“IF YOU WANT TO SEE HOW THE SPARK DOESN’T DIE, COME TO THIS PLAY.” – DANIEL CARLTON, DIRECTOR (SPONSORED)

The Negro Ensemble Co., Inc present

The House of the Negro Insane

By Terence Anthony
Directed by Daniel Carlton
With Benjamin Rowe, Rob Penty, Wadiah Waliah, and Sidney Hatcher

The year is 1935. For years, Attius has lived behind the imposing walls of Central State Hospital – one of only seven US psychiatric institutions built to house “insane and idiotic negroes” – where the homeless and destitute are confined alongside the diseased and the criminally insane.

Attius has carved out a meager existence within the hospital building coffins, quietly crafting the final boxes for those who will never see freedom again. But everything changes when two new patients arrive, and Attius is forced to confront a possibility he buried long ago – a chance at life beyond the walls.

Content transparency: Recommended ages 16+. This show contains haze as well as strong language, racial slurs, and violence.

Use code SKINT to snag $29 tickets* (reg. $54!)
Valid for all performances

Performances: August 14 – September 6; Tues-Fri 7:15, Sat 2:15 & 7:15, Sun 2:15

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

59E59 Theaters – a quick block from SUBWAY 4/5/6 N/W/R at 59 St.

*Standard service fees apply to all phone/internet orders. Listed price is inclusive of all fees. Limit 4 tickets per order. All offers subject to availability. This offer may be revoked or modified at any time without notice. Not valid with any other offer.

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CRUEL SUMMER: 80s & 90s DANCE PARTY – 8/14 AT LITTLEFIELD (SPONSORED)

Pounding the pavement in a New York City summer can feel like Walkin’ On The Sun. But don’t go chasing Waterfalls, because we’ve got what you need to cut Footloose at the skint’s 80s & 90s Cruel Summer dance party!

On Friday, August 14, get Into The Groove and Dance With Somebody at a dance party set to the soundtracks of our lives. We’re taking over Littlefield with 80s & 90s anthems performed by kick-ass 10-piece cover band The Engagements and 80s & 90s hits spun by Party Like It’s 1999’s DJ Steve Reynolds! Plus, a photo booth all night!

Don’t wait out the weekend till Blue Monday. Let’s Dance!

the skint presents:
Cruel Summer: 80s & 90s Dance Party
Featuring The Engagements + Party Like It’s 1999’s Steve Reynolds

Friday, August 14 7-11pm
Littlefield
635 Sackett Street, Brooklyn

Special offer for the skint readers:
Get tickets for just $9.73 in advance with promo code “bananarama” (reg. $14.86).
$12 at the door if you mention “bananarama” (reg. $15).

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THREE COWORKERS VS. ONE TOURIST TRAP – THE VESSEL (SPONSORED)

Through The Tollbooth Co. presents

The Vessel

By Brendan George
Directed by Peter Charney

With Will Ingram, Anastasia Locke, and Sofonyas

In the center of Hudson Yards, New York City, stands a honeycomb-like structure known simply as the Vessel. After its unveiling in 2019, this 150-foot interactive art installation was repeatedly shut down, becoming an unexpected and controversial viral obsession.

Inspired by these true events, three minimum wage parks employees find themselves at the center of attention in The Vessel. The unlikely trio works together in hilarious and surprising ways as they navigate through and beyond the structure that looms over their every move.

Three coworkers against one tourist trap – a new play based on an infamous NYC landmark from the Drama Desk Award-nominated creators of A Eulogy for Roman.

Use code SKINT to snag $19 tickets* (reg. $42!)
Valid for all performances, code expires August 16

Performances: July 30 – August 23; Tues-Sat 7:30; Sat & Sun 2:30

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

59E59 Theaters – a quick block from SUBWAY 4/5/6 N/W/R at 59 St.

*Standard service fees apply to all phone/internet orders. Listed price is inclusive of all fees. Limit 4 tickets per order. All offers subject to availability. This offer may be revoked or modified at any time without notice. Not valid with any other offer.

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