The Secret City

The Secret City: THE BODY!

From The Secret City Blog
Glorious spring! Time to the shed old skins and reveal the fresh, new, tender bodies underneath. Join us as we celebrate the mysterious and beautiful vessels in which we spend our lives.

Our line up is amazing!

* Jimmy O'Donnell will lead the band on guitar
* Sarah Alden will join us on fiddle
* Art-masseuse Lucy Smith will share tips on awakening the inner body
* Chef Amanda Freitag is making artichoke hearts for the food offering
* Charlotte Booker is going to read for us
* Rachel Coloff, Donna Cribari and Chris Wells will sing THE PHYSICIAN
* Percussionist Mathias Kunsli will enthrall with his cymbals
* Painter John Devaney will share his beautiful figurative work with us
* And storyteller Greg Walloch will give the guest sermon, entitled ABOUT TO EAT CAKE


It's going to be a beautiful service, guaranteed to awake, revive, stimulate and inspire all bodies present.

The Secret City

Sunday March 28th, 11:30 a.m.

@Theatrelab

137 W. 14th St.


And Remember, FREE CHILDCARE!!

Steamboat: A Literary Humor Series

Pictured: Mike Albo
Steamboat: A Literary Humor Series
Greenlight Bookstore
March 18th, 7:30 pm
686 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY
Hosted by Bob Powers and Jason Reich
Featuring JULIE KLAUSNER, author of I Don't Care About Your Band
MIKE ALBO, author of The Underminer and Hornito
MAX SILVESTRI, of Gabe and Max 100 Seconds, AVClub.com columnist, host of Big Terrific
GREG WALLOCH, appearances on The Moth TV Series and Kurt Andersen's Studio 360
It's the show where people read to you without tucking you in and telling you to go to bed afterward. Come out to the wonderful Greenlight Bookstore in Ft Greene Brooklyn for a night of reading and storytelling from New York's most hilarious writers and comedians.

Crips & Retards Against Sarah Palin (It's ok, it's Satire)

Disabled writer and performer Greg Walloch wants you to join him on Crips & Retards Against Sarah Palin (It's ok, it's Satire).

I have a special need... To stop Sarah Palin from speaking on behalf of people with disabilities. Who's with me? Make your voice heard and speak for yourself!

Please feel free to promote your disability awareness/pride events on this FaceBook page. Speak up and speak out!

Recent hot topics: Andrea Fay Friedman, the actress with Down syndrome speaks for herself about The Family Guy / Sara Palin episode. Singer Amanda Palmer's Evelyn Evelyn tour disability drama on Twitter. Disability Awareness Week at UC Berkeley.

Anybody can join, "Because everyone of us is disabled... In our very own special way." - Greg Walloch

Crips & Retards Against Sarah Palin (It's ok, it's Satire)

Greg Walloch at SpeakEasy

SpeakEasy: Stories From the Back Room. Cornelia Street Cafe in the West Village, 29 Cornelia St (intersects with 6th Ave & 4th St) Subway D-F-A-C-E to West 4th 212-989-9319 Tuesday Feb 16, 8:30 pm $10 plus one food or drink minimum.
Host Sherry Weaver brings life's travails and humor to the stage with NY's best storytellers! Featuring: William Mullen, Andy Christie, Martin Dockery, Leslie Goshoko, Gabrielle Selz, and Greg Walloch. Visit www.speakeasystories.com

Magic Brian's Barrel of Monkeys

Magic Brian's Barrel of Monkeys at Iridium
January 10th at Midnight $20.
1650 Broadway @51st Street
New York, NY
International award winning variety entertainer Magic Brian has been producing variety shows in New York City for the last 7 years. He finds the most unique and original talent and weaves their performances into a seamless night of high-quality entertainment. Along with his outrageous comedy-magic and side show act, Magic Brian's Barrel of Monkeys features the circus skills of Harvest Moon, who blends elements borrowed from the circus' big-top with vintage Burlesque style. Storyteller Greg Walloch who's work has been described as '...a breathless exhilarating and irreverent ride through the emotional spectrum.' And, Curtis Eller, self-described 'yodeling banjo player' who's unique style and energy '...finds the middle ground between silent film The General and a banjo-packin’ Jello Biafra.'