GET $20 NEW DEAL TIX TO MACBETH (AN UNDOING) – SPONSORED

Design by Paul Davis Studio / Mo Hinojosa
Photo of Adam Best as Macbeth and Nicole Cooper as Lady Macbeth by Gerry Goodstein.

GET A NEW DEAL TICKET TO ANY PERFORMANCE FOR JUST $20!*
If you are 30 years old or under OR a full-time student of any age, you can purchase a $20 New Deal ticket (up to $90 value). Choose your seat, choose ticket type New Deal (change from Standard), and use promo code NEWDEALSKINT. ONE ID PER TICKET, FOR OTHER ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS – SEE BELOW.

YOU’RE INVITED TO OUR NEW DEAL NIGHT!
If you’re eligible for the New Deal, join us at New Deal Night on Saturday, April 27! Buy your $20 New Deal ticket for the 2:00PM performance of Macbeth (an undoing) and stay for a free post-show talkback. This talkback will be immediately followed by a party at Fulton Hall with complimentary food and drinks and wonderful opportunities to connect with other artists and theatregoers.

SINGLE TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR ANYONE FOR $65** WITH CODE SKINT65!

GET TICKETS AT TFANA.ORG

In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Lady Macbeth begins the play as the driving force who ruthlessly plans and implements regicide. But she soon disappears from the action and re-emerges in the last Act, guilt-ridden, hallucinating and tormented by sleep deprivation. What happened? Zinnie Harris imagines what might be the gaps in Shakespeare’s story, undoing the play as we know it and retelling it with Lady Macbeth at its center.

When Macbeth (an undoing) had its world premiere in February 2023 at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, The Guardian praised its “audacious conjuring of Shakespeare’s Macbeth” and the “superb” Nicole Cooper as Lady Macbeth along with her co-star Adam Best in the title role.

Polonsky Shakespeare Center: 262 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Watch Zinnie Harris and Nicole Cooper discuss Macbeth (an undoing).

* Each New Deal ticket holder must be 30 years of age and under, or a full-time student. A valid ID proving eligibility must be presented for each ticket purchased. IDs must be presented at entry beginning two hours prior to curtain. Failure to show proof of age or student ID will result in a surcharge for a full price ticket.

** $65 ticket discount offer expires 5/4/2024. Full price up to $90. Subject to availability. All internet and phone orders are subject to a handling fee. The offer may be discontinued at any time. Not valid for previous purchases.

Box Office hours are Monday–Saturday, 1–7pm and it can be reached at 646-553-3880 or tickets@TFANA.org.

Face masks are encouraged, but not required.
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Support for Macbeth (an undoing) is provided by Shakespeare in American Communities, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest.

Deloitte and Bloomberg Philanthropies are the 2023-2024 Season Sponsors.

Principal support for Theatre for a New Audience’s season and programs is provided by the Bay and Paul Foundations, the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Jerome L. Greene Foundation Fund in the New York Community Trust, The SHS Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, and The Thompson Family Foundation.

Theatre for a New Audience’s season and programs are also made possible, in part, with public funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities; Shakespeare in American Communities, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest; the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

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TUES-THURS, 4/16-18: FREE BEN + JERRY’S, $1 PIZZA PARTY, PATTI SMITH, AND MORE

tuesday

thru 4/28: 13th annual queens world film festival: the queens film festival returns for a 13th year with 150+ films from 19 countries. museum of the moving image and kaufman astoria studios. $20. >>

tues 12-8pm: free cone day at ben and jerry’s: chill out with a complimentary ice cream cone at participating ben and jerry’s locations today. >>

tues 6:30pm: paul yamazaki: reading the room: a bookseller’s tale: paul yamazaki, principal buyer at san francisco’s legendary city lights booksellers for more than 50 years, presents reading the room: a bookseller’s tale, a published record of discussions on his upbringing, working with industry figures like lawrence ferlinghetti and sonny mehta, and his vision for the future of bookselling. in conversation with sarah mcnally, founder of mcnally jackson books. mcnally jackson (seaport), $5 admission includes a voucher which can be used towards any purchase at the bookstore or bar + café, $13.95 ticket includes a copy of the book. >>

