It was quite an eye-opening night. The audience was certainly enthusiastic and welcoming. And there were people like myself whose curiosity was certainly sated by a diverse and delightful evening.
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We could all use a laugh these days and fortunately, Anthony Wilkinson s new show is a real drag.
Written by Wilkinson, creator of the Big Gay Italian franchise of shows, Housewives of Secaucus is the first production at the West 47th Street theater since March 2020, when Black Angels Over Tuskegee, along with the rest of live theater in the city, was shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“This show is perfect for the beginning of a renaissance, a rebirth, for New York City theater, said Wilkinson. Because it’s a small company, there’s only five of them, and most of all it’s a comedy and it’s a laugh-out-loud comedy. It s a very diverse comedy, and I just think it’s exactly what people are aching for right now.”
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The Bearded Ladies Cabaret Company is, quite literally, taking the show on the road this spring.
The Philadelphia-based performance troupe will take to the city s streets for a series of outdoor, socially distanced, pop-up performances in the Beardmobine. The 15-foot box truck will act as a roving performance space.
“The Beardmobile was born to facilitate collaboration, activism and performance in the city we love,” said artistic director John Jarboe in a statement. “Who would have thought a queer cabaret company would pull out wrenches and wheel grease? That s adaptation for you.”
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