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The article presents the discussion on upcoming events, including concerts by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in Queens and a comedy show by Kate Sisk in Brooklyn including Kate Sisk's comedic career and recent controversy and ticket details for the events.

The article focuses on the Battery Dance Festival, a week-long event in Manhattan showcasing a diverse array of international and domestic dance performances, including world premieres and special features.

The article focuses on the Cat Video Fest 2024, a 73-minute film festival showcasing a variety of cat videos across different genres, which opens this weekend in multiple theaters nationwide.

The article reviews various concerts to be held in Mnahattan, New York in July 2024 including "Maiya the Don", "Ziwe" and "WNYC's Public Song Project: The People's Concert."

The article highlights a range of cultural events in Brooklyn and Manhattan, including comedy, jazz, and dance festivals, as well as family-friendly activities across the city.

The article highlights free summer activities in New York City, from outdoor concerts to giant sandboxes, featuring events like comedy shows, music festivals, classical concerts, film screenings, and interactive puppet performances.

The article focuses on Josh Thomas' comedic exploration of his neurodivergent experiences in "Let's Tidy Up," where he humorously navigates challenges stemming from his ADHD and autism, extending the show's run due to its popularity.

The article focuses on Matthew Starr's solo show "Dark Matter," which explores how he coped with emotional darkness after a breakup by delving into mysteries of the universe, touring seven cities in the path of the Great North American Solar Eclipse in April.

The article focuses on Kevin James Thornton, a comedian who gained viral fame on TikTok and Instagram for his confessional vignettes about growing up gay in a religious community, now attracting large audiences with his stand-up special "Be Yourself" and live shows reminiscing on life in the 1990s.

The article focuses on the 18th annual Dance Parade & Festival in New York City, showcasing various dance styles and featuring thousands of dancers representing over 100 troupes, with esteemed grand marshals leading the celebration from Sixth Avenue to Tompkins Square Park.

The article focuses on "Don't Tell Seth!" at the Bell House, an event where members of the "Late Night" writers' room present raunchy and off-color jokes, sketches, and characters that wouldn't pass NBC censors, featuring performances by several comedians including Matt Goldich.

The article delves into Daniel Lopatin's shift from experimental music to mainstream recognition, highlighting his collaborations with FKA twigs and the Weeknd, and detailing his current tour featuring Artificial Intelligence-inspired music and puppetry.

The article focuses on Rough Trade's Indieplaza festival, highlighting its unexpected location at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan and featuring indie music acts like Dehd, Armand Hammer, Water From Your Eyes, and Nancy Whang.

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City, including a puppetry show "Aanika's Elephants" at the New Victory Theater, the April Fools Comedy Jam at Barclays Center featuring Tracy Morgan and D.L. Hughley, and a live performance of the iconic musical revue "69 Love Songs" by The Magnetic Fields at Town Hall, while also highlighting a jazz concert at Roulette and a dance production by Raja Feather Kelly at NYU Skirball.

The article focuses on BabyTron, a prominent figure in Michigan's rap wave, known for his youthful insouciance and punchline-heavy lyrics, who broke out in 2019 with "Jesus Shuttlesworth" and faced legal challenges last year but celebrated legal vindication.

The article focuses on the Dance on Camera Festival, which showcases over 30 films from around the world, demonstrating how capturing dance on film sustains and enhances its power through various cinematic techniques, offering documentaries, and narrative features.

The article focuses on Randy Rainbow's comedic musical talents, highlighting his humorous take on politics and his successful career, including Emmy nominations and a Grammy nomination for his album "A Little Brains, a Little Talent." Despite the comedic nature of his performances, Randy Rainbow's contributions provide levity in turbulent times.

The article focuses on the 45th-anniversary screening of "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" at the Redstone Theater, Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, celebrating the 1978 television special featuring Muppet characters like Bert and Ernie.

The article focuses on Rachel Bloom's musical comedy, "Death, Let Me Do My Show," which explores her stages of grief after the death of her musical collaborator Adam Schlesinger from complications of Covid-19, as she navigates motherhood and reflects on her experiences in 2019.

The article focuses on the transformation of the Detroit-based hardcore group, the Armed, which historically remained distant from its fans by concealing members' identities and avoiding traditional touring; however, the band has recently become more accessible.

The article focuses on the New York Comedy Festival, highlighting Bill Burr's headlining show at Madison Square Garden, Nicole Byer's performance at the Apollo Theater, and Ed Byrne's one-man show at the SOHo Playhouse.

The article features various cultural events happening in New York, including comedian Claire Woolner's show "A Retrospection," Liza Anne's pop-rock performance at the Sultan Room, and the "Musings of Cosmic Stuff" jazz suite by Sherman Irby at Jazz at Lincoln Center. It highlights the interactive tour "Ghost Stories" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which explores supernatural themes in the museum's artworks and buildings.

The article reviews a concert by "Yeule" at "Webster Hall" in "Manhattan" on October 15, 2023.

The article highlights various events and performances in New York, including the Mark Morris Dance Group's outdoor dance class and performance in Brooklyn Bridge Park, Christina Catherine Martinez's comedy show in Brooklyn, and pianist Han Chen's classical performance.

The article focuses on various upcoming events in the entertainment world, including comedian Aparna Nancherla's book release and stand-up performance, Lauren Mayberry's solo tour, and John Zorn and Jesse Harris's love songs musical performance.

