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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

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This time they’re going ‘over the top’

ingling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents “Over The Top,” a wacky and whimsical circus spectacular where audiences will experience maniacal mayhem as Ringmaster Chuck Wagner and clown eccentric Tom Dougherty compete for control of a magical
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Revelers go whole hog for Fat Tuesday

evelry reigned supreme in Park Slope when Two Boots restaurant ushered in Lent with a final hurrah, regaling patrons with a Mardi Gras ball.

The merry masquerade had thrill seekers putting on the dog and steppin’ out for an evening of celebr
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‘Seeking’ dance

rooklyn-based Above and Beyond Dance will present “Seeking,” its inaugural season of circus-infused dance, February 29 through March 2. The performances are at the Kumble Theater at Long Island University’s downtown Brooklyn Campus, Februar
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Kids’ film fest

he 11th Annual New York International Children’s Film Festival returns to the Big Apple February 29-March 16, showcasing the best new animation, live action and experimental film from around the world.

This year, NYICFF has expanded its reach
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Keep up with ‘Elizabeth’ on stage

ith the writer’s strike over, sitcom fans can still satisfy their cravings with The Welding Club’s “3800 Elizabeth.”

A “sitcom for the stage,” “3800 Elizabeth” follows the absurd non-adventures of Germanophi
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Talk books with Fran Lebowitz

he Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and the National Book Awards continue their “Eat, Drink & Be Literary” fourth annual literary/dining series features distinguished writers.

The series, in BAMcafé, features leading contemporary
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A realm of space, mind & sound

uffalo Readings + FLIP: A Night of Poetry and Music will be held March 1 at The Williamsburg Music Center, 367 Bedford Avenue at South 5th Street. The event starts at 9:30 p.m. and there is a $10 admission charge.

The night features Daniel Carter
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Two nights of dreamers & cutting edge sound

t. Ann’s Warehouse has two reasons for you to visit the DUMBO performance destination this weekend: John Zorn and Cynthia Hopkins.

In a two-night engagement, the prolific composer/musician/producerZorn will present two very different project

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