Rehearsal Behavior: Cinedance on 16mm
A guest-curated 16mm program tracing cinedance from 1941 to 1973, including Maya Deren, projected on actual film in a tiny Brooklyn room.
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Comedy, theatre and film — shows with a curtain or a projector.
A guest-curated 16mm program tracing cinedance from 1941 to 1973, including Maya Deren, projected on actual film in a tiny Brooklyn room.
A bad martial arts movie, drinking games, trivia, and free pizza at a Bushwick bar arcade, which is genuinely the best deal on this list.
The filmmaker himself walks you into the Bronx of 1982 before a screening of the movie that put hip hop on screen.
Italian opera under the trees in Central Park, and you don't have to know a single aria to show up.
A new run at Greenwich House Theater in the West Village, the kind of small downtown room where the plays tend to find you before anyone is.
Free Molière in Prospect Park, performed lakeside by a company that actually knows what it's doing. Bring a blanket and stay for the whole thing.
Another night of the new run at Greenwich House Theater in the West Village.
Miles Okazaki plays all of Monk, on screen, for the first time — at Roulette.
Glawogger's first major feature documentary exploring twelve separate narratives throughout four of the world's largest cities: Mumbai,...
Molière's most subversive play, for free, on the grass at the Laceside in Prospect Park. Bring a blanket and a picnic.
Just the title and a West Village theater — sometimes that is plenty to make a week.
Nearly 900 tapes from a downtown video club, finally digitized, and they're throwing a party for the whole archive at Spectacle.
Molière in the Park returns to the Prospect Park lakefront with Don Juan — full production, totally free, bring a blanket.
Ric Burns' new documentary on the future of Lower Manhattan, screened before the conversation that follows.
Glawogger's last completed film, shot in three red-light districts across three continents, screening late at night in a 30-seat room.
A 50-minute trip between the ordinary and the otherworldly, playing once at Spectacle.
Van Cortlandt Park Alliance and Horace Mann School Present:Starlight Cinema: Four-Legged FriendsFREE! Movies in the Park FREE!Friday...
A new play at Greenwich House Theater in the Village.
Free Molière at Lakeside — Prospect Park's outdoor stage does Don Juan with a real company, no ticket required.
A brand-new, site-specific dance work that weaves up Riverside Park South — bring something to sit on and follow the thread.
Live shadow-cast Rocky Horror at Berlin, props and shouts from the crowd included.
Molière's Don Juan, free, in Prospect Park — the kind of afternoon that makes September worth it.