starting Dec.12 and going through February 2004!
• See "High Heels & Red Noses" in Times Square!
• Palace of Variety and FREE Museum of Times Square Opens!
• Volunteer and be a part of Times Square History!

High Heels & Red Noses in Times Square Friday at 8:00 PM
   What happens when a couple of ex Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Baily Circus Clowns join up with the sexiest show in town. See The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus’ newest production High Heels & Red Noses in the greatest vaudeville show palace in New York City.
   The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus presents its latest innovative burlesque and circus theatrical extravaganza, "High Heels & Red Noses." Outrageous antics ensue when Kinko the clown finds a mysterious high heeled shoe in the trash. The unexpected arrival of its owner conjures a world of thrills, where surprises literally come out of the woodwork. Loaded with Bindlestiff's trademark burlesque humor and jaw-dropping theatrics, "High Heels & Red Noses" is a spectacular peek into the spine tingling world created in the Palace of Variety. See High Heels & Red Noses Every Friday, Saturday at 8:00 pm, Sundays at 7:00pm.
FREE Museum of Times Square Reopens With New and Bizarre Exhibits
   Did you know that Times Square was once a Cabbage Patch? Or that in got it's name from a Newspaper? Or that we have the only two headed chicken and four legged ducks in New York City? Be sure to visit the FREE Museum of Times Square to celebrate the centennial of the brightest, bawdiest and most outrageous place in America!

Bindlestiff Family Cirkus Winter Cabaret
   See our weekly display of Vaudevillian Variety and Audacious Amusements. These shows will feature the best of the "New Vaudevillians" and the most original and shocking rising stars. This weekends opening weekend lineup includes Mistress Philomena, Mr. Pennygaff, Laura Witwer-aerial, Drew the Fool, Angelo Iodice and Ula the Pain Proof Rubber Girl-aerial. Not to be missed entertainment presented in the intimate confines of the Palace of Variety!

See this show every Friday and Saturday at 11p Dec 12 through Feb 29.
Tickets: $15
www.bindlestiff.org

Performance/Event
A SubBug Production
Apparition
an uneasy play of the underknown
by Anne Washburn

Fri - Sun, Nov. 7 - 9
Thu - Mon, Nov.13 - 17
Wed - Sun, Nov.19 - 23
All performances at 8p
Directed by Linsay Firman
With Scott Blumenthal*, David Brooks*, Steven Rattazzi*, Heidi Schreck*, T. Ryder Smith*
(*Appears courtesy of Actors Equity)
Modern ghost stories alternate with bouts of fake Latin. The story of Macbeth is told and retold; waiting to go on, the actors playing the witches hold a headcount, and discover they are one too many. Demons appear in suburban backyards and reappear elsewhere in another narrative. A couple, in an attic, can't decide if they are alive or dead. It ends badly.
Tickets $15, available at 212.868.4444 or
www.smarttix.com
Apparition was developed through the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab and R&D Series

Performance/Event
A BAD MATH PRODUCTION
3 AMERICANISMS
by Mac Wellman
Nov. 8-Nov. 22 Thursday-Saturday @ 10
Directed by Laramie Dennis
Starring Jeffrey Emerson, Travis York, and Kate Benson
3 Americans road-trip through the political and cultural wasteland of American life in the Chubby years, risking life and limb to reach the radioactive garbage dump at the end of the rainbow. Mac Wellman's answer to the "ceaselessly edifying, dreadful wreck of American Theater-sliding into the lifeless, joyless bog of Anglophile inanition," 3 AMERICANISMS is a vintage Wellmaniac opus. Come and get it.
$10 tickets: www.theatermania.com or 212.352.3101

Performance/Event
Spotlight On's
Halloween Theater Festival
Oct.16 - Nov.2, 2003
Almost 30 events in 2 theaters and free entertainment in the performance window and the Halloween Lounge / Gallery located at 121 West 42nd St.
Special all-day lineup on the 31st, Halloween!
See the schedule for both theaters.
Tickets: $15
For more information and tickets:
www.spotlighton.org
or www.theatermania.com

