THURSDAY Sasha Velour’s Nightgowns Thursday, April 20 at National Sawdust, 8:30 pm doors, 10 pm show: $18 advance, $22 doors If you live in Brooklyn…
Performance Picks: Colorful Comedy, Wilderness Therapy, Taboo Poets
THURSDAY Comedy Cunt Thursday, November 3 at Bluestockings Bookstore, 7 pm: FREE. Now that this show’s title has your attention, let us give you some…
Performance Picks: Muskrats, Menstruation, And a Trip to Jupiter
WEDNESDAY The Annotated History of the American Muskrat Continues through July 16 at the New Ohio Theater, 154 Christopher Street, West Village. 7pm. Tickets are…
Four Readings: Growing Up in the Chelsea Hotel, Nerdy Road Trip, and Life in the Shadow of NASA
Tuesday Nicolaia Rips: Trying to Float July 12, 7pm at Strand Bookstore, 828 Broadway at 12th Street. The Chelsea Hotel is deeply entrenched in New…
Four Readings: Klingon Blood Wine, Abortion Stories, and Refugee Poems
THURSDAY Ed Gross presents: The Fifty-Year Mission July 7, 7pm at Word Bookstore, at Villain LLC at 50 N 3rd Street. Trekkies, this one’s for…
Howl’Ya Honor Ginsberg? By Going to This Beat Poetry Fest
If Allen Ginsberg were still croaking around today, he would’ve just celebrated his 90th birthday. I can see it now– the old man and his expansive beard,…
4 Talks + Readings – Rebecca Traister, Larry Kramer, and a Beat Generation Fest
WEDNESDAY Vulture Insider’s Book Club with Rebecca Traister April 6 at 7:30 p.m, at The Strand, 828 Broadway New York magazine’s own Rebecca Traister recently published All…
Talks + Readings: Elvis Costello, Humans of New York, and The Game Guy
TUESDAY Elvis Costello Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. Barnes & Noble, 33 East 17th Street (Union Square). Hear the story of little Declan Patrick MacManus…
Ed Sanders Had a Fuggin Amazing 75th Birthday
Last night at Bowery Poetry Club, friends of counterculture icon Ed Sanders marked his 75th birthday by lauding him variously as a journalist, an investigative poet, a utopian anarchist,…
Celebrate Bloomsday and Friday the 13th With These Talks and Readings
Who ever said that writing, at its best, is a lonely life? We’ve got your weekly round-up of bibliovents that prove once in a while…