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VISION DISTURBANCE
By Christina Masciotti; directed by Richard Maxwell
September 1-18 | $18
New York City Players present a new play about a woman who loses her husband — and the vision in one of her eyes.
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JOEY ARIAS IN CONCERT
October 1, 2, 8 & 9 | 8:30 pm | $25
The incomparable Joey Arias, a fixture of the downtown performance scene, returns to the Abrons for his first concert appearance in New York City in almost a decade.
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JACK FERVER: NOTES ON A SCANDAL
October 8 & 9 | 8:30 pm | $10
An over-the-top, insane evening of lesbian lust, sociopath school teachers, and outlandish fighting, sex, and more fighting — all done with British accents!
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ANN MAGNUSON & ADAM DUGAS: DUELING HARPS
October 14-16 | 8 pm | $20
Ann Magnuson and Adam Dugas face off on vocals as Alexander Rannie and Mia Theodoratus strum their harps in this twisted match of musical one-upmanship.
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ARMITAGE GONE! DANCE: THINK PUNK
October 17 | 3 pm | free
October 18 | 8 pm | $10
The punk ballerina's company excerpts her ground-shattering works Drastic-Classicism and Watteau Duets.
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STEAMPUNK HAUNTED HOUSE
Zach Morris/Third Rail Projects
October 23-31 | $10-$25
A beautiful and terrifying dreamscape of neo-Victorian elegance and phantasmagoric clockwork horrors.
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HOWARD FISHMAN TRIO RELEASE
November 4-6 | 8 pm | $15 advance, $20 at door, $40 package
The critically-acclaimed singer, composer, and bandleader celebrates the release of three new albums.
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KT SULLIVAN & MARK NADLER: UPTOWN DOWNTOWN
November 7 | 3 pm | $10
The cabaret luminaries venture south of 42nd Street for this ‘smarvelous and ‘swonderful Sunday afternoon concert of masterworks from the Great American Songbook.
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DANIEL CLIFTON & CHRISTOPHER LANCASTER: TIME STANDS STILL
November 11-13 | 8 pm | $25
Two men search for the present, through beats and music, and through dance and dreams.
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SAMUAEL TOPIARY: LANDSCAPE WITH THE FALL OF ICARUS
November 11-20 | 8 pm | $15
An evening-length exploration of western culture’s relentless compulsion to tempt fate and reach beyond our human limits.
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JONAH BOKAER & HARRISON ATELIER: ANCHISES
November 17-21 | 7:30 p.m. | $20; $15 students/seniors
An abstraction of the Greek myth of Anchises, from choreographer Jonah Bokaer and design firm Harrison Atelier.
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URBAN BALLET THEATER: NUTCRACKER IN THE LOWER
November 27-December 4 | $20
A Henry Street tradition that infuses Tchaikovsky with a Lower East Side twist, blending hip-hop and salsa with the classic holiday ballet.
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JUSTIN BOND: CHRISTMAS SPELLS
December 9-12 + 15-18 | 8 pm | $25, $15 students/seniors
A holiday variety show starring Justin Bond and the Pixie Harlots that promises to be a glittering evening of singing, dancing, and heartwarming perversion.
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