tues 7pm (monthly): brooklyn books + booze: hear established and up-and-coming authors of different genres read from their current works every third tuesday of the month at barrow’s intense tasting room (industry city). tonight’s readers: john wiswell, anjali patel, elijah kinch spector, and blake sanz. hosted by randee dawn. free admission. >>

tues 7pm (monthly): astronomy on tap: silly science: things are looking up at astronomy on tap, an evening where astronomy enthusiasts come together to hear talks and play themed games at a bar. tonight’s edition explores eclipses past and present, and the comedic nature of the history of physics. pete’s candy store (williamsburg), free admission. >>

tues 7pm (monthly): the broad squad: kendra cunningham and amanda van nostrand present a throwback variety show filled with comedy, storytelling, and tarot readings. tonight: carolyn castiglia, luz michelle, liz barrett, and pooja reddy. young ethel’s (park slope), $5 suggested donation. private tarot readings are $5 a card. >>

tues 7pm: world’s greatest gamer: unleash your video gaming skills at this 70s game show-style e-sports competition, where every round is a different game and a $100 prize is on the line. hosted by noah waterman. os nyc gaming lounge (chinatown), $5 to play, free to watch. >>

tues 7:30pm (monthly): can-do comedy: host griffin leeds presents an all-lgbtq+ comedy show that doubles as a canned food drive for the bed-stuy community fridge network. featuring guests blair dawson (comedy central), eman el-husseini (siriusxm), kate sisk (the onion), and josh pickar. artshack cafe + bar (bed-stuy), $10 adv, $15 door, or $8 + a canned food donation at the door. >>

tues 7:30pm (monthly): gay shame: sheria mattis and ely kreimendahl head this queer comedy show, where they wrestle shamefully gay anecdotes from a lineup of comics, the crowd, and each other. featuring jess salomon, aminah imani, julia shiplett, and drew lausch. union hall (park slope), $10 adv, $15 day of. >>

tues 7:30pm (weekly): let’s see, what else? comedy show: courtney maginnis and tom deluged host this (seven years running) weekly stand-up show in the basement of lucky jack’s (les). tonight: matt goldich (seth meyers), ashton womack (the daily show), shafi hossain, and kevin o’brien. $10. >>

sponsored: tues 8pm: an evening with george takei and bd wong: embark on an extraordinary evening with the esteemed actor, activist, and new york times bestselling author, george takei! immerse yourself in a captivating moderated q+a session where takei delves into his illustrious career, spanning from star trek to broadway, and culminating with the unveiling of his debut picture book, my lost freedom. in conversation with bd wong (awkwafina is nora from queens). skint readers can get a $15 ticket with promo code ‘freedom’ (please note that a copy of george takei’s book is not included in this special price). >>

tues 8pm: ryze + shyne: brandon follick and edson montenegro host ryze + shyne, a morning show-style comedy/variety show, but at night. featuring performances from mary beth barone (fallon), brittany carney (adult swim), rima parikh (the new yorker), and jess elgene. littlefield (gowanus), $8 adv, $10 day of. >>

tues 8:30pm (weekly): i made you a playlist: comedy show and party: stand-up meets afterparty at this weekly comedy show and dance party, hosted by kelly bachman and jaffer khan. tonight’s show features dylan adler, brandon wardell, remy kassimir, jenae boston, and oni francis. the three diamond door (bushwick), free admission. >>

tues 8:30pm: mandrill: history is a drag: tea wade performs a comedy about gender, history, and playing dress up told completely in rhyme. blending storytelling, standup, multi-media, poetry, and a touch of drag, tea takes an in-depth look at the history of human civilization, from bce to barbie. caveat (les), $15 adv, $20 door. >>

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The New York City Whiskey & Spirits Fest is your all-access pass to over 100 whiskeys and craft spirits from around the world! Held at Chelsea Industrial in Manhattan on Saturday, April 20, guests will enjoy unlimited whiskey and spirits samples for the entire session, paired live music and access to delicious food available to purchase from Mozzarepas, Chavas Empanadas, Taste of Poland, Angry Archies, and more. It’s a great place to discover new spirits and speak to the distillers!

Taste an outstanding selection of whiskies and a variety of craft spirits, ranging from American Kentucky Bourbons to Irish Whiskies and more. Not sure whiskey is your drink of choice? We’ll also feature vodka, tequila, local brews, and more.

Special offer for the skint readers:
Save 40% on advance tickets with promo code THESKINT
GET TICKETS NOW!