Performance/Event
Sektor 6 Kommunikations (s6k),
Real University, WBAI 99.5 fm
in association with
9/11 Citizens Watch, Independent Media Center NY,
NJ Civil Rights Defense Committee,
Chat The Planet, Downtown Community TV,
Madama Griffitts LLP, Rise Up Radio
& chashama Theater @ Times Square present
The Bridge 3 Forum Series
Resistance through Truth:
Media's responsibility to Democracy
Saturday October 11th
1pm to 10pm (starts promptly at 1pm)
ABSOLUTELY FREE
"Logic is an enemy and truth is a menace." Rod Serling
Movie screenings, speeches, music, Q&A's, interviews, and panels all presented to supply strategies to sift through the seemingly insurmountable misinformation to find better questions to ask and better places to find answers, and most importantly:
how YOU can GET & STAY INVOLVED.
Join our all day celebration of living life with the blinders off.
With our guests;
- John Judge (9/11 Citizens Watch)
- Jeannette Gabriel (NJ Civil Rights Defense Committee)
- IndyMedia
- Rise Up Radio
- Elombe Brathe
- Piper Anderson (Blackout Arts Collective)
And other special guests
See screenings of the award winning documentaries;
- Bridge to Baghdad 2
- Plan Columbia: Cashing-in on the Drug-War Failure
- Paying the Price-Killing the Children of Iraq
Check out performances by;
- Adam Matta/7734
- Auracle v.2
Go to www.s6k.com/B3.htm for complete event info
Or call 917.723.7281
"Faithfully relying upon the power of truth, love, and justice, for success in my humble efforts--and solemnly pledging my self anew to the sacred cause,--I subscribe myself,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS."
"Use the media and stop the media from using you."
Stay tuned...
www.s6k.com

Installation Project
PDPal (aka Personal Digital Pal)
a collaboration by Panasonic, the Times Sq. BID and Creative Time

Oct.9 - Dec.12, 2003
FREE
Get your palm pilots ready! This interactive art project sponsored by Panasonic, and conceived and created by artist Marina Zurkow, architect Scott Paterson and MTV.com's Julian Bleecker, will make you fall in love all over again with technology. Guided by the streetwise and witty Urban Park Ranger (UPR), PDPal is a multi-component public art project that allows you to create your own vision of a public space - in this case, Times Square. Together with the UPR, audiences can create a playful log of their daily encounters while traveling through this dazzling urban environment.
Check out the The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Times Square Astrovision, a 60-second PDPal animation on the 59th minute of every hour (except rush hour), then head on over to one of their Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) beaming stations- a mobile unit featured at rotating locations throughout Times Square, a customized station right around the corner at Chashama, or pdpal.com.
212-726-1935
www.pdpal.com
www.creativetime.org

Performance/Event
Quattro Gatti Theatre Company
in association with chashama presents
"Byron and Emily Go To Work"
by Matthew G. Park and Amy F. Quint
Directed by Yolanda Hawkins
Music by William Sullivan Niederkorn

Monday, September 29 preview, 8p
Tuesday, September 30, OPEN 8p
Wed - Fri October 1 - 3, 8p
Sat October 4, 3p & 8p
Sun, October 5, 3p
Mon - Thu October 6 -9, 8p
Running Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
Tickets $15/$10 with student ID
Reservations: 212-352-3101
www.theatermania.com
quattrogatti.performative.com
With: Brandon Breault*, Adam Einstein, Victoria Hay, Shana Lloyd, Ira Lopez, Matthew G. Park, Amy F. Quint, David Lloyd Rabig, Katie Scott, Renee Jessica Tan
Assistant Director: Alejandra Parra
Stage Manager: Michael Patrick Doyle*
Website and postcard design by Lindsay Kelley
Byron and Emily Go To Work is an Equity Approved Showcase
*These actors/stage manager(s) are appearing courtesy of Actor's Equity Association.
Quattro Gatti Theatre Company, a group of trained and experienced young actors interested in creating new and inventive work, presents the New York premiere of Byron and Emily Go To Work and prepare to travel to the 2004 Dublin Fringe Festival, where they have been invited to participate in the first Young American Playwrights Series:
Byron and Emily go to work but they don't want to. Not in the least. With their boss, Mr. Inferno, about to make them an offer they may not be able to resist, they are going to have to make a choice. Time was when struggling artists like Byron and Emily ran as far away from the corporate world as possible. But those days are largely gone. The temps find themselves tapping out iambic pentameter with No. 2 pencils on their desks, trying to eke out a living in the Big Apple. They quickly learn you can't have your verse and write it too. If you stand too close to the fire that is corporate America, they give you an office and an expense account. Does "Temp" stand for Temporary, or for Temptation?
For publishable photos or other information please visit:
dmon.performative.com/photographs/big or www.dmon.performative.com

