Coming Soon

FREE

TICKETS: $18, Students & Seniors $15
COMMUNITY SPACE
While selling an expensive siding job in “A Healthy House,” the salesmen insinuate themselves into the lives of Tim and his elderly father, through issues such as the father’s battle with cancer and recently being widowed, and Tim’s failed dream of being a screenwriter and suffocating marriage.

TICKETS: $18, Students & Seniors $15
CABARET THEATER
Expelled from high school and arrested for antiwar activity, teenaged Samantha loses her college scholarship. Her mom despairs, and her Puerto Rican boyfriend actually wants to enlist. But her boyfriend's aunt, a volunteer at the Catholic Worker, offers real hope. This partly autobiographical play evokes the music and culture of the Vietnam War era on Manhattan's Lower East Side and aims to inspire new generations to risk action against war and all forms of injustice.

The event is FREE and open to the public.
No RSVP required.
CINO THEATER
Crip Camp is an award-winning documentary that tells the story of Camp Jened and its impact upon the disability rights movement.
Screening of Crip Camp followed by Q&A with co-director Jim LeBrecht

$5 Suggested Donation
This work-in-progress showing will feature Part 1 of Menopause: A Love Story and will be followed by an audience talk back.

The Apple Bonkers Return to Theater for the New City
June 7, Tuesday at 7 PM!
Tickets: $10.00
COMMUNITY SPACE

TICKETS: $18 / $15 for Students and Seniors
JOHNSON THEATER
A live play with video and original music. Ph.D. Students, finalists in the contest for the best essay "What is existence?" go out into New York City to hit all five boroughs to find the answer in unsuspected places. Do they ever find the answer? Do they write their essays? Do they win the contest? Come and find out!