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161 Chrystie St. New York, NY 10002

212-219-0736 

http://www.dixonplace.org  

161 Chrystie St. New York NY 10002

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  • Sun-Thu 6pm-12am, Fri-Sat 6pm-1am
  • Live Entertainment
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  • 'NYC10 Dance Initiative'

    'NYC10 Dance Initiative'

    7:30 p.m. fourth Wed. of every month

    Ten emerging companies each have 10 minutes to show their work.

  • No Need For Seduction

    No Need For Seduction

    7:30 p.m. every Fri., Sat. until May 25

    Victoria Libertore performs her play about a lesbian couple struggling with commitment on a romantic trip to Bali. 212-219-0736.

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  • SEX, DRUGS & OPERA

    SEX, DRUGS & OPERA

    Experimental opera singer Joseph Keckler, who blends theater, music, and visual art in his work, has become a downtown must-see for his brilliant and often humorous songs (he has one all about cat names) performed in his powerful voice with a... More »

  • <i>I am an Opera</i>: Smooth Operatic

    I am an Opera: Smooth Operatic

    “I’m not really an opera,” says dynamic performer Joseph Keckler at the start of his tantalizing song cycle–cum–multimedia one-man show I am an Opera. “I just said that to intrigue you.” Joseph, you tease! If not nearly as overblown as an opera,... More »

  • Black Blizzard

    Black Blizzard

    Wed, December 26, 2012

    Black Blizzard at Dixon Place, the 19th annual alternative spoken-word marathon that also features more than 100 artists. Your New Year will not lack imagery. Tue., Jan. 1, 2 p.m., 2013 More »

  • TRUE GRIT

    TRUE GRIT

    In 1973, Billie Jean King became a hero to millions of women when she wiped the court with Bobby Riggs’s smug face in a match dubbed the Battle of the Sexes. It was shortly afterward that King was asked by a reporter: “Are you an angry woman?”... More »

  • Dan Fishback\'s The Material World

    Dan Fishback's The Material World

    Is it sizzling in here or is it merely the annual arrival of Dixon Place’s Hot! Festival, a celebration of queer performance? It kicks off with Daniel Fishback’s deeply felt and historically accurate musical about a family of 1920s Jewish... More »

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  • 2009 | Best Gay Theater Fest

    It's fitting that The HOT! Festival turned 18 in 2009. Just when Dixon Place moved into a fabulous, state-of-the-art space from the fleabag furnished Bowery room it used to inhabit, HOT! grew up, too. Six weeks of LGBT programming always offer a diverse lineup of new and exciting works, but this year's festival really took the cake, showing some of the most professional and well-composed pieces by an array of theater luminaries. Sure, there was still a crop of the barely legal gay boy... More »

  • 2008 | Best Move from Living Room to Legitimate Theater

    They've teased and they've taunted, but on October 20, the new Dixon Place will finally open. Downtown's most supportive works-in-progress space has inhabited something like a living room for the past 22 years, with mismatched couches, dubious air conditioning, and lots of heart. The new space, funded in part by the coins and bills dropped into a hard hat at every DP show over the last few years, features a main-stage theater that can seat up to 130, a lounge, and a separate rehear... More »

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