Performance/Event
a Mobius production
Juliett 484

Friday, September 26, 2003
a post-festival presentation of an international exchange involving 16 artists, eight from Poland, and eight from the U.S (six from Mobius, two from Providence), two festivals and three collaborating organizations to run August 23rd - September 4th, site-specifically at the Gdansk shipyard in Poland (as part of the Castle of Imagination International Performance Art Festival) and in Providence, R.I., at Collier Point Park where the submarine is docked ( as part of the Convergence International Arts Festival). The project takes it title from a decommissioned Russian submarine docked at Collier Point Park in Providence. It is through the benign retirement of the sub that issues of totalitarianism, the Cold War, and the recent naval and maritime history of the Baltic Sea, (where Juliett 484 toured, and probably docked, in Ustka and Gdansk) along with naming and numerology will be explored in the project.
more
Tickets: $12 / 10 - Students, Seniors & Friends of MOBIUS
Information on all events can be found at www.mobius.org
or by calling Mobius at 617.542.7416

Performance
s6k Media & chashama proudly present
a Kayhan Irani production
"We've Come Undone"
Written and Performed by Kayhan Irani

Tuesday Sept.23 & Wednesday, Sept.24, 2003
box office opens 6:30p
doors open at 7p
performance at 8p / $10
more info: www.s6k.com
A series of moving monologues inspired by stories from the Arab American, Muslim and South Asian communities.
From a young girls' bewilderment at her father's disappearance, to an INS agent's rant and a Sikh woman's humourous conversation with an arsonist, the characters' truths aim to enlighten, activate and inspire.
Interweaving drama, dance, music and multimedia, this poignant multidisciplinary piece explores the impact of recent legislation on several communities in the US that are experiencing the trauma of detention, disappearance and deportation.
"The world does contain much ugliness and despair, but artists have the divine privilege of reshaping the world to incorporate not a minimum amount of involvement and interpretation, but a maximum amount."
-Thomas Kinkaid
link to page about the show

Performance/Event
THAW'S
THE FREEDOM FOLLIES
Tuesday, September 9, 7:30p:
"9/11 -- Liberate Yourself from the Mass Media."
Hosted by Sophia Skiles and Noel Salzman
FREE Admission; Donations Accepted.
Theater. Information. Community.
War. Pacifism. Conscientious Objection.
The peace-mongering cabaret marches on.
WE WANT YOU.
This FREE cabaret event will feature:
1.)  PERFORMANCES 2.)  READINGS 3.)  FREE SPEECH
THAW responds to United for Peace and Justice's "The World Says No to the WTO" Global Day of Action Against Corporate Globalization and War (www.unitedforpeace.org) with September's gathering of artistic forces. With the anniversary of 9-11 on the horizon, THAW executes a preemptive attack on the mass media's kowtowing to the Bush regime with this month's Freedom Follies. The peace-mongering cabaret marches on with short performances new and reprised --- as well as readings and open time for audience members to engage in a speak-out as THAW's Freedom Follies continues to stockpile our own community based arsenal of Weapons of Mass Dissent.
Scheduled to perform: acclaimed protest singer Lorcan 'Larry" Otway, Immigrant Theater Project, Eric Wallach, Isadora Productions, DADAnewyork, Jeffrey Lewoncyck, Antonia Guerrero, Jonas Oppenheim, playwrights Jason Grote, Martin Kimmeldorf and Gene Ruffini, Karen Lillis, Chris Wells, David Cote, Anita Michaels, Laura Winton, International WOW's Alanna Medlock and Dave Esler, www.whitehouse.org's John Devore, and many more surprises.
For your pro-peace pleasure, this cast of rough and tumble downtown all-stars brings you the words of social critic and journalist Barbara Ehrenreich, manifestoes of the Living Theater's Julian Beck, Charlie Rose's interview with Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman, excerpts from Wallace Shawn's elegiac "The Designated Mourner," Al Gore's recent speech at NYU, a clarion call from Arundhati Roy, cultural critic Susan Sontag's 9/11 contribution to The New Yorker, an unholy pairing of Jean Baudrillard and the online missives of Ann Coulter, and even Bad Boy Richard Foreman weighs in with his offering to the NYC anthology, "110 Stories," and so much more!
Each month this summer THAW's Freedom Follies has assembled a posse of rough and tumble NYC theater all-stars for performances, readings and speak-outs. August's Follies took it to the next level with standing room only displays of satire and subversion.
Don't miss out! September 9 -- Save the date and participate!
"We, the world community, are WAGING peace... it is happening now-every
day every hour-waging peace through a global conversation." -Robert Muller

Continue the conversation...COME ON OUT TO THE THEATER!
Inform yourself. Sustain awareness. Persist for peace.