The article reviews several performances in New York City including instrumentalists Roscoe Mitchell and John McCowen's performance on September 9, 2023 in Brooklyn, "The Writing on the Stall" featuring comedian Caitlin Cook through September 23, 2023 in Manhattan, and the Dance Now festival through September 9, 2023 in Manhattan.

The article provides information on upcoming events in New York City, including comedy shows, classical music performances, kids' activities, pop and rock music festivals, and dance performances. Dave Chappelle's stand-up comedy shows at Madison Square Garden are discussed, along with the Time Spans Festival featuring modern and contemporary classical music.

The article focuses on upcoming events and performances, including a hip-hop concert at Yankee Stadium to mark the 50 anniversary of the genre, a live game show called "Self Help Me" in Brooklyn where comedians are quizzed about self-care trends, and the Time Spans Festival.

The article offers information on various cultural events happening in New York City, including a jazz quartet performance by Andrew Cyrille, a comedy show by Ali Wong, and a live performance by The Mountain Goats.

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City including Drake's concerts at Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden, Courtney Pauroso's performance at Union Hall, and a jazz benefit concert for the Creative Music Studio at Roulette in Brooklyn.

The article focuses on various events and shows happening in different locations including Harlem All-Stars jazz performances at Bill's Place in Manhattan, a comedy and drag variety show hosted by Sarah Rachel Lazarus in Brooklyn, a Nagisa Oshima film series at Anthology Film Archives in Manhattan.

The article focuses on upcoming events and festivals happening in New York City. It highlights the Emerging MVSJC Festival at Bryant Park, organized by indie promoter AdHoc, which showcases emerging, predominantly local talent in the pop and rock genres. It mentions comedy shows, including Gina Yashere's headline performance at the Bell House.

The article focuses on the variety of entertainment options including Taylor Swift's ambitious concert tour, Devon Walker's interactive comedy show, the screening of the film "Werckmeister Harmonies, the theatrical adaptation of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show," and Godwin Louis' jazz performance.

The article reviews several events in New York,on May 20-21, 2023, including a performance by a puppeteer Heath Mcivor and his character Randy Feltface at the Bell House the Sound Mind Music Festival for Mental Health , and a collaboration between Colin Jacobsen and Vicky Chow.

The article reviews the play 'Sorry for Your Loss,' which explores themes of grief and loss, based on the experiences of Filipino-American comedian Michael Cruz Kayne, featuring talk-back sessions and currently in previews at the Miletta Lane Theater in New York State from May 11, 2023.

The article focuses on various entertainment options, including a ballet performance by CCN Ballet de Lorraine by contemporary artists and 20th-century choreographers; a comedy show by Tape Face; and a concert by singer-songwriter Ruston Kelly with songs inspired by a range of musicians.

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City in the categories of comedy, jazz, and kids' entertainment. Topics include a comedy duo Max and Nicky Weinbach hosting a variety show called "Vintage Basement" featuring stand-up comedians; a piano duet concert by Matt Mitchell with percussionists Kate Gentile and Ches Smith; and the 114th Annual Salute to Magic presented by the Society of American Magicians featuring various illusionists including teenager Amanda Nepo.

The article presents the discussion on HBO stand-up special about mental health calling "Career Suicide" showing love through action and service.

The article focuses on upcoming events in New York in 2023 including horror movies shown at Film at Lincoln Center, Manhattan from March 17-26, stand-up comedy by Shane Torres on March 18 at Sultan Room in Brooklyn, play "Baobab" by Helt'me Ducharme at New Victory Theater from March 18-19.

The article offers Comedy, jazz and an augmented-reality events recommendation for the weekend, which includes pop and rock "MARGO PRICE" to be held at Webster Hall, Manhattan on March 4, 2023; and Jazz "RENEE ROSNES QUARTET" through March 5 at Smoke, Manhattan.

The article reviews a comedy show "Literally Who Cares?!" by Gen Z comedian Leo Reich held at Greenwich House Theater, from February18-March 11, 2023.

The article reviews various events happening in Manhattan, New York in the month of February. It mentions all the event including live musical performance by the saxophonist John Zorn at New School Tishman Auditorium, musical adaptation of "Alice in Wonderland" by Jeffrey Sanzel and Megan Doyle at Buttenwieser Hall, and film festival the Dance on Camera Festival at Lincoln Center.

The article focuses on several events for February 2023 including 25th Annual Bamkids Film Festival held at BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn, New York, comedy show "Leaving a Mark: A Comedy About Scars" at Soho Playhouse, and performance of musician Kaelin Ellis at Lincoln Center.

The article informs about weekend recommendations for the various performances, which include the dance performance "Tanzmainz", Through January 28, 2023, at the Joyce Theater, Manhattan; and Comedy Show "Nikki Glaser", held on January 27, 2023, at Zankel Hall, Manhattan.

The article offers information on various events scheduled to be held in Manhattan, New York in January 2023, including the Lunar New Year Festival: The Year of the Rabbit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on January 21, the comedy show "Unpopular Opinions" at Caveat on January 21, and a jazz performance by the David Murray Quartet at the Village Vanguard until January 22.

The article informs about several performing arts and events to be held in New York, which include "Cumbiil Vortex", a Pop & Rock show on January 13, 2022 in Brooklyn; and 'New York Philharmonic', a classical show Through Jan. 14 at David Geffen Hall, lincoln Center, Manhattan.

The article presents information about several events and performances including Catch Holiday Lights at the Bronx Zoo during January 6-8, 2023; and the performance by the U.S. comedian, Colin Quinn during January 6, 2023-February 11, 2023 at the Lucille Lotrel Theater, Manhattan.