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That said, my top NYC comedy recommendations for January 2019 included the following:
Wishing you a 2019 filled with love, wonder, and laughter
Thursday 1/3: Ophira Eisenberg (above left; one of the finest comedic storytellers and stand-ups in the country; host of weekly NPR/WNYC show Ask Me Another, author of bestselling book Screw Everyone: Sleeping My Way to Monogamy, comedy album Bangs!; NBC, CBS, Comedy Central, VH1, Showtime), Adira Amram (above right; spectacular comedic singer & dancer; HBO, Funny or Die; album Hot Jams for Teens), Leah Bonnema (VH1, IFC's Comedy Drop, WeTV's Cinematherapy, Logo, Opie & Anthony’s Virus Channel), Larry Owens (staff writer for TruTV's Paid Off; feature film To Dust), Joyelle Johnson (HBO's Crashing, TruTV), Alex English (writer for BET's The Rundown with Robin Thede), and DJ Lord Easy and the Lady Exclusives perform for this stand-up and music show: On the Moon Arts Holiday Party (8:00 pm, $15, Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Friday 1/4: For over nine years, under the guidance of brilliant comedy booker Jeremy Levenbach, and the extraordinary hosting of Leo Allen and Aparna Nancherla, Whiplash became NYC's best-ever free weekly stand-up show—and one of the finest comedy showcases anywhere—attracting such star drop-ins as Louis C.K., Amy Schumer, Chris Rock, John Oliver, Jim Gaffigan, Daniel Kitson, and pretty much any other top comic who happened to be in town and wanted to try out material. (To learn more, please click here.) The show has now moved from Manhattan's UCB to Brooklyn's Union Hall, and from weekly to monthly, but tonight the host is one again comedy giant Aparna Nancherla (above; one of the very finest stand-ups in the country; HBO's Crashing and 2 Dope Queens, Netflix's Master of None and The Standups, and Comedy Central's Corporate; former writer for Seth Meyers; Conan O'Brien, @Midnight, Comedy Central Half Hour, comedy album Just Putting It Out There), with guests Liza Treyger (fresh, fierce, fearless stand-up; Seth Meyers, Comedy Central Half Hour, This Is Not Happening, @midnight, Horace and Pete, Chelsea Lately), Raanan Hershberg (HBO's Crashing, TruTV; great FringeNYC 2018 solo show Off the Grid), Tim Dillon (Comedy Central, Netflix, Last Comic Standing; co-host of podcast Stewed), and Abby Rosenquist: Whiplash (7:30 pm, $10, Brooklyn's Union Hall at 702 Union Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Friday 1/4: In this stage version of their podcast, hosts Betsy Kenney & Dara Katz invite comics to divulge what they're "done" with (e.g., escape rooms, ghosts, Cheesecake Factory) and creatively purge themselves of the angst, with guests Matt Rogers (co-host of the GAYme Show and the acclaimed Las Culturistas podcast), Ziwe Fumudoh (writer for The Rundown with Robin Thede; host of hilarious webseries Baited with Ziwe), Mike Kelton, and Angelica Pasquini: Done! (10:00 pm, $10, Brooklyn's Union Hall at 702 Union Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Friday 1/4: The Dance Cartel (above), Ophira Eisenberg (above left; one of the finest comedic storytellers and stand-ups in the country; host of weekly NPR/WNYC show Ask Me Another, author of bestselling book Screw Everyone: Sleeping My Way to Monogamy, comedy album Bangs!; NBC, CBS, Comedy Central, VH1, Showtime), Dave Hill (@midnight, Inside Amy Schumer, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, This American Life; host for HBO and Cinemax; host of WFMU's The Goddamn Dave Hill Show; bands Valley Lodge and Diamondsnake; books Tasteful Nudes and Dave Hill Doesn't Live Here Anymore; comedy album Let Me Turn You On), Evan Kaufman & Rebecca Vigil (powerhouse improv duo Your Love Our Musical), Leah Bonnema (VH1, IFC's Comedy Drop, WeTV's Cinematherapy, Logo, Opie & Anthony’s Virus Channel), Lizz Winstead (Comedy Central Presents, The Daily Show, Air America), Jessica Rowboat, and DJ Avg Jo perform for this stand-up and music show: On the Moon Arts Holiday Party (8:00 pm, $20, Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Saturday 1/5-Sunday 1/6: Two of the finest productions to ever grace The Peoples Improv Theater are from the Recent Cutbacks company, which includes superbly inventive director Kristin McCarthy Parker, amazing shape-shifting performers Kyle Schaefer, Nick Abeel, and Matt Zambrano, and stellar foley artists Blair Busbee & Kelsey Didion—and this weekend you can see both magical shows back to back. Kicking off the evening is a live-on-stage 'shot for shot' parody of the first chapter in "the most epic fantasy trilogy of all time"—i.e., Lord of the Rings: Fly, You Fools!; and then an unforgettable live shot for shot stage version of Jurassic Park: Hold On To Your Butts...Jurassik Parc (8:00 pm, $30 for the entire double-bill (a great deal, as these shows are normally $20 each), The PIT Mainstage at 123 East 24th Street)
