NY Comedy Festival, The Moth x Comic Relief
The Moth pairs up with Comic Relief for a night of live storytelling — the kind of room where a stranger's bad haircut becomes a ten-minute set.
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Comedy, theatre and film — shows with a curtain or a projector.
The Moth pairs up with Comic Relief for a night of live storytelling — the kind of room where a stranger's bad haircut becomes a ten-minute set.
Jordan Klepper hosts a comedy show at Town Hall as part of the NY Comedy Festival — a big old room with a very specific kind of energy.
Daniel Sloss brings Bitter to the Beacon, with a new show and possible immersive elements. All-in pricing, so no math at the door.
Matthew Broussard does the math on how bad he looks, and it's oddly educational.
Mojo Brookzz taking over the Beacon, and the listing promises immersive stuff.
The Cursed Child is still doing the hallway trick that no other Broadway show attempts.
A new play at Greenwich House with a title worth thinking about on the subway.
John Cameron Mitchell doing Hedwig 25 years on, with the man himself in the room.
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Pre-Existing Condition, a new play at Greenwich House Theater.
Curated animated shorts from around the world, free, with a VR animation room attached.
A musical about a couple's whole life, scored and performed by the two people in it.
Slam Frank at the Orpheum, because a name like that usually comes with a room already laughing.
The Conversation puts a Tony Award winner onstage with the woman who helped write his show, so the story sounds personal before the...
A new play in a small West Village room worth seeing before anyone writes it up.
A new musical about a couple from first date to move-in, with soul and R&B all through it.