Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2012

Sxip's Hour of Charm at Joe's Pub!





A rare edition of the variety show Sxip’s Hour of Charm. It's going to be an amazing night. This show features: 

A brief history of the word fuck by JESSE SHEIDLOWER lexicographer and writer of "The F-Word, a detailed history of the word f*ck" http://www.jessesword.com/

Turntablist/percussionist/producer VAL INC. who pulls beautiful ghosts from a table of machines. http://www.val-inc.com/

Very very real, very very human and very very funny New York stories by GREG WALLOCH and CHRIS WELLS. http://www.gregwalloch.com/ and http://thesecretcity.org/author/chris-wells/

Fascinating smart songs and live electronic compositions of composer AMY X NEUBERG http://www.amyxneuburg.com/

Beautiful and compelling 4 part vocal music of TREVOR WILSON and ENSEMBLE http://twve.net/upcoming.php and a new composition inspired by Ali Farka Touré by SXIP SHIREY performed with Rob C. http://www.sxipshirey.com/ AND a special appearance by Leron Peled!

425 Lafayette St
New York, New York

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Greg Walloch at Stand Up @ Rockbar!


Stand Up @ Rockbar! Monday, December 19th, 8pm, Free! Rockbar 185 Christopher st New York, NY

Greg Walloch performs at Stand Up @ Rockbar! Hosted by the bear-tastic Neil Thornton and Frank Liotti. Monday, December 19th, 8pm, Free! 
Rockbar 185 Christopher Street New York, NY 
Rockbar's weekly showcase of NY's best working and up-and-coming alt, queer & awesomely hot comics! Cheap Beers. Great Laughs!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Greg Walloch and Mark Allen host Pitch! - Michael Musto ('La Dolce Musto,' The Village Voice)

Pitch! - Michael Musto ('La Dolce Musto,' The Village Voice) 6/29, 9:30 PM, The Lounge @ Dixon Place, 161A Chrystie Street - map it!

Mike Lawrence Mother Flawless Sabrina Billy Eichner vs.Michael Musto

Mike Lawrence (Comedy Central, HBO, Nerd of Mouth, Risk!, John Oliver's Stand-Up Show)
Mother Flawless Sabrina (The Queen, Charmed Life, founder of The Nationals & Miss Fire Island Pageants, living legend)
Billy Eichner (HBO, Logo, Bravo, Creation Nation, What Happens in Vegas, Best Week Ever)
Glenn Marla (The Lily’s Revenge, PussyFaggot, Reigning Mr. Coney Island)
and...
Michael Musto ('La Dolce Musto,' The Village Voice)

  
Pitch! is a live storytelling event with a twist. Four fearless storytellers: Mike Lawrence (Comedy Central, HBO), Mother Flawless Sabrina (The Queen, Charmed Life), Billy Eichner (Bravo, Creation Nation), and Glenn Marla (The Lily’s Revenge, PussyFaggot) perform in front of an audience while simultaneously pitching their story to a publishing industry heavyweight! Our guest editor Michael Musto ('La Dolce Musto,' The Village Voice) will share their feedback and maybe even a possible yes or no on the spot! Willing audience members are also invited to submit a rapid fire 15 second pitch.

Your hosts Greg Walloch and Mark Allen keep it lively and irreverent! Will the performers have what it takes? Will you have what it takes? Witness amazing stories, insightful editorial commentary, and the intense process of being a writer more closely than you've ever imagined. It's time for your big break. What are you waiting for? "Pitch!"



What people are saying about Greg Walloch and Mark Allen:



"It's not often that the typically rough-and-tumble atmosphere of the comedy stage softens enough to allow such moments of delicate human tenderness." - The New York Times

"Then... there's Mark Allen." - NPR
 

"Pitch!" happens on the fourth Wednesday of every month at The Lounge @ Dixon Place, 161A Chrystie Street, 9:30 PM. Ticket price: $7. Showtime: about 90 minutes.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Pitch! - Childrens Stories. Erin Markey, Corn Mo, Mike Albo and David Commander. Guest editor Francesco Sedita.

Pitch! - Childrens Stories: Penguin Young Readers Group
April 19th, & the third Tuesday of every month 7PM $5.
Under St. Marks Theater
94 St. Mark's Place (between 1st Street and Avenue A)
New York City
Pitch! - Children's Stories: Penguin Young Readers Group
"When the child was a child It walked with its arms swinging, wanted
the brook to be a river, the river to be a torrent, and this puddle to
be the sea...
" - Handke
"Pitch!" is a live storytelling event with a twist. Four fearless
storytellers: Erin Markey, Corn Mo, Mike Albo, and David Commander
perform in front of an audience while simultaneously pitching their
story to a publishing world heavyweight! Francesco Sedita President
and Publisher Grosset and Dunlap/PSS! Penguin Young Readers Group is
at the editor's desk on April 19th. Our guest editor will share their
feedback and maybe even a possible yes or no on the spot! Willing
audience members are also invited to submit a rapid fire 15 second
pitch.
Your hosts Greg Walloch and Mark Allen keep it lively and irreverent!
Will the performers have what it takes? Will you have what it takes?
Witness amazing stories, insightful editorial commentary, and the
intense process of being a writer more closely than you've ever
imagined. It's time for your inner child's big break. What are you
waiting for? "Pitch!"
What people are saying about Greg Walloch and Mark Allen:
"It's not often that the typically rough-and-tumble atmosphere of the
comedy stage softens enough to allow such moments of delicate human
tenderness." - The New York Times
"Then... there's Mark Allen." - NPR
Pitch!
April 19th, and the third Tuesday of every month
7 PM $5.
Under St. Marks Theater
94 St. Mark's Place (between 1st Street and Avenue A)
New York City

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

39 Steps on Broadway - and that's just to get to your seats in the mezzanine

39 Steps on Broadway - and that's just to get to your seats in the mezzanine.
Are you a theatergoer with special needs? And I'm not talking about your special need to channel LuPone and and perform the entire original cast recording of Evita in your morning shower. Read More...

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Do You Smell Something Cooking?

Photo by Greg Walloch
The link between cellular telephone use and cancer is still unclear. Although I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to tether your phone directly to your head with a rubberband as fashioned by this New York City taxi driver.