Sunday 1/6: Two of the finest productions to ever grace The Peoples Improv Theater are from the Recent Cutbacks company, which includes superbly inventive director Kristin McCarthy Parker, amazing shape-shifting performers Kyle Schaefer, Nick Abeel, and Matt Zambrano, and stellar foley artists Blair Busbee & Kelsey Didion—and this weekend you can see both magical shows back to back. Kicking off the evening is a live-on-stage 'shot for shot' parody of the first chapter in "the most epic fantasy trilogy of all time"—i.e., Lord of the Rings: Fly, You Fools!; and then an unforgettable live shot for shot stage version of Jurassic Park: Hold On To Your Butts...Jurassik Parc (8:00 pm, $30 for the entire double-bill (a great deal, as these shows are normally $20 each), The PIT Mainstage at 123 East 24th Street)
Monday 1/7: The wonderful Ophira Eisenberg (above left; one of the finest comedic storytellers and stand-ups in the country; host of weekly NPR/WNYC show Ask Me Another, author of bestselling book Screw Everyone: Sleeping My Way to Monogamy, comedy album Bangs!; NBC, CBS, Comedy Central, VH1, Showtime), Hank Smith (above right; 20 years as performer, choreographer, stage manager, and associate director of Sesame Street), NYC trivia games with prizes, and more, all hosted by Nat Towsen (VICE, College Humor): Downtown Variety Hour (7:30 pm, $9, UCB East at 153 East 3rd Street)
Tuesday 1/8: A raucous monthly pun competition hosted by Fred Firestone (co-author with Jo Firestone of #1 bestselling Punderdome: A Card Game for Pun Lovers), with 18 audience members (a dozen sign-ups and six returning champions) fiercely competing for wordplay dominance—and the chance to become an instant star based on verbal cleverness, and the ability to drum up the most applause from a packed and loudly cheering crowd: Punderdome 3000 (8:00 pm, $12 (advance tickets are sold out, but there'll be 150 tickets available for sale at the door), Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street—take R subway to Union Street; show up early—doors open at 7:00—to nab a seat, or plan on standing)
Tuesday 1/8: Storytellers Neil Intraub (two-time Moth StorySlam winner), Adele Jackson-Gibson (co-host of Rule Breakers podcast), Roxanne Khamsi (Chief News Editor for Nature Medicine; writer for The New York Times, The Economist, Scientific American, and Slate), Gianmarco Soresi (Seeso; sketch group Uncle Function; acclaimed FringeNYC play <50%; co-host of The Last Laugh), and Kelsey McCoy (Columbia University PhD candidate in biological sciences) tell tales on this month's science theme of "personal rebirth, from mystery illnesses to family bonds," hosted by Tracy Rowland & Paula Croxson: The Story Collider: Personal Rebirth (8:00 pm, $12, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Tuesday 1/8: Killer lineup of Judah Friedlander (one of the quickest minds and very finest stand-ups in comedy; 30 Rock, Meet the Parents, Along Came Polly; Netflix stand-up special America is the Greatest Country in the United States; bestselling cartoon book If the Raindrops United), Aparna Nancherla (one of the very finest stand-ups in the country; co-star of HBO's Crashing and 2 Dope Queens, Netflix's Master of None and The Standups, and Comedy Central's Corporate; former writer for Seth Meyers; Conan O'Brien, @Midnight, Comedy Central Half Hour, comedy album Just Putting It Out There), Dan St. Germain (Jimmy Fallon, Conan O'Brien, John Oliver, Comedy Central Half Hour, Crashing, @midnight, This is Not Happening, The Electric Company, MTV, VH1; former staff writer for CBS' Superior Donuts, Netflix's The Break with Michelle Wolf, and TruTV's Ten Things; album No Real Winners Here), Michael Kosta (correspondent for The Daily Show), and Pat Regan (The Eric Andre Show, Last Comic Standing, co-host of Seek Treatment podcast) perform stand-up hosted by the charming Ruby Karp: We Hope You Have Fun (10:30 pm, $9, UCB East at 153 East 3rd Street)
