In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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Not one year after Budapest's most well attended and evenly tied sporting event of 2017, reigning strongwoman champions Zofia and Zorka Boehner have joined forces to take on the scraggly remains of America's vaudeville circuit in a marvelous display of Hungarian strength and brassy charm. You can expect iron-bending, anchor-chucking, chain-snapping, and a bit of song 'n dance all accompanied by a world-renowned trombonist. These #GirlsWhoLift and their handsome 'bonist will perform a highly dangerous, recently legal feat of boom and bang. Witness its premiere, right here in the Big Apple.

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Thousands of years in the future, in the sea over what used to be Florida, two deep sea divers discover what remains of Disney World. But what will they do with this exciting and powerful discovery? What follows is an exploration of ambition and legacy – all under the watchful eye of a very shy sea monster.

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Joanna is a young woman recently incarcerated on Rikers Island, despite her surroundings she tries to keep a positive attitude, especially when her sister, Sage, comes to visit her. Mouly is a college senior going through a horrible break-up. Her best friend Lola tries to support her, but heartbreak and first love are about to test their friendship. The stage is split between Mouly's dorm room and Rose M. Singer's (Rosie's) correctional facility on Rikers Island as we discover how the lives of all four women are intertwined and connected.

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In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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Not one year after Budapest's most well attended and evenly tied sporting event of 2017, reigning strongwoman champions Zofia and Zorka Boehner have joined forces to take on the scraggly remains of America's vaudeville circuit in a marvelous display of Hungarian strength and brassy charm. You can expect iron-bending, anchor-chucking, chain-snapping, and a bit of song 'n dance all accompanied by a world-renowned trombonist. These #GirlsWhoLift and their handsome 'bonist will perform a highly dangerous, recently legal feat of boom and bang. Witness its premiere, right here in the Big Apple.

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In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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Not one year after Budapest's most well attended and evenly tied sporting event of 2017, reigning strongwoman champions Zofia and Zorka Boehner have joined forces to take on the scraggly remains of America's vaudeville circuit in a marvelous display of Hungarian strength and brassy charm. You can expect iron-bending, anchor-chucking, chain-snapping, and a bit of song 'n dance all accompanied by a world-renowned trombonist. These #GirlsWhoLift and their handsome 'bonist will perform a highly dangerous, recently legal feat of boom and bang. Witness its premiere, right here in the Big Apple.

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Rule of 7x7 - LadyFest Edition!

A one-night-only special edition of RULE OF created for The Tank's 2018 LadyFest! 

7(lady)writers | 7 rules | 7 new plays 

One free drink with your ticket! 

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In 2017, Rachel is worried that Jared Kushner is making the world more dangerous for Jews because his public image embodies the worst of ridiculous Jewish stereotypes: he's wealthy, avaricious, and ominously wields world power behind the scenes. She devises a plan to go back in time to 1999, hook up with teenager-Jared, and break his penis, preventing him from marrying Ivanka – thus saving the reputation of Jews around the world.

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SOFT&STARK is an ethereal atmosphere following the strength, interconnectivity, and consistent conviction held within the space of 3 female-identified bodies. Performed by Kristyn Arch, Maggie Beutner, Kelsey Greenway, Kelsey Lanceta, and Lir Katz, the dancers live amidst oppositional qualitative natures that land them in static images reminiscent of classical portraiture.

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The female and non-binary performers of the Armory tear it up in one night of FIERCE QUEENDOM. Followed by a jam - all are welcome! Allies heartily encouraged to come support. Hosted by drag king and notorious feminist BENDER HOVER!

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The Muse Project will be presenting short preview showings from their fall lineup at The Flea Theater. Performing Muses include veteran stage actress Lynn Cohen (Endgame, Big Love, Sex and the City, Munich, The Hunger Games) and 2018 Lucille Lortel nominee Vanessa Aspillaga (Amy and the Orphans, Daphne's Dive, Flesh and Bone, Morning Glory), and more. A panel discussion about women in the theater will accompany the showings, with a specific look at women actors, their agency to create work, and the current Kickstarter Campaign that is underway to fund this movement.

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Not one year after Budapest's most well attended and evenly tied sporting event of 2017, reigning strongwoman champions Zofia and Zorka Boehner have joined forces to take on the scraggly remains of America's vaudeville circuit in a marvelous display of Hungarian strength and brassy charm. You can expect iron-bending, anchor-chucking, chain-snapping, and a bit of song 'n dance all accompanied by a world-renowned trombonist. These #GirlsWhoLift and their handsome 'bonist will perform a highly dangerous, recently legal feat of boom and bang. Witness its premiere, right here in the Big Apple.

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The Raving Jaynes (Jamie Graham & Amy Larimer) mix dance, improv, and physical theater to tell entirely-improvised stories. Nothing is choreographed! Nothing is scripted! They've been called the "real deal: sharp, witty, gorgeous, and utterly unique." (Dance Enthusiast). Super special guest La Dynasty will be singing, rapping and spinning her way through an improvised soundscore built of tracks from fellow female artists! 

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Paint is a substance that takes its own form and journey once on the canvas. In blank, the canvas is the body of the artist, who gradually discovers that the paint will not erase the issues they wish to rid themselves from. Rather, it masks them; they must paint themselves so that everyone around does not see the blank — the emptiness inside, the vulnerability and pain. On the artist, you see not only the vibrancy, but also the chaos. 

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diy your life with the help of longtime lifestyle blog goodhomeliving.tumblr.com. basically it's just me, lindsey leonard, talking about how the blog was made and also giving out some fresh tips and tricks for living in your home. there will be some interactive demos, but nobody will get called out who doesn’t volunteer because i know a lot of people who really hate that. it’s under an hour and there is basically a party at the end. 

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Kings is a show about history, masculinity, and why they're both ridiculous. An exercise in braggadocio, a disputation of the great man theory of history, a rock concept album, and most importantly a PARTY, this show uses drag to parody historical heroism and to give everyone else a chance to wear the pants. 

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As Liza leads you through a self-help seminar and wacky last-ditch solutions to get out of the red, debt becomes more than dollars and cents. It’s the currency of love and forgiveness. Both heart-wrenching and hilarious, Jubilee Debtors Club is a darkly comic one woman show that talks about Dad, Deuteronomy, baseball cards, raspberry tart… and asks who owes what to whom.

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Beneath everyone’s Ray-Bans lurks a dark secret. Brittany + Bethany, two hot n’ stupid American Apparel models attempt to retrace their vodka-seltzer-soaked steps of the prior evening. Through a series of provocative poses and electro-pop beats, the girls connect the dot-dot-dots and the memory they find is much more horrifying than an ellipses.
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In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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As Liza leads you through a self-help seminar and wacky last-ditch solutions to get out of the red, debt becomes more than dollars and cents. It’s the currency of love and forgiveness. Both heart-wrenching and hilarious, Jubilee Debtors Club is a darkly comic one woman show that talks about Dad, Deuteronomy, baseball cards, raspberry tart… and asks who owes what to whom.

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In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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In the first few months of 2017, 12 year-old Addison has a lot of questions about the world and very little parental supervision. Her best (imaginary) friend is a turn-of-the-19th-century Russian mystic, and her favorite pastime is fighting with deplorables on the internet. But when Addison starts to learn about another turn-of-the-century Russian -- the American immigrant and Anarchist, Emma Goldman -- she begins questioning the meaning of political action and just how far we should go to fight oppressive systems. 

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