These 10 activities are worth leaving the house for.
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November 8 at 7pm +4
The Tank · Hell's Kitchen
Fifteen years after winning Best of the Fest at Hollywood Fringe, Joy Nash brings her revamped one-woman show to The Tank for its New York premiere, recalling a 2003 semester abroad in Europe tangled with a mysterious stranger.
November 18 at 9:30pm
The Tank · Hell's Kitchen
Ethan writes while Lee wears the headphones, leaving everyone to wait and see what happens as Emilia Harrison Daniel and Ethan Williams return to The Tank for another cold evening.
November 20 at 8pm
St. Mark's Church · East Village • $10
Antagonistic improvisation and improper provocation drive this joint appearance by Crackhead Barney and Ann Liv Young at St. Mark’s Church, where both artists turn the venue into a disorderly public space.
February 26 at 2pm +5
Samuel B. & David Rose Building · Upper West Side
Guitar projection mapping and field recordings of nature shape this multimedia show for young audiences, where guitarist Kaki King and theater company Glitch weave a visual world of insects, spiders, melting ice cream, and candy.
November 8 at 4pm +1
Lincoln Center · Manhattan • $5
Newspaper and chopsticks transform into an expressive paper puppet in this thirty-minute interactive performance by Chilean company Silencio Blanco, exploring the delicate bond between puppet, puppeteer, and audience at Clark Studio Theater.
December 3
La MaMa Experimental Theatre · Manhattan
An immigrant artist maps her language struggles onto the exiled poets she translates, staging their works through shadow puppetry shaped by Persian calligraphy during this run at La MaMa Experimental Theatre.
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Sun, Nov 8 · 7:00 PM
The Overlook Bar · Flatiron District
$200-$225
Fri, Nov 13 · 7:00 PM
Lotte New York Palace Hotel · Midtown
$133
Sat, Feb 27 · 8:00 PM
Torn Page · Chelsea
La MaMa Experimental Theatre · Manhattan
$25-$50
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