Thursday 1/10: Comics share their love for the weirdest animals on the planet, with tonight's zoologists Michael Cruz Kayne (sketches on Stephen Colbert and The Chris Gethard Show; HBO's Crashing; former writer for @midnight and Billy on the Street; member of ace musical improv group Baby Wants Candy and UCB Saturday night improv group What I Did For Love; co-host of monthly comedy show The Exhibition), Matt Rogers (co-host of the GAYme Show and the acclaimed Las Culturistas podcast), Dylan Marron (host of Conversations with People Who Hate Me podcast, Welcome to Night Vale podcast, Ridgefield Middle School Talent Nite, Seriously.tv), Eliza Cossio (HBO's Problem Areas with Wyatt Cenac), Kenice Mobley (Person About Town), and Fumi Abe (Asian Not Asian) hosted by Karen Chee (The New Yorker, McSweeney's): The Biodiversity Jam (7:00 pm, $12, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Thursday 1/10: Enjoy a comic excavation of teen angst artifacts (journals, letters, poems, lyrics, home movies, stories, and more) shared by their original authors before total strangers at this popular monthly show—which is now also a six-part series titled The Mortified Guide on Netflix!: Mortified (8:00 pm, $12, Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Friday 1/11: A show celebrating the app that redefined online dating, with the lovely and quick-witted Lane Moore (above middle; author of superb bestselling book How to Be Alone; HBO's Girls; Sex & Relationship Editor of Cosmo; writer for The Onion, McSweeney's) going on a live Tinder safari for guys while a packed audience watches her every choice with fascination. Offering comments and suggestions are guest comics Abbi Crutchfield (above left; Broad City, MTV, VH1, TBS, TruTV, Witstream), Chase Mitchell (above right; former writer for Jimmy Fallon, the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, and MTV). and Samhita Mukhopadhyay (Executive Editor of Teen Vogue, co-editor of book Nasty Women: Feminism, Resistance, and Revolution in Trump's America). This show usually sells out, so I highly recommend nabbing tickets in advance online for Tinder Live (8:30 pm, $15, Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Friday 1/11: Highly talented hip-hop improv group North Coast attempts to create a Hamilton on the spot by making up a musical based on an audience suggestion of a famous historical figure: Anybody: An Improvised Historical Hip-Hopera (9:30 pm, $17 online or $20 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Sunday 1/13: Comics each make a case for a band that he or she loves but everyone else seems to hate, with music experts Melissa Villaseñor (above middle; Emmy-winning star cast member of Saturday Night Live; force-of-nature voiceover artist who's performed characters for Family Guy, Scooby Doo, and many other shows), Nikki Glaser (above left; host of You Up on SiriusXM Comedy Central Radio; star of former Comedy Central series Not Safe; films Trainwreck and I Feel Pretty; hour-long special Perfect; Jimmy Fallon, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel, Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central Half Hour, Inside Amy Schumer, @midnight; NBC's America Ninja Warrior: Celebrity Edition; podcast You Had to Be There), Christi Chiello (above right; Comedy Central's Roast Battle, MTV's Girl Code, TruTV, PBSKids, stellar solo show It's Christi, B*tch!, co-host of Battle of the Divas and White Chocolate), Shalewa Sharpe (Keith and the Girl; comedy album Stay Eating Cookies), Sean Donnelly (David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central Half Hour, Last Comic Standing, MTV), Anthony DeVito (Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central Half Hour, This American Life, House of Cards), Martin Urbano (Jimmy Kimmel), JP McDade, and Caitlin Peluffo hosted by Tommy McNamara (The Onion, Seeso) & Tom Thakkar: Stand By Your Band Live! (8:00 pm, $10, Brooklyn's Union Hall at 702 Union Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Sunday 1/13: Storytellers TBA tell DIY healthcare tales, which in the past have ranged from homeopathic cures for yeast infections to at-home surgery, hosted by Allie Kokesh and Sarah Burton: I'm a Doctor Now: Stories About Self-Diagnosis (3:30 pm, $10, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Sunday 1/13: Peer review is applied to the big screen in this show where scientists and comics TBD watch and discuss the science of hit movies and, with your help, decide if the film deserves to be published and have its findings endorsed across the land, or should perish for its crimes against facts. This month focuses on the science of 2002 animated feature film Ice Age, and on the broader topic of climate change: Publish or Perish: Scientists Review Ice Age (7:00 pm, $13.82 online or $15 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Sunday 1/13: Jon Glaser (HBO's Girls, NBC's Parks and Recreation, star of Adult Swim's Delocated and TruTV's Jon Glaser Loves Gear; long-time writer/performer and 5-time Emmy nominee for Conan O'Brien) tries out material for a stand-up special he's putting together. Help Jon decide what's funny and what might destroy his career: Come See If This Works Again (7:30 pm, $12, Brooklyn's Littlefield at 635 Sackett Street; take R subway to Union Street; Please Note: This show has SOLD OUT.)
