Film: Harold Lloyd’s THE KID BROTHER

(1927, Ted Wilde) Lloyd’s most unsung masterpiece, as mild-mannered but resourceful Harold assembly-lines the domestic chores for his rough-neck brothers, tenderly romances the girl from a visiting medicine show, and at last wins his sheriff father’s respect, after a hair-raising battle aboard a derelict ship. Featuring Jocko, the monkey from Buster Keaton’s The Cameraman! 35mm. Approx. 83 min.​


Live piano accompaniment by Steve Sterner.

Theater: NATURAL SHOCKS by Lauren Gunderson

October 28-November 25, 2018
World Premiere

by Lauren Gunderson
directed by May Adrales
with Pascale Armand

A darkly hilarious solo tour-de-force where an unnamed woman is forced into her basement when she finds herself in the path of a tornado. Trapped there, she spills over into confession, regret, long-held secrets, and giddy new love. But as the storm approaches, she becomes less and less sure where safety lies — and how best to defy the danger that awaits. Directed by the acclaimed May Adrales (Vietgone at Manhattan Theatre Club), Natural Shocks marks the highly-anticipated New York return of Lauren Gunderson, the most produced female playwright in America today.

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