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Sunday, March 23, 2008

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‘Who-ville’ never looked better

You’ve probably always been a little bit p.o.’ed being of a certain age and realizing that your cultural touchstones consist of throw-away things like Strawberry Shortcake and Rainbow Bright.

For heaven’s sake, other kids had Chuck
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Hey, ‘It’s Hell in Here’

Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) presents First Weekends New Performance and Discussion Series featuring work by Abigail Browde, Andrew Gilchrist and Antonio Ramos; a discussion with the artists follows each performance.

However, contrary to the name
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Mo’ Mo(ve)ment here

After five years of performing in the Netherlands and playing festivals in Israel and South Africa, the colorful, creative and improvisational performances of “Mo(ve)ment” will finally make its US debut.

“Mo(ve)ment” is a two a
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Sunday Family Theater

Brooklyn’s Shadow Box Theatre, now in its new home at the Brooklyn Music School Playhouse (BMS), 126 St. Felix Street in Ft. Greene, is continuing a special series of family performances.

“Sunday Family Theatre” tickets are $10 and
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Friday’s all right for fun with the family

AX Family Fridays is just the thing for parents who are looking for a place to have fun with their children — to hear a story, sing a song, play in a colorful, creative space.

Taking place the last Friday of the month, the event includes a pl
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Polish Easter in BK

WLIW21 New York Public Television premieres “A Little Bit Of Brooklyn,” a new film about a Polish Easter in Greenpoint, March 22 at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. in honor of Easter Sunday, March 23.

Brooklyn cook, caterer and instructor Terry Corra
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UniverSoul Circus returns!

UniverSoul Circus 2008 returns to Prospect Park, March 26-April 13. The only African-American owned and operated circus in the U.S. appears for three death-defying weeks, setting up its big top in the parking lot at Wollman Rink.

Last year, more t

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