Tuesday 1/15: Experts and comics—including psychologist Ingmar Gorman (Director of the Psychedelic Education and Continuing Care Program) and Adam Strauss (writer/performer of show The Mushroom Cure)—have a frank and taboo-free discussion of drugs, this month focused on psychedelics, hosted by Sarah Rose Siskind (comedy writer for NatGeo's StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson): Drug Test: Psychedelics (7:00 pm, $17 online or $20 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Thursday 1/17: Highly talented singing improvisors Eric Gersen, Jeff Hiller, Michael Hartney, Jessica Morgan, Zack Willis, Hannah Solow, and Jake Smith interview an audience member about his or her college major, minor, classes, and final thesis, and then use the information to make up a complete musical on the spot: Rumpleteaser: Major and Minor (9:30 pm, $15, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Friday 1/18: A game show that describes itself as follows: "Ever talk to a straight guy and think, 'Jesus Christ you're boring!' Two straight men TBD enter the arena, but only one leaves with the title of Queen of the Straights. Lifelines include a Woman Who Gets It and a Wise Queer" hosted by Matt Rogers & Dave Mizzoni, who invite you to "come witness the ultimate test of who Is honorarily Gay As Fuck:" GAYme Show (9:30 pm, $10, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Saturday 1/19: A stand-up comedy pageant, with tonight's lovely contestants Clare O'Kane (Amazon's Budding Prospects, Viceland's Flophouse, webseries Semi-Famous; former writer for SpongeBob SquarePants; stand-up album Let It Be), Abby Govindan (Samantha Bee), Petey Deabreu (host of Petey's World and co-host of White Chocolate), Sam Taggart (Live on Broadgay, Lake Homo High), and Nick Naney (Comedy Central) hosted by Kelsey Caine (Miss New York USA State Finalist; The New York Times) and Martin Urbano (Jimmy Kimmel): Little Miss Comedy Pageant: Live Taping (7:30 pm, $10, Brooklyn's Union Hall at 702 Union Street; take R subway to Union Street)
Saturday 1/19: World-class singing improvisors Rebecca Vigil & Evan Kaufman interview an audience couple about their love life and then turn it into a musical—with breathtaking skill (see my review of their award-winning FringeNYC 2015 shows here). I highly recommend the phenomenal Your Love, Our Musical (7:00 pm; $17 in advance online or $20 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Saturday 1/19: Storytelling, sketches, and more about sex, including "practical takeaways for the audience," from comics Keisha Zollar (HBO's Divorce, Orange Is the New Black, MTV; writer for The Opposition with Jordan Klepper; ace improv trio Doppelganger, sketch group Astronomy Club), Kevin Allison (legendary MTV sketch series The State, HBO, Comedy Central, VH1, host of award-winning storytelling show and podcast Risk!, owner of The Story Studio), Sarah Hartshorne (Netflix's Explained), Lorena Russi (Spotify's Game Plan), and Maya Deshmukh (Fashion Puh-leeze) hosted by Dani Faith Leonard: Adult Sex Ed (9:30 pm; $17 online or $20 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Sunday 1/20: Four brand-new 10-minute segments titled "Lie Detector" (tech expert Sree Sreenivasan explores questions about truth and lies in the digital age), "Control Chorus" (an investigation into our internal rhythms and the external factors that set the tempo for our biology), "Zone Out" (the musical story of going to the doctor at age 13 and learning you're not who you've been led to believe), and "Blood Shame" (What if we could erase our trauma? Would we live healthier lives?): Talks Progress Administration (7:00 pm; $11.70 online or $15 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Monday 1/21: Racquel Gates (author of Double Negative: The Black Image and Popular Culture) examines the stylistic qualities and production of 1988 comedy film Coming to America, arguing it's actually two movies in one resulting from the ideological and interpersonal tensions between director John Landis and star Eddie Murphy: Flying University: That Ain't a Black Film! (7:00 pm; $17 online or $20 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Monday 1/21: Drew Anderson (above; NPR, McSweeney's, Reductress, Handmaid’s Tale: The Musical), Ali Levin (SiriusXM), Fab the Duo, and more are scheduled to perform stand-up for this free weekly show hosted by Jess Salomon (former UN war crimes lawyer turned comic; CBS, Sirius XM): Dirty Laundry (11:00 pm, Free! (make reservation here), UCB Hell's Kitchen at 555 West 42nd Street)
