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Dixie's Tupperware PartyFast-talking Dixie Longate throws a good ol’fashioned Tupperware Party filled with outrageous tales, free giveaways, and the most fabulous assortment of Tupperware, all of which will be on sale after the show! See for yourself why Miss Longate became the top Tupperware saleslady in the country within her first year of selling, and be amazed as she reveals the many alternative uses she has discovered for her plastic products! Hosted by Dixie Longate Written by Kris Andersson Directed by Alex Timbers 
By Peter Nachtrieb, Directed by Alex Timbers March 5-April 13, 2008 Something is about to explode and the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. It's going to be one hell of a blind date. 
produced in association with Manhattan Theatre Club By Liz Flahive. Directed by Leigh Silverman. Assistant directed by 2008 Artist-in-Residence, Shira Milikowsky Performed at MTC’s Stage 1, New York City Center, 131 W 55th St March 24-June 1, 2008 A misguided cry for help gone awry means a teenager's every move is scrutinized. A dark comedy about surviving high school, navigating second marriages, and awkward love songs for ungrateful girls. From Up Here was initially developed at Ars Nova in our Out Loud play-reading series and workshopped through our Next Step program. 
By Nick Jones. Music by Jollyship the Whiz-Bang. Directed by Sam Gold. May 7-June 29, 2008 The ship is sinking, the captain's a drunk and the band is on the verge of mutiny. An underground-pirate-puppet-rock spectacular! |
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A Joe Iconis Mini-Musical Triple Feature“One of something is fine, but three of something makes me shake my ass with joy.” A night of three, count ‘em, THREE 25-minute musicals written by Joe Iconis for your viewing and listening pleasure. Three tiny musicals explore such topics as asking Jenny Vecharelli to the prom, how to prepare for a high-stakes dinner party, and the fantastical journey into the mind of a writer. John Simpkins directs a cast of rebels and rogues who will provide laughs, shocks, and ‘tween show palate cleansers that are sure to delight. |
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Lost TricksLost Tricks, a piano driven foursome, creates wall-to-wall harmonies and blow out choruses culminating in a wholly fresh, earnest, and memorable sound. Lost Tricks are Trevor Oswalt, Cami Yankwitt, Agustin Frederic, and Dave Smith. Special guests include the comedic antics of The Carlough Brothers and the talented solo singer/songwriter Jesse Lenat. |
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AccidentIn her new one woman show, ACCIDENT, Amy Ziff (from the pop group BETTY), uses a cast of comedic characters, music, and monologues to explore the meaning of Life and After-Life. This is a great opportunity to preview a brand new piece in progress, from a Helen Hayes nominee, who the New York Times has called “a remarkable caricaturist.” |
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AccidentIn her new one woman show, ACCIDENT, Amy Ziff (from the pop group BETTY), uses a cast of comedic characters, music, and monologues to explore the meaning of Life and After-Life. This is a great opportunity to preview a brand new piece in progress, from a Helen Hayes nominee, who the New York Times has called “a remarkable caricaturist.” |
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Movie GeekMOVIE GEEK, a hilarious multimedia satire, follows the epic rise and fall of “Geek,” a passionate movie-lover who would grow up to become the world’s biggest movie nerd and most powerful Hollywood mogul. With all new onstage spoofs of classic movies and on-screen interviews from movie-star friends including Kathleen Turner, Henry Winkler, Lea DeLaria and even Bill Cosby, MOVIE GEEK combines Citizen Kane with a Ken Burns-style documentary and ends up with an award-winning play destined to attract both film and theater lovers alike. Written by Dylan Dawson, directed by Andy Donald, and co-conceived by Dylan Dawson and Andy Donald. THURSDAYS AT TEN brings the raw underbelly of New York’s alternative music and comedy scene to the Ars Nova stage. Each week Ars Nova encourages creative risk-taking by showcasing an innovative artist or group. THURSDAYS AT TEN has gained an incredible reputation for consistently turning out a high level of new talent. This reputation garnered Ars Nova a two-year television development deal with NBC/Universal. The deal has already started to pay off for CREATION NATION which is developing a pilot for Bravo. Ars Nova was also named New York’s Top Comedy Venue by TimeOut Magazine in 2006. |
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