THAW out for Peace! www.thawaction.org

THAW (Theaters Against War) is an international network of theater artists responding to the United States' ongoing "War on Terror", aggressive and unilateral foreign policies, and escalating attacks on civil liberties in the US and throughout the world

Performance/Event
Bernardo's Peace Party
Friday Aug. 8th, 8 pm - 1 am
FREE!
Join Bernardo Issel of Code Pink for an evening of art, music, movie (Amandla) and thoughtful discussion w/ authors of Weapons of Mass Deception. ( If you'd like to perform, speak, show art, please contact us.)
8 pm: Amandla! A Revolution In Four-Part Harmony (2002)
The power of song to communicate, motivate, console, unite and, ultimately, beget change: lies at the heart of director Lee Hirsch's inspiring Harmony. The film tells the story of black South African freedom music and reveals the central role it played in the long battle against apartheid.
(www.amandla.com/home/index.php)
10 pm: muckraking journalists Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber, authors of the classic expose' Toxic Sludge Is Good For You, who will be discussing their new book Weapons of Mass Deception, The Uses of Propaganda in Bush's War on Iraq.
( www.prwatch.org/books/wmd.html );
Read an excerpt from the book at www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=16497)
11 pm: music, performance art, other

Benefit Event
The tennessee project in association with chashama presents
In the Name of Freedom!
Thursday, July 31st, 8p

a benefit for the upcoming production of Ashira69 (Episode #1: Cult to the Chase - appearing this August in the New York Fringe Festival)
featuring performances by:
KiD SiC and Mr. Wright (of Nervous Cabaret)
H.R.Britton
Ethan Rand
Nathan Caswell
Polly Mormon and the Wives
Amanda Melson
Ambrose Martos
Jeff Grow
Pocus Cadabra (a.k.a. Nelson Lugo)
Haircuts by Lana (yes, actual haircuts, for all those willing)
and a shameless trailer for Ashira69 (Episode #1: Cult to the Chase)
hosted by the ladies of Ashira69

Tickets are $10-15  -or -
$7 if you come dressed as a Super Hero!
freezia@ashira69.org
www.tennesseeproject.org
www.fringenyc.org

Gallery Exhibition
Globalvision announces a VIP prescreening of the show
SOUTH AFRICA NOW AND THEN
MONDAY JULY 28th at 6:30 PM
to be followed by a panel discussion and South African party.

The pilot episode premieres in prime time on New York City's CUNY TV (Channel 75) at 10 PM on MONDAY AUGUST 18th (additional screenings at l0 AM and 4 PM, as well as Sunday August 24 at 8.30 AM).

In 2004, South Africa marks its tenth anniversary of freedom and democracy. To celebrate and document the occasion, Globalvision, an independent TV company with a long history reporting on South Africa, is introducing a new series: SOUTH AFRICA NOW AND THEN.

South Africa Now, Globalvision's pioneering, Emmy-award winning series, covered the liberation struggle of South Africa from the inside-out every week for three years on television worldwide, spotlighting the evils of apartheid while showcasing the energy and vibrance of South Africa.

"South Africa Now showed images of brutality and inspiration that South African TV wouldn't screen and the American networks refused to show," says the series' creator, Danny Schechter, who serves as Executive Producer of the updated series. "We want to expose audiences to a vast archive of unique footage that so many South Africans never saw, to inspire reflections on the past and the future of their fight for freedom."

SOUTH AFRICA NOW AND THEN is reported by Prudence Solomon, who has anchored for CNN, CNBC, and SABC. The pilot features reminiscences by UN Ambassador Dumisani Kumalo and a musical performance by Hugh Masekela and pays tribute to the recently deceased hero Walter Sisulu. There is also a segment on the documentary movie AMANDLA!, and one about a youth media group called the Sustainable Revolutionaries who have created a song and video about sustainable development.
"It's important that we connect with youth," says co-producer Michael Lee. "It's too easy for them to forget about the sacrifices and triumphs that brought them the opportunities they have today." SOUTH AFRICA NOW AND THEN plans to work with young producers in South Africa to help tell their stories.

For more information contact Anna Pizarro at 212/246-0202 x3016 or anna@globalvision.org.

