What's Happening in New York on February 12th, 2007

The Liar Show

8pm — Monday February 12

WHERE:The Peoples Improv Theatre, 154 W. 29th Street, between 6th and 7th Ave
COST:$5
SUMMARY:”Each Liar show features four New York performers telling short, absorbing and funny personal stories. But listen carefully, because only three of these fast talkers are telling the truth. The other is making it all up. After hearing the stories and interrogating the performers, you’ll reason deductively, think analytically and then take a wild guess at who’s lying. If you’re lucky you’ll walk away with an inflated ego and a fashionable “I Can Tell A Lie” t-shirt, amid a bitter chorus of, “Congratulations, Einstein,” from the empty-handed losers.’
THIS WEEK: Ophira Eisenberg, Christen Clifford, Michele Carlo and Darlene White

8:30pm — Monday February 12

This event happens EVERY MONDAY

WHERE:The Delancey, 168 Delancey, between Clinton and Attorney
COST:FREE
SUMMARY:”Hosted by Abe Jellinek and Nick Henderson, Debasement is a New & FREE comedy/rock concert. Each Monday we spotlight a newfangled lineup of established and deserving artists. And as if FREE admission wasn’t enough, Abe & Nick are juiced up to announce Debasement’s OPEN WELL BAR. Hang with us beginning @ 9 pm for an hour of free booze, followed by our “Poor Man’s Drink Special”.”
THIS WEEK:TBA

5pm-10pm — EVERY DAY

Closes February 12

WHERE:MoMA, 11 West 53rd St between 5th and 6th Ave (”Continuous sequences of film scenes will be projected onto eight facades, including those on West Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth streets and those overlooking The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.”)
COST:FREE
SUMMARY:”Dusk falls on a cold winter evening, and five characters awaken and dress and make their way out into nighttime New York City. In Doug Aitken’s sleepwalkers, these characters provide a blueprint for the city-a living, breathing mechanism fueled by the desires and ambitions of its inhabitants, who, in turn, nourish and are nourished by the city’s energy, breadth, and depth.”