December 12, 2006
Pencil This In
THEATER: This week is your last chance to see Roundabout’s acclaimed revival of George Bernard Shaw’s comedy Heartbreak House, which dips into the unlikely romantic combos that blossom on an estate on the English countryside. But amidst all the clever conversation and flirtation, Shaw hones in on the stunning complacency that pervaded the privileged classes at the dawn of World War I. Heartbreak House stars the brilliant Swoozie Kurtz, who the Times says “may just be the most seductive woman on a New York stage right now.” - John Del Signore
8pm // 227 West 42nd Street // Ticket prices vary
COMEDY: If you like your comedy to last a while, then come check out UCB tonight for some long form improv. The Harold is a 30 minute improv structure pioneered by Del Close, and they're at UCB all month.
8pm, 9:30pm // UCB Theater [307 W 26th St] // $5
MUSIC: Add Aimee Mann to the list of musicians with Christmas albums and shows this year. Her (first Christmas) album One More Drifter In The Snow, came out on Halloween. Tonight and Thursday night she'll be at Town Hall getting you in the mood for the holidays, Thursday's show is hosted by Fred Armisen.
Above is a clip containing samples of all of the songs on Mann's Christmas album (it sort of freaks us out).
8pm // Town Hall [123 West 43rd St] // $29.50 - 39.50




Dude... that Metro party... is totally tomorrow night, not tonight. Unhappy frowny face.