New York City Whiskey & Spirits Fest
Saturday, April 20
Session Times:
Session 1: 1-4pm
Session 2: 6-9pm

Chelsea Industrial
535-549 West 28th Street
New York, NY 10001

21+ Only

Tickets include unlimited tastings and a souvenir tasting glass.

wednesday

weds 12-2pm: patti smith signs a book of days: rocker and writer patti smith comes to greenlight bookstore (fort greene) for a daytime book signing event to celebrate the paperback launch of a book of days, her book of 365 photographs and reflections. note: this is a signing only. $23.94 (ticket required). >>

weds 6:30pm: roz chast and patricia marx: cartoonist roz chast and writer patricia marx of the new yorker discuss their new books, chast’s graphic memoir i must be dreaming, and their children’s book, tired town. the national arts club (gramercy), free admission. >>

sponsored: weds 7pm: selected shorts: jane and sarah’s guide to divorce and happily ever afters: ‘do you believe in life after love (after love, after love, after love…)?‘ hosts and co-presidents of the ex-wives club jane kaczmarek and sarah thyre ask the question with hilarious short stories about falling in love, taking the leap, consciously uncoupling, and moving on. with readings by donna lynne champlin (crazy ex-girlfriend), busy philipps (girls5eva), shannon woodward (westworld), and rob yang (succession). with a special musical performance by the delorean sisters! featuring stories by helen ellis and jen spyra from the selected shorts comedy commissions project. symphony space (uws), $15 with promo code ‘divorce’ >>

weds 7:30pm (weekly): we have fun: a stand-up show: hosts zach sims and dan wilbur bring the fun-ny to young ethel’s (park slope), with stand-up by peter grosz (npr), trey galyon, jen gittess, and more. free admission. >>

weds 7:30pm (weekly): ambush comedy show: josh johnson, lucas connolly, and brittany cardwell’s ambush comedy show returns to ebbs brewing co (williamsburg) with stand-up sets by josh gondelman (last week tonight), courtney maginnis (comedy central), jaron young, dan wickes, and eli yudin. free admission. >>

weds 8pm: drulia: comedy sweethearts drew anderson (audible) and julia shiplett (hbo) pair up for an evening of standup, each performing half-hour sets. hosted by marie faustin (the unofficial expert). littlefield (gowanus), $15 adv, $20 day of. >>

thursday

thurs thru october: roller skating at prospect park: roller skating returns to prospect park’s open-air lefrak center. hours and prices tba. >>

thurs thru sun: 10th annual solocom: the people’s improv theater’s annual solocom festival presents four days of new solo performances. the pit (chelsea), $19.99. >>

thurs thru sat (various times): perelman performing arts center lobby stage shows: the perelman performing arts center hosts a series of free performances on the vartan and clare gregorian stage in the pac lobby. this week: annabelle kline (thu 5:30pm), the glenwood quartet (fri 5:45pm), gabriel meyer (sat 2:30pm), and sol liebeskind (sat 7pm). >>

thurs 6pm: slice out hunger: dollar pizza party: for the first time since 2019, slice out hunger’s fundraiser returns! 50 of the best local pizzarias are serving up slices for just $1 each, with all proceeds supporting pie it forward project, which sends pizza to hunger relief organizations. st. anthony’s church (soho/south village), free admission (purchase slice tickets at the door). this is expected to be a popular event, so early arrival is recommended. >>

thurs 6-8pm (monthly): les third thursday gallery nights: go on a self-guided walk of the lower east side, nolita, little italy, and chinatown while checking out the new art on display at 19 independent art galleries. free admission. >>

thurs 7pm: language city: the fight to preserve endangered mother tongues in new york: linguist and writer ross perlin discusses the rich linguistic history of nyc and raises the alarm on the growing threats to its endangered languages during a discussion on his new book, language city, with author suketu mehta (maximum city: bombay lost and found). celeste bartos forum at nypl stephen a. schwarzman building (midtown). free admission. >>

thurs 7pm: that 80s improv challenge: just say ‘no’ to drugs edition: in honor of 4/20 week, three improv teams go head-to-head as they create scenes inspired by anti-drug psas, cheech and chong videos, and other clips from the 1980s. hosted by harmon leon. young ethel’s (park slope), free. >>

