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Lesley Gore Metropolitan Museum of Art Fri., November 20, 7:00pm East 80s
It wasn't in our Best Of issue, but here's a premium insider tip: The most popular place to be emo in New York is the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Every day, you see the young things frowning pensively at the Chuck Closes in Modern Art, blasting Blonde Redhead through headphones while skulking... More>>
The Hoodlum The Film Society of Lincoln Center Fri., November 20, 7:00pm West 60s
Dir. Sidney Franklin (1919). In this comedic class fable, Mary falls for a young man who had been jailed because of her wealthy grandfather's dishonest practices. It's well acted, but the outstanding feature is the splendidly convincing sets of New York slum scenes created in Hollywood by... More>>
Philly Hoops Classic St. John's University, Sun Yat Sen Hall Fri., November 13
more dates/times 		Jamaica
Baseball is over for the year, the fates of our NFL teams are undecided though dubious—and it's time to turn to college hoops. Now in its third year, the Philly Hoops Classic picks seven schools and allows them to play two games at other participating schools before a grand finale over... More>>
Craig Robinson Comix Thu., November 19, 7:30pm
more dates/times 		Meatpacking District
You probably know Craig Robinson best as Darryl Philbin, the sarcastic warehouse foreman on The Office. The offbeat comedian has also been featured in films such as Zack and Miri Make a Porno, Knocked Up, and Pineapple Express. But you may not know that, besides being a talented actor and... More>>
'Star Wars in Concert' Izod Center (formerly Continental Airlines Arena) Fri., November 20, 7:30pm New Jersey
The music really was the best part of the Star Wars franchise. John Williams delivered a space opera that was brilliantly intricate and yet immediately accessible—he merged the emotional wallop of Wagner and Strauss with George Lucas's crackpot pop philosophy, thereby inflating the latter... More>>
Jack Rose+Chris Forsyth+Corridors Abrons Arts Center Fri., November 20, 8:00pm Lower East Side
Tonight three excellent, and predominantly acoustic-based, axe-slingers explore the intersection of the guitar and the drone. Philly-based Rose has carved out a name for himself as one of the finest and most innovative U.S. finger-style players, smartly melding John Fahey's sun-drenched blues... More>>
Mark Helias Trio Cornelia Street Cafe Fri., November 20, 9:00pm
more dates/times 		West Village
Jazz trios gain lots of ground when they increase their pliability, and bassist Helias has forged a career that gives his music plenty of elbow room. Amorphous one second, keenly designed the next, its plurality is its power. He's been working with a string of saxophonists of late, but this... More>>
Maitre d’Airdrop Presents Kasper, Fred P, Soul Clap & Crazy Larry The Market Hotel Fri., November 20, 10:00pm Bushwick
Madrid's Kasper imports some minimal goodies from labels including Igloo, Net28, and Esperanza, while Brooklyn favorite Fred P supplies the local house that's making his Black Jazz Consortium work and Jus Ed's Underground Quality label so damn compelling. Their extended sets are bookended by... More>>
Ray Davies Town Hall Thu., November 19, 8:00pm
more dates/times 		West 40s
Unlike many oldies acts, Davies has a deep, influential catalog that he can draw on at will, thrilling fans not just with the relatively few hits the Kinks had but also with the glorious obscurities that fans savor. He's reliving his catalog again but this time with a choir—like Townshend,... More>>
Devo The Fillmore at Irving Plaza Fri., November 20, 9:00pm
more dates/times 		East Village
New Wave legends and cultural anti-theorists Devo are celebrating their 35th anniversary with a pair of epic shows: Playing their taut landmark Q: Are We Not Men? tonight and their best-selling Freedom of Choice tomorrow. Who cares if pointless nostalgia trips are "Devo" or not; the... More>>
Fela! Eugene O'Neill Theatre Every week Saturday, 2:00pm
more dates/times 		West 40s
Fela Kuti’s song titles aren’t overly cheerful: “Sorrow Tears & Blood,” “Shuffering and Shmiling,” “Zombie.” But Bill T. Jones and his collaborators have sorted through Kuti’s discography, crafting an exuberant celebration of his life and style. The... More>>
Idiot Savant Public Theater Every week Saturday, Sunday from Sat., October 31 until Sun., December 20, 2:00pm
more dates/times 		Noho
When Playbill magazine interviewed Willem Dafoe about how he came to be the star of downtown auteur Richard Foreman's latest production Idiot Savant, the actor gushed, "I really do love his shows. When I'm in his theater, I'm so happy. I like how I think. There's a challenge. I find my mind... More>>
Under the Gaslight Metropolitan Playhouse Every week Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Fri., November 20 until Sat., December 19, 8:00pm
more dates/times 		East Village
Consider riding the rails to the Metropolitan Theater’s revival of Augustin Daly’s archetypal 1967 melodrama, which concludes in a scene of a virtuous one-armed man tied to the railroad tracks. A play about class anxieties, it was, in its day, a marvel of sensation and technological... More>>
Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present Brooklyn Museum Daily from Fri., October 30 until Sun., January 31 Prospect Heights
Without photography, would Elvis and his gyrating hips have shocked America? Can you talk about Grace Jones without thinking of the Island Life cover? The photographers who collaborated with rock 'n' roll musicians injected the genre with glamour, grit, and sex appeal, and even today, one... More>>
A Voyage of Growth and Discovery SculptureCenter Daily from Sun., September 13 until Mon., November 30, 12:00pm Long Island City
Brooklyn-based artist Michael Smith is such a baby. No, really. For the past 30 years, he has been channeling his infant self, walking around in diapers and a bonnet—all in the name of art. For his latest installation, A Voyage of Growth and Discovery, a collaboration with the L.A.-based... More>>
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'Inside' NYU, Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimo Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9:00am West Village
Footnotes: New Directions in David Foster Wallace Studies The CUNY Graduate Center Fri., November 20, 9:00am-5:00pm Murray Hill
Naughty or Nice? Meredith Ward Fine Art Fri., November 20, 11:00am East 60s
'David Parker Presents' 92nd Street Y Fri., November 20, 12:00pm East 90s
Tessa Souter+Brooklyn Boogaloo Blowout 55 Bar Fri., November 20, 6:00pm
more dates/times 		West Village
Transgender Day of Remembrance: Remembering Stonewall Stonewall Fri., November 20, 6:00pm West Village
A Taste of Burgundy Astor Center Fri., November 20, 6:30pm Noho
Connie Rosenblum: Boulevard of Dreams Rose Gallery, Cooper Union Fri., November 20, 6:30pm East Village
Lesbian Cinema Arts Presents What’s Cooking? The Center Fri., November 20, 6:30pm West Village
Tasting Wine Like a Master: The Art of Blind Tasting Red Wine Astor Center Fri., November 20, 6:30pm Noho
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