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- FringeNYC
Barrow Street Theater
Friday, August 8 at 5:00pm - THE STRANGERER
Barrow Street Theater
Wednesday, July 9 at 7:30pm - Satellites
Barrow Street Theater
Saturday, July 19 at 5:00pm - TJ & Dave
Barrow Street Theater
Friday, July 25 at 10:00pm - Baby Wants Candy
Barrow Street Theater
Friday, July 18 at 10:00pm - HIP-NOS
Barrow Street Theater
Sunday, June 29 at 7:30pm - Two Men Talking
Barrow Street Theater
Tuesday, June 24 at 7:30pm
Barrow Street Theater The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) is the largest multi-arts festival in North America, with more than 200 companies from all over the world performing for 16 days in more than 20 venues – that's a total of more than 1300 performances! FringeNYC generates an atmosphere of extreme excitement, and our energy is contagious!
The New York International Fringe Festival
Time:5:00PM Friday, August 8th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater Under the direction of the renowned David Schweizer, Taylor Negron performs stories for the new millennium. Accompanied by singer/songwriter Logan Heftel and pianist Louis Durra - the show has been touring around the globe, recently returning from the prestigious Green Room at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival in Scotland, where it was presented by Paul Provenza, director of 'The Aristocrats.'
A spoken-word fusion of hysterically moving true stories and original music.
Time:5:00PM Saturday, July 19th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater
One of the books on President Bush's 2006 vacation reading list was Albert Camus' absurdist tale of senseless murder, The Stranger. In hopes that the French philosopher might shed some light on the recent political climate - or vice versa - Maher's new play The Strangerer collides several of Camus' works with the first... Bush/Kerry presidential debate in 2004.
The formalities of the debate are overturned as Bush and Kerry struggle with the question not of if or why an innocent man should be killed (the man in question being moderator Jim Lehrer), but rather what is the proper manner in which to go about killing him.Read More
The formalities of the debate are overturned as Bush and Kerry struggle with the question not of if or why an innocent man should be killed (the man in question being moderator Jim Lehrer), but rather what is the proper manner in which to go about killing him.Read More
The Strangerer is part political satire, part classical drama, part contemporary debate, and a murder mystery with the murderers in plain view.
Time:7:30PM Wednesday, July 9th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater The Barrow Street Theater box office is open Tuesday-Sunday from 1:00 PM to curtain (6 PM on non-performance days).
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Baby Wants Candy (BWC) asks the audience for a title of a musical that has never been performed before. The first title they hear then becomes the title and basis for that evening's 60 minute completely improvised musical. BWC is accompanied by a full band.
BWC was founded in Chicago in 1997, and has performed over 1,400 completely improvised musicals to sold-out crowds from Singapore to Edinburgh.
"Baby Wants Candy will impress even your most Sondheim-obsessed friends by performing a completely improvised, one-hour musical. And you thought you pulled impressive things out of your ass?" - Gawker.com
Time:10:00PM Friday, July 18th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater Two of Chicago's most highly regarded Second City veterans, TJ Jagodowski and Dave Pasquesi, are introducing New York audiences to their brand of long-form improvisation at The Barrow Street Theatre. Fans of TJ and Dave forever marvel at their technique, mental dexterity, and uncanny ability to create incredible, hour-long instant plays out of thin air (without audience suggestions).
"The comics TJ Jagodowski and Dave Pasquesi miraculously improvise a one-hour play at every performance. This is an impressive feat of mental athletics, but the results are also observant, complex and frequently enormously funny." - NEW YORK TIMES
Time:10:00PM Friday, July 25th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater
Traditional Irish singing meets Hip-Hop! Where Irish sean-nós singing meets hip-hop and spoken word from Dublin and New York in a fusion of beats, sounds and songs. Hip-Nós comes to BST for one night only so don’t miss one of the most interesting artistic collaborations to come out of Dublin, Ireland - fused with the f...resh sounds of NYC artists. Presented by axis:ballymun in association with Barrow Street Theatre. Supported by Foras na Gaeilge and Culture Ireland.Read More
Barrow Street Theater
Two Men Talking is the live performance of a friendship. Over a period of ten years this unscripted piece continues to develop through its live performance, shaped by the listening of each audience. It has now been performed in South Africa, London, Edinburgh, Canada and Australia.
Created and Performed by Paul Browde & Murray Nossel
Directed by Dan Milne
Johannesburg 1974: A teacher asks two rival schoolboys to tell each other a story. Decades later, they meet by chance in New York as Oscar®-nominated filmmaker and psychiatrist and set out to transform the world through their real life storytelling.
Time:7:30PM Tuesday, June 24th
Location:Barrow Street Theater
