Paris 1952. After tangling over politics with an American tourist, a promising art student spirals into a mental breakdown that derails his life. Thirty years later he discovers why: The tourist was a CIA operative, and the student an unwitting participant in one of the darkest chapters of the Cold War.
BIG LAUGHS, little guy comedian Aaron Kominos-Smith is back with today’s hottest comics for some beach-side giggles. Each show promises to be feature different commedians and different giggles. These shows sell out, so don’t delay and grab those tickets today.
After sold-out runs in Long Branch, Dublin and Paris, NJRep’s What Doesn’t Kill You starring James Hindman makes its New York debut at 59e59. If you haven’t caught the show the Irish Times called “stagecraft and storytelling at its best,” what are you waiting for? Grab those tickets and head to NY! You won’t be sorry. What Doesn’t Kill You is playing for a limited engagement only, so don’t delay.
The story revolves around Aislin, who is getting older and suffers the inevitable indignities of being human — and hates technology. Stacy, her caregiver is perfectly toned, doesn’t age, and is utterly in control — because she’s an AI entity. And there’s a new algorithm out there called AOS or Approximation of Soul. Does Stacy have it?
Located at our West End Arts Center and curated by Mare Akana, features the work of local artists. Exhibits rotate, offering a chance to explore the different elements of visual art, including painting, sculpture, glass work, mosaic, and textiles. So come along with us and step into a new experience. Be prepared for surprises!
Join us on Mondays for for the Monday night Salon Readings. Enjoy stage readngs of a wide assortment of new plays, sometimes even joining the playwright and cast for a talk-back after the reading. And you never know, one might end up in next season! You can say, “I was here at the beginning!”
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