I run various shows at different venues in New York City, including comedy and music shows. I have no problem getting great talent, but I’d like to build up more of an audience at the shows. I’d rather not send people out of the street with flyers and stuff, and craigslist event postings don’t usually help much. Does anyone have any new or interesting ideas for attracting an audience to a show in New York City?
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I plan on doing an internship in New York City-area for 3-4 starting at the end of May and will be there, more than likely, until the end of August. I need somewhere to stay, but can only go $650/month max.
Is this even possible? What are some areas relatively close? Other suggestions? I already looked into hostels and it’s just not cost-efficient for me. I tried looking on Craigslist for temporary housing/sublets but it’s too early to get a good idea.
Maybe it’s a little sick, twisted, & slightly demented, but the craig’s list killer is kind of a smoking hot piece of ass. There I said it.
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Excerpt from SYMPOSIUM on April 9, 2009, in which it is revealed–much to the astonishment of the performers–that a certain famous film
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Computer animation of the entire flight path of US Airways 1549, overlayed with air traffic control audio. The whole thing takes only about 2 minutes. Really gives you a sense of how little time there was to react.