits of possibility in a show that has been awarded the world record as the longest-running one-man Off-Broadway magic show! AGE RESTRICTIONS: The show is sophisticated and family-friendly, but may not be visually entertaining for children under 7 years of age. NO CHILDREN UNDER AGE 5 ADMITTED IN THEATER. DURATION: ~ 90 minutes with no intermission PRESS CLIPS: "Amazing feats of memory, mental agility and apparent mental telepathy . . . Dazzling! Undeniably impressive!" - New York Post "Irresistibly enjoyable. Eaton deserves a full house every night." - nytheatre.com "Chillingly weird and so real you might want to have your cardiologist on hand, but still family friendly" - New York Press "A smart, fast-paced mental magic show that is suitable for the entire family." - The Villager "Sure, David Copperfield can walk...
Witness Magicienne Belinda Sinclair's Miracles in her Private Conjuring Room As part of a very intimate group of 13 people, you will be ushered into Belinda's private and secret conjuring room, where you will be transported back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries to experience a time where famous female conjurors and spiritualists captivated their patrons by performing impossible feats of magic. Drenched in fascinating history, the thrilling two and a half, to three hour journey into the past will come to life with Belinda re-creating and performing astonishing feats of sleight-of- hand & mind, while warding off things that go bump in the night. Before the show, you'll enjoy a wonderful cup of tea with English biscuits and see some of Belinda's private collection of all things magic. It is an experience that will leave you illuminated, fascinated and filled with wonder. A rare and exclusive adventure into the mysterious world of Belinda Sinclair, whom Time Out Magazine proclaimed "the world's best female magician." The magic is extra ordinary, the metaphors are illuminating,...
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his fathers pension check, since the steel mill closed. Then his father passes away. JuLY 22 @ 9pm July 24 @ 9pm July 27 @ 6:30pm Play run 90 minutes
Set in New York City at the turn of the century and based on a true story, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teenaged 'newsies,' who dreams only of a better life far from the hardship of the streets. But when publishing titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices at the newsboys' expense, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies newsies from across the city to strike and take a stand for what's right.
Shot4Shot is simple. We take your favorite movie script and blind cast the whole thing then do a drinking game/reading. Come have fun with us. We're taking this movie back and doing it our way. Let's fix it as best we can. It's a drinking game! Beer and wine on sale at The Tank's bar, BYOB if you want to do shots.
Made in Brooklyn Tours® are award-winning neighborhood tours with a "Made in Brooklyn" theme. Each is a cross between a factory tour and a shopping tour featuring artists, artisans and crafters literally "makin' it" in Brooklyn. Tours are designed for small to mid-sized groups for an especially good time together. Discover Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution and celebrate our Creativity, Ingenuity & Entrepreneurial Spirit. See who's makin' it in Brooklyn! Get off the beaten path and go behind the scenes on Brooklyn's historic waterfront. Visit the shops, showrooms and workspaces of a curated selection of unique Brooklyn makers. Discover the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution. About Me I'm Dom Gervasi and I'm a native Brooklynite from Bensonhurst. I started Made in Brooklyn Tours® in 2011 after a career working for communications equipment manufacturers. Inspired by makers I discover on my travels abroad, it's my business to seek out who's "makin' it" here in Brooklyn. I personally lead all Made in Brooklyn Tours®, am a licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide and advocate for...
Few traces of colonial New York remain among Manhattan's streets and skyscrapers. This walking tour will uncover the history of mortality in early New York, particularly related to how, and where, a person was interred. Life could be hard in the rowdy seaport, with yellow fever outbreaks and an active slave trade, and this exploration will consider who is missing from the plaques, surviving cemeteries, and other public commemorations of our past. Meet: Outside Museum of the American Indian, 1 Bowling Green, Manhattan Allison C. Meier is a Brooklyn-based writer and researcher focused on art, architecture, and history. Previously, she was a staff writer at Hyperallergic, and the senior editor at Atlas Obscura. She is a licensed NYC sightseeing guide who regularly leads tours in NYC cemeteries.