Gallery Exhibit
American Standard
Monday, July 21 - Saturday, July 26, 2003

Gallery open 6-10p
Sara Auster
The Butcha
Aaron Chiesa
Richard Cohen
Christopher Giordani
Bernard Klevickas
Gregory MacAvoy
Daniel James McCabe
Noel Spiker Post
Short films screened daily 7p
Johnathan Phelps
The Washinmachine
Poetry and Musical Performances Friday, July 25, 9p
Terence Chiesa "Voices"
Dant Mazzetti
Saturday, July 26
Rustodious Ravengers
The Others
Smash Mechaniks
Flight Crew/D.R.S.
Gallery admission - FREE
Films and Performances - $10

Benefit Event
PenneySeal Productions invites you to
The Slut Party
Thursday, July 17, 7p - 11p
SUPPORT Slut in FringeNYC!!

Come one, come all! PenneySeal Productions invites you to the big fundraising event to support Slut, the new rock musical by Stephen Sislen & Ben Winters, directed by Sarah Gurfield. We're headed for the New York International Fringe Festival this August!

Support the cast and crew with a great night of fun with free booze, tons of silent auction goodies, great music, and lots of Slut-ty action! The cost is $15 at the door (plus whatever you need to spend to win any auction item you might covet...).

The silent auction will consist of an enormous collection of theater, music, and film paraphernalia signed by your favorite musicians & movie stars; tickets to various shows & events (Broadway & Off-Broadway); coaching sessions; designer clothing; cosmetics; magazine subscriptions; gift certificates; DVDs; CDs; posters; books; photography; art; and more!!!

With the price of admission, you will be automatically entered to win our fabulous raffle prize! We'll see you there!

For those of you who need a recap, heres the skinny:
WHO: You, your $15 donation, and the cast & crew of Slut!
WHAT: The one, the only, and the biggest party & fundraiser for Slut!
WHEN: Thursday, July 17th from 7-11pm
WHERE: Chashama at 125 West 42nd Street b/t Broadway & 6th Avenue
WHY: Because you support Slut! Because you want free booze! Because you want to win the coolest stuff ever! Because we want to see you there!

Benefit Event
Nosedive Productions:
We've Got Crabs
live summer benefit
Saturday, July 12, 10:30p til low tide
$20 at the door ($15 w/sexy beach attire)
All you can drink!
Snacks and raffle prizes
to raise money for their next production:
"Evil Hellcat and Other Lurid Tales"

beer provided by Heartland Brewery

Performance Event
THAW'S
THE FREEDOM FOLLIES
Monday, July 7: Artists and the Tradition of Dissent
Round out the Independence Day Holiday by (re)visiting those artists who embraced activism and resistance as a vital extension of their creative work. Experience the words of Vaclav Havel, Bertolt Brecht, Paul Robeson, Yoko Ono, Dario Fo, Arthur Miller, Clifford Odets, Wole Soyinka, Hallie Flanigan and more. Claim your heritage.
FREE Admission; Donations Accepted

Theater. Information. Community.
A song. A dance. A piece of a play. A letter to the editor. A speech from the United Nations debates. An e-mail -- SHARE IT. Create an event or reprise an existing work, so we may show that protest is CREATIVE and CONSTANT. ANY ACT CAN BECOME A PROTEST. ANY PEACEFUL ACTION CAN STAND FOR PEACE.

The peace-mongering cabaret features performances new and reprised --- as well as readings and open time for audience members to engage in a speak-out. The July Follies features short pieces on the theme of Artists and the Tradition of Dissent. The words from a diversity of renowned artist-citizens are given voice, rounding out our nations annual celebration of Independence. From the popular theater of Brazils Augusto Boal to the counter-culture happenings of the East Villages Living Theater from the Federal Theater Projects Hallie Flanigans HUAC transcripts to those of Harry Belafontes recent guest spot on Larry King Live from the gallows humor of Brecht to the unblinking ferocity of Reza Abdoh -- and many more, these selections testify to the vital role of Artists, and specifically those in the theater, as politically engaged citizens.

The first Monday night of each month at Chashama, THAW's Freedom Follies draws its participants from a rotating cast of rough and tumble downtown theater artists and activists in curated evenings of pro-peace/anti-war texts illuminating timely themes for each month. Stay posted for August's and September's Freedom Follies...