thurs 7:30pm (monthly): pete’s reading series: hear from literary icons and newcomers alike at this long-running reading series, hosted by temim fruchter and brian gresko. tonight’s event features priscilla gilman (the critic’s daughter), leslie jamison (splinters), chin-sun lee (upcountry), and emily raboteau (lessons for survival). books will be available for purchase through greenlight bookstore. pete’s candy store (williamsburg), free admission. >>

thurs 7:30pm: molly brenner: inhibited: building her next solo show, comedian molly brenner performs material she was previously afraid to say publicly. with supporting sets by josh gondelman (last weekend tonight), amamah sardar (siriusxm), benny feldman, and momo. q.e.d. (astoria), $10 with promo code ‘skint2’ (reg. $12). >>

thurs 7:30pm: chloe radcliffe: cheat: following a sold-out run at the edinburgh fringe festival, comedian and writer chloe radcliffe (fallon, comedy central) brings her hour-long solo show about infidelity, cheat, to union hall (park slope). $12 adv, $15 door. >>

thurs 7:30pm (various dates thru 5/16): women and nonbinary artists in tech: multimedia artist maylee todd curates and hosts a series of performances illuminating the intersection of music, technology, motion capture, performance, and digital art. tonight: alanna stuart and a.s.m. kobayashi. lincoln center’s david rubenstein atrium (uws), free admission. >>

thurs 8pm (weekly): savage! a comedy show: savage comedy returns to logan’s run in park slope. hosted by lizzie martinez, melissa rocha, nonye brown-west, and chloé chunha, tonight’s show includes performances by dylan adler (corden), chanel ali (netflix), gastor almonte (pbs), henry sir (comedy central), and rima parikh (the onion). bonus: rsvp for a chance to win free drinks. free admission. >>

thurs 8pm (monthly): entirely from memory: face/off: blindly-cast ten bones theatre company performers will attempt to recreate 1997’s face/off, using only what they can remember from watching the films once recently. as chaos ensues, drinks are drunk while the players are challenged to incorporate lines written by the audience and create ‘deleted’ scenes. littlefield (gowanus), $10 adv, $12 door. >>

thurs 8pm doors (every other thursday): landline comedy at wild east brewing co.: get hoppy at the barrel cellar at wild east brewing co. (gowanus), which is hosting a stand-up show featuring comedians dave ross (comedy central), pranav behari (hbo), ali drapos, annie hildebrand, rahul pandya, and jen gittess. hosted by andre medrano. bonus: rsvp for a chance to win a free drink. free admission. >>

thurs 8:30pm: the luke ass spectacular with kate sisk: drag king luke ass hosts a night of stand up comedy, music, drag, and spectacle. tonight’s lineup includes dylan adler (corden), kiki ball-change (drag me to dinner), eagle witt (comedy central), and gg (hehe with gg). note: byob. sesh comedy (les), $15. >>

ongoing

our roundup of 50+ ongoing events and attractions: recurring food markets and markets, brooklyn cyclones baseball, art exhibits, and more. >>

stay safe and healthy
– the skint

BUSY PHILIPPS, DONNA LYNNE CHAMPLIN AND MORE WITH A NIGHT OF HILARIOUS AND HEARTBREAKING STORIES (SPONSORED)

SELECTED SHORTS: JANE AND SARAH’S GUIDE TO DIVORCE AND HAPPILY EVER AFTERS

Wednesday, April 17 at 7PM
Symphony Space

Do you believe in life after love (after love, after love, after love…)?” Hosts and co-presidents of the Ex-Wives Club Jane Kaczmarek and Sarah Thyre ask the question with hilarious short stories about falling in love, taking the leap, consciously uncoupling, and moving on. With readings by Donna Lynne Champlin (Crazy Ex-GirlFriend), Busy Philipps (Girls5eva), Shannon Woodward (Westworld), and Rob Yang (Succession). With a special musical performance by The DeLorean Sisters! Featuring stories by Helen Ellis and Jen Spyra from the Selected Shorts comedy commissions project.

This evening’s readings include missives from your aunt, who’s been divorced six times; an invisible lover, and a husband who just might be a serial killer; the aspirations of the back end of the Trojan Horse; and the true story of New York City’s most famous divorcee: Bagel Rat.

Skint readers can get a $15 ticket using code: Divorce

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