Куда пойти 7 апреля 2015 года, советы от Timeout Нью-Йорк:
Five Boroughs Food Talk: Street Food; Symphony Space, Upper West Side, 7:30pm. $15.
Feed your brain during discussion about the evolution of street eats led by Every Day with Rachel Ray food features editor Gabriella Gershenson.
Breakout Artist Comedy Series: Evan Williams; Carolines on Broadway, Midtown West, 7:30pm. $16.50.
Tonight’s show introduces Evan Williams, our pick for Joke of the Week, whose stylings combine his clever style and some pre-sobriety stories.
Stargazing on the Highline; The High Line, Meatpacking District, 7:30pm. Free.
Use high-powered telescopes to see past the city’s glow to the rest of the cosmos. No really, nature really is that fascinating.
Chet Faker + XXYYXX; Output, Williamsburg, 10pm. $TBA, advance $20.
Fresh off their triumphant sold-out three-night Terminal 5 stand, Chet Faker and XXYYXX make the short trip over the river to perform DJ sets at Output, proving they can basically do anything.
Punderdome; Littlefield, Gowanus, 8pm. $7, advance $6.
“The past, present and future walk into a bar. It was tense,” and other puns take center stage in this 18-person wordplay competition.
Stephen Petronio Company; Joyce Theater, Chelsea, 7:30pm. $10–$59.
This season is an exciting one for Petronio, who unveils his Bloodlines series, in which he will add dances by master postmodern choreographers to his company’s repertoire. The program includes Petronio’s Locomotor Non Locomotor and Merce Cunningham’s 1968 RainForest.
An Evening with Renata Adler; McNally Jackson Books, Soho, 7pm. Free.
Don’t miss your chance to see the illustrious writer in person as she launches her much-anticipated new collection of nonfiction.
The Mash-Up Show; The Stand, Gramercy & Flatiron, 8pm. $15.
Two stand-ups with different styles share the stage and are forced to come up with a new set together on the spot. At the very least, this sounds wonderfully awkward.
Night Train with Wyatt Cenac; Littlefield, Gowanus, 8pm. 8, advance $5.
This weekly offering, hosted with a cool head and a warm heart by former Daily Show correspondent Wyatt Cenac, welcomes great young New York comics and noteworthy out-of-towners.
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