Running Amok
I wrote about Jennifer Miller's fabulous Circus Amok last July, when the troupe was holding auditions for an acrobat to join them for their fall show. Well, now it's showtime!
Their latest political satire is called "Sub-Prime Sublime," and it's coming to a New York park near you this month. It promises: "Acrobatic Economists, Fantastical Free-Falling Free Markets, Tenanacious Tenants, Querelous Quarks, Neurotic Neutrons, Vaulting Villains, Stupendous Stilters, Disco Dorothy, Lions and Tigers and Zebras Oh My!"
All of the shows are free. Here's the schedule:
Their latest political satire is called "Sub-Prime Sublime," and it's coming to a New York park near you this month. It promises: "Acrobatic Economists, Fantastical Free-Falling Free Markets, Tenanacious Tenants, Querelous Quarks, Neurotic Neutrons, Vaulting Villains, Stupendous Stilters, Disco Dorothy, Lions and Tigers and Zebras Oh My!"
All of the shows are free. Here's the schedule:
SAT, SEPT 6 - UPPER WEST SIDE - Riverside Park - 2pm & 5pm (79th Street & Riverside Drive)
SUN, SEPT 7 - CONEY ISLAND, BROOKLYN - Coney Island - 2pm & 5pm (West 10th Street & Surf Avenue)
MON, SEPT 8 - EAST NEW YORK, BROOKLYN - MLK Park - 5pm (Miller & Dumont Avenues)
WED, SEPT 10 - FT GREENE, BROOKLYN - Ft. Greene Park - 5:30pm (Myrtle Avenue & St. Edward's Street)
FRI, SEPT 12 - SOUTH BRONX - St. Mary's Park - 5pm (St. Ann's Avenue & St. Mary's Street)
SAT, SEPT 13 - LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS - Socrates Sculpture Park - 3pm (Broadway & Vernon Boulevard)
SUN, SEPT 14 - PROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN - Prospect Park - 2pm & 5pm (Enter @ 9th Street & Prospect Park West: show is at the base of the grassy hill near the dog beach.)
WED, SEPT 17 - LOWER MANHATTAN - Columbus Park - 5:30pm (Mulberry & Worth Streets)
FRI, SEPT 19 - SUNSET PARK, BROOKLYN - Sunset Park - 5:30pm (6th Avenue & 41st Street)
SAT, SEPT 20 - GREENWICH VILLAGE - Washington Square - 2pm & 5pm (University Place & Washington Square South)
SUN, SEPT 21 - HARLEM - Marcus Garvey - 2pm & 5pm (Madison Avenue & 122nd Street)
WED, SEPT 24 - WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN - Bedford Playground - 5pm (Bedford Avenue & South 9th Street)
FRI, SEPT 26 - LOWER MANHATTAN - Battery Park - 1pm & 5pm (Castle Clinton Plaza)
SAT, SEPT 27 - LOWER EAST SIDE - Seward Park - 4pm (Canal & Essex Streets)
SUN, SEPT 28 - EAST VILLAGE - Tompkins Square - 12pm & 3pm (Avenue A & East 7th Street)
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