- TIME: 11pm
PLACE: Rockwood Music Hall, 196 Allen between Houston and Stanton
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: “Corn fed and bourbon powered, The Dang-it Bobbys deliver a sonic sandwich of country and folk stuck between two slices of rock smothered in bluegrass mayonaise. One taste and you’ll be back for more!!!!”
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- TIME: 9pm(sign-up) 10pm-Midnight
PLACE: Black and White, 86 E 10th St, between 3rd and 4th Ave
COST:FREE
- SUMMARY: Therapy is a rich man’s game, but open mics are the poor man’s answer. The Antagonist Movement is lifting the tarp off of the best little egofest in the East Village.
Sign up at 9 to read, sing, joke, dance, strip, or do whatever tickles your tonsils for five minutes with a microphone and a ravenous audience. Must wear appropriate attire, and no need to check emotional baggage at the door.
Stories of sex, violence and drugs are encouraged. We throw things at poets.
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- TIME: 8pm
PLACE: La Mama, 74A E 4th St, between 2nd Ave and Bowery
COST: $15
- SUMMARY: “Rub the Sleep is a dream about waking up. In a hallucinatory landscape of hope chests, merit badges and tupperware, the perfect housewife purees a cocktail made from gin and a homecoming queen’s corsage; a Japanese war-bride makes a presentation to the Junior League; and a fierce and erotically aggressive series of collisions sends two young men stumbling. Rub the Sleep is an irreverent, rambunctious, limping sleepwalk that traverses the space between polished societal veneers and the unraveling, sometimes sullied, realities that tread just below the surface.”
Part of La Mama Moves: Motion Maker
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- TIME: Noon-6pm — Saturday and Sunday
CLOSES: May 6
PLACE: Tastes Like Chicken Art Space, 300 Morgan Ave at Metropolitian Ave
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: “A group exhibition that challenges the viewers own perceptions of scale. By utilizing the two exhibition spaces, you fall through the rabbit hole like alice and explore artwork that in one room makes you larger than life, and in the next room, dwarfs you with images and scale.”
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