Last Monday, a group of comedians and writers sat down with Vinson Cunningham, staff writer for The New Yorker, to discuss The Power of Political Satire on TV. The writers included: David Cross, Lizz Winstead, Elayne Boosler, Felonious Monk, and Dave Smith.
Last Saturday, Gramatik lit up the crowd at Avant Gardner with their vibrant color show and groovy beats.
Last Monday, Musicians on Call (MOC) celebrated 20 years of spreading the healing power of music with a performance from Gavin DeGraw.
Last Monday, The New York Comedy Festival (NYCF) and the Bob Woodruff Foundation presented the 13th Annual Stand Up For Heroes (SUFH) event to honor the nation’s impacted veterans and their families.
Booking.com has rebuilt the Addams Family House that is not only spooky but also creepy, kooky, and all together ooky.
The Addams Family is back with a star studded cast and a fresh, new political take on what it’s like to be different.
Last Wednesday, The Henry Street Settlement highlighted their collaboration with James Fuentes LLC, which together promoted young artists from the Lower East Side.
Last Friday, Lauv performed at Terminal 5, showcasing songs from his upcoming album ‘How I’m Feeling’.
Argentinian director Javier Devitt gives us M, a Spanish Horror Series about a young couple who are trying to find the boyfriend’s dad in the mountains of Patagonia.
Alexander Etseyatse directs and stars in Otis, a show portraying the real-life struggles of someone with mental illness.