The Wayfaring Strangers Present Your Improvised Bluegrass Musical Jambalooza!
Sunday May 4, 9PM
THE PIT
154 W. 29th St., New York, NY, 10001
Join us for the maiden voyage of an improvised musical featuring old-timey bluegrass tunes and a rotating cast on traditional instruments like banjo, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, washboard, egg shakers and kazoo …
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Hey, New Jersey! We’re putting a Necromancers-ish spin on some newer titles at The Book House in Millburn, NJ, Wednesday April 17 at 7pm.
Featuring:
Nick Balaban (Hello, Cruel World / Blues Clues)
Bryce Edwards (The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour)
Neal Pollack (Pothead / The Greatest Living American Writer)
Dejen Tesfagiorgis (Deja Deja Comedy / PBS Kids)
Hosted by Ayun Halliday, Queen of the Apes (The East Village Inky / Creative, Not Famous)
FREE! so support an indie bookstore and buy some books!
Part of Book and Film Globe Week…
Witness the Transformation as The Silverback re-emerges from beneath the greatest tonsorial project in pandemic history.
He started growing this mop the day the theaters went dark in NYC, clobbering I Am Nobody just 3 performances into its run.
All that fur served him well, but it’s time to lighten the load in advance of some impending projects.
First up: Necromancers of the Public Domain: Broadway Racketeers at Caveat, NYC 2/29. Ticket up.
Watch the livestream December 17 at 1pm EST. Theater of the Apes’ hourlong contribution to the CyberTank’s 24 Hour Telethon.
Adam Szymkowicz of 1000 Playwright Interviews, spoke with Silverback Greg Kotis about I AM NOBODY, his theatrical heroes, and his advice to young playwrights.
Let’s see what he had to say…
Celebrating our beloved metropolis, the best city on this concrete earth!
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! (Early bird discount through January 31 with the code HELLGATE)
We’re gonna need to lay in more crepe paper.
We know you’ve got five zillion invitations, but this is the best one.
Early birds get a discount! Use the code: NUTCUP
Surprise your Ma to see Theater of the Apes resurrect CHILDHOOD, a 106-year-old book by Alice Meynell, as the next installment in our monthly New York City variety series, NECROMANCERS OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. Its one and only performance is the day after Mother’s Day.
Oh hi. Here’s what’s for lunch, compliments of Janet McKenzie Hill, author of the Up-to-Date Waitress, which Necromancers of the Public Domain is turning into a 1-night-only NYC variety show at The Tank on March 11 at 8p.
New York Theater Review peeked ‘neath the Queen of the Apes’ petticoats to find the inspiration for and nitty gritty on Necromancers of the Public Domain. Read it here!