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City Grazing: 11.19.08 – 11.25.08

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Anne Apparu, the chef behind The 18th, the monthly restaurant run out of the Art Production Fund’s Greenwich Street offices, might have closed up her operation this week, but she’s already got December on the brain. Apparu, who served five lunches at the space, including a recent one of fried-chicken-style veal stew, will move alongside
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Gay Pride Week Events

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Theater & Art Ongoing Arias With a Twist After spending the last six years as the emcee of Cirque du Soleil’s Zumanity in Las Vegas, Joey Arias returns to New York with a collaboration with Basil Twist to create a glittering, phantasmagorical and perverted loop-the-loop. Through Aug. 31, HERE Arts Center, 145 6th Ave. (near
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Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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Comedy Listings

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Thursday, June 5 Cage Match The WWE is pretty hilarious on its own, but the UCB Theatre’s wrestling federation, the UCBW, pays such good attention to the details of the genre, it feels less like a satirical mockery and more of a hyper-hilarious homage to the dramatic sport. Just like real wrestling, there are shocking
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Theater Listings

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Boeing-Boeing Broadway has traditionally been unfriendly to farce, but with director Matthew Warchus’ new, pure-genius revival of Boeing-Boeing transferred from the West End, a sea change in attitude is in order. The subtitle—“a nonstop comedy”—may be a bit misleading, but the play is a caterwauling scream of insanity. I wish it a first-class, smooth flight.
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