Performance
All's Well That Ends...Well
adapted from Shakespeare, et al., by
Lucy Smith Conroy and Maria Mercedes Cole
a blessed unrest production

Also interspresed with text and story from other sources, including Boccaccio's Decameron and Machiavelli's The Prince.
Friday, May 23 - Sunday, June 15

Set in the living rooms of contemporary society and in the midst of a far-off war, ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS...WELL tells of a society disrupted by the misplaced affections of a young woman, the defiance of a nobleman, and the terrifying power of a sick king revived. It is a story of rebellion and the relentless pursuit of happiness, pitting the rigors of youth against the obstinacy of experience, class against class, mettle against blood.

Fri-Sat, May 23-24, 7:30p
Sun, May 25, 3p & 7:30p
Thur-Sat, May 29-31, 7:30p
Sun, June 1, 3p only, with post-show discussion
Thur-Sat, June 5-7, 7:30p
Sun, June 8, 3p only, with post-show discussion
Thur-Fri, June 12-13, 7:30p
Sat, June 14, 3p & 7:30p
Sun, June 15, 3p only
Tickets: $15

Performance
GROWING UP/GROWING DOWN-
A Fairy Tale or Two
a Roots&Branches Theater production

Written and Directed by David Schechter With Arthur Strimling and The Ensemble Original Songs by David Schechter Additional Music by Marc Aaron Production Stage Manager: Patrick Lanczki "They tell you that wine gets better with age, Well, honey, I have reached the vinegar stage"

The Ensemble: Bernie Basescu, Sarah Elizabeth Michaels, Ruth Hirsch, Esther Horne, Zoe Lister-Jones, Muriel Mervis, Yvette Pollack, Marcy Ried, Lauren Scott, Molly Seif, Deena Selenow, Selma Wernick

a short description
MAY 14-17, 8PM & MAY 18, 3PM
Tickets $20; Seniors and Students $15
lscott@jasa.org

Performance
Gog Magog
by Jason Lindner
Directed by: Sloan Edenfield
Joshua Parrott
Opening Sat. April 5th, and running
Wed-Sun @ 8:30 through May 10th, 2003
Tix: $20, ($15 for students, $10 Rush)
description
www.gogmagogproject.com

Performance
The Spotlight On Theater Festival
March 9 - 30, 2003
20 Events
Schedule, tickets, etc.
Festival description
www.spotlighton.org

Performance & Exhibit
Palace of Variety and Free Museum of Times Square
Cirkus shows at 10:00 pm and Midnight Fridays and Saturdays
All-Age Shows are Saturday and Sundays at 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
Contact: 1-877-BINDLES
www.bindlestiff.org

The Bindlestiff Family Variety Arts, Inc. is a 501 (e) 3 non profit performing arts organization and therefore all gifts to support our programs are tax deductible. If you would like to donate any amount, please contact us at cirkus@bindlestiff.org, visit WWW.BINDLESTIFF.ORG or call 212-869-3376. Donations can be sent to: Bindlestiff Family Variety Arts, PO Box 1917, New York, NY, 10009.

The Free Museum of Times Square is located on the seven blocks now called Times Square that have been a Revolutionary War battleground, a cabbage patch, two dirt roads, and now the "crossroads of the world." We chronicle the evolution of the most famous entertainment mecca: from vaudeville and burlesque to peepshows, from "urban decay" to "Disneyfication." The museum features a photo documentary showcasing over 100 years of Times Square history and pays tribute to the variety arts venues of the past: Hammerstein's Olympia, Minsky's, the Palace, Club Durant, the Hippodrome, Hubert's Museum.

Benefit Event
National Theater of the United States of America benefit
to be held at the scene of the crime
(namely, Garvey & Superpant$)
at The Pleasure Center @125
on Friday, June 28, 9PM
NTUSA's benefit page
www.ntusa.org

Performance
chashama presents:
Placebo Sunrise
episode 17 of our fathers
created by:
The National Theater of the United States of America:
Ryan Bronz, Mark Doskow, Yehuda Duenyas, Jesse Hawley, Jonathan Jacobs, Normandy Sherwood, and James Stanley

"...a New Context for Living"
With:
Matt Kalman, Aimee McCormick, George Nobl, David Lloyd Rabig, Christopher A. Scott
and introducing Dave Giambusso as "Newt"
Tickets are thusly:
Balcony.........$7
Pit....................$10
Mezzanine.......$15
Imperial Box...$25
www.ntusa.org

Performance
Scotty the Blue Bunny is
PINK ON THE INSIDE
A POWER HOUR OF SPRINGTIME ENTERTAINMENT FROM NYC'S
HALF MAN- HALF WILD ANIMAL

Sundays thru Tuesdays
March 31 - April 30, 2002
8p $10 BYOB
www.scottybunny.com