MANHATTAN MONOLOGUE SLAM Arrives At 92YTribeca 2/25

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*THIS WED* Feb 25, 7:30 pm, $10 advance / $15 door

THE MANHATTAN MONOLOGUE SLAM

The long-running Manhattan Monologue Slam, formerly of the Zipper Factory and Bowery Poet's Club, comes to its new home at 92YTribeca for a night of electrifying theater. It's part Masterpiece Theater, part American Idol: Act One of the Slam features 8 pre-selected actors who perform 3-minute theatrical monologues (both dramatic and comedic), while Act Two features actors from the audience who have signed up on the spot to perform. A panel of industry big-wigs then rates the performances and offers their feedback. On Wednesday's panel: Lisa Gold, President of Actors Connection; Tim Walsh of Atlas Talent Agency; actor/producer Valerie Smaldone; casting director Robert Russell; and hip-hop legend The Kangol Kid. Whether you want to show off your monologue skills, or just want to see NYC's best up-and-coming talent in action, the Manhattan Monologue Slam will redefine the way you see theater.

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Michael Cerveris + Christopher Shinn DISCUSS BROADWAY'S HEDDA GABLER

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Dance-a-Raoke | LOVE LOCKDOWN: THE DATING GAME

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Wed, Mar 4, 8 pm, $12
Film | HAIR: LET THE SUN SHINE IN

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Director: Pola Rapoport. 2007. 52 min.
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