Tuesday 1/22: Members of the West Wing Writers group (which includes former Presidential speechwriters) and comic Jen Spyra (staff writer for Stephen Colbert; The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The Daily Beast; former Senior Writer/director/producer for The Onion) will break down their favorite speeches, give behind-the-scenes looks at the speech drafting process, and even lead you in crafting your own keynote speech, all hosted by Brian Agler (Director of West Wing Writers; The New Yorker, McSweeney's): SpeakEasy (9:30 pm; $12; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Wednesday 1/23: Stoytellers TBD tell tales about great female chefs in history: Yeah She Did: If You Can't Take the Heat—Women in Food (7:00 pm; $17 online or $20 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Wednesday 1/23: Comics TBD share their experiences with racial profiling hosted by Marcela Onyango (host of Feel the News): Profiled (9:30 pm, $12, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Thursday 1/24: Learn the history of the MTA via fun lectures, sketches, and more at this ongoing comedic history series about NYC transit, this month focusing on the troubled L train and why it's going to be shut down in April for major repairs, with a disgruntled MTA employee as the "secret" guest, hosted by Meg Pierson (TEDx, Alchemy Comedy) and Justin Williams (Comedy Central; host of Death Comedy Jam): Why Your Train is F*cked: The L Train's Sabbatical (7:00 pm; $17 online or $20 at the door; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Friday 1/25: Highly talented hip-hop improv group North Coast attempts to create a Hamilton on the spot by making up a musical based on an audience suggestion of a famous historical figure: Anybody: An Improvised Historical Hip-Hopera (9:30 pm, $17 online or $20 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Saturday 1/26: This new free show has fun with SF/fantasy video clips, asking such questions as "Why is Robocop selling blue jeans? Why did Billy Ocean make a Star Wars-themed music video? Did ET ever do porno?" hosted by Chris Cummins (Den of Geek) and guests TBD: Sci-Fi Explosion (7:00 pm; Free!, reserve tickets here; LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Saturday 1/26: Because there isn't enough strife pitting the living against each other, comics TBD roast long-past historical figures and events, ranging from Rasputin to The Beat Generation to The 1968 Democratic Convention hosted by Matt Strickland: The Roast of History (9:30 pm, $12, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street; take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Tuesday 1/29: Iranian comic Mehdi Barakchian (host of Passport Control, co-host of Brunch Night, improv group Kibbles and Bits) and writer Kylie Holloway will answer your questions about the relationship between the US and the Middle East—"Why are we still hanging out with Saudi Arabia?', "Why is Iran is so mad at America?", and "What the heck is an Aleppo, and is it bigger or smaller than a Venti?", with this month's topic Operation Ajax—The Coup That Rocked Iran: It's Complicated: How the U.S. Shaped the Middle East (7:00 pm, $17 online or $20 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Wednesday 1/30: Taylor Lorenz (staff writer on technology and culture for The Atlantic) and Reed Kavner (former director of product development at Billboard magazine; host of Powerpoint comedy show Next Slide Please) host this look at "what the kids are into—apps, memes, songs, fashion trends—through a lens of empathy and genuine curiosity, helped by experts and actual teens sharing the latest developments in youth culture:" The Kids are All Great (7:00 pm, $11.70 online or $15 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Wednesday 1/30: The lovely Natalie Wall (above left; host of superb storytelling shows Awkward Sex and the City and Awkward Poop and the City, and co-producer of Bad Assery) and Anita Flores (above right; Buzzfeed) host this show about the unseemly, extreme, and taboo things that ladies don't usually talk about: Gross Girls: An Unladylike Comedy Show (9:30 pm, $17 online or $18 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
Thursday 1/31: Storytellers TBD try to scare you with modern fantasy/horror tales in this show that's the next the best to a moonlit campfire: Midnight Society: Why You're Still Afraid of the Dark (9:30 pm, $17 online or $20 at the door, LES' Caveat at 21-A Clinton Street—take F/J/M/Z subway to Delancey Street/Essex Street)
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