1.30 8pm frontroom free

Smut

The New York Times writes about SMUT, "It's art that should carry a Parental Advisory label, with some of New York City's best writers and performers."

This week, host Desiree Burch introduces:
jeny rubin (comedy social)
abe goldfarb (writer, will be doing gay porn reviews)
michelle collins (votergasm) - pictured
michael braunstein (writer)

1.30 8pm backroom $6

Ocularis presents
David Lamelas: Time is a Fiction

Galapagos's award-winning film series!

LUX’s touring program, Time is a Fiction, comprises five early 16mm films by David Lamelas, best known as one of the pioneers of the Conceptual Art practice that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s. Over the last thirty years, he has produced an extraordinary body of films and videos which consistently challenge our conventional understanding of how meaning is made and information is imparted. In this program of some of his early films, Lamelas experiments with both the elliptical constructs of fiction which frame and contain meaning, and the verité qualities of durational documentation and straight to camera testimony.

Work to be screened: Reading of an Extract from Labyrinths by J.L. Borges, 1970, 5 min; To Pour Milk Into a Glass, 1972, 8 min; Time as Activity (Düsseldorf), 1969, 13 min; A Study of Relationships Between Inner and Outer Space, 1969, 20 min; The Desert People, 1974, 48 min.

Curated by Jacqueline Holt.

Visit www.ocularis.net for more information.

2.1 10pm $5

The Monster Project

2.3 8pm $10 in advance, $12 at the door

Rachel Shukert:
SEQUINS FOR SATAN

Also playing Fridays February 10, 17, 24

It's the second show of Galapago's new theater series: EVOLVE! Click here for more info!

Deranged children, Tenessee Williams' Grandmas, Hasidic Landlords, Ancient Men of Wisdom, Possessed Woodland Creatures, Pop Stars, and yes, the one and only Liza Minnelli gather but once a year.
In the Dark Forest. And there they face an evil so deep, so dangerous, so disturbing. that to look directly in its face is to see the face of.... SATAN.

And he's wearing Bob Mackie.

This is their story. And it's a musical!

Produced by fettY productions
Directed by Stephen Brackett
Featuring Reginald Veneziano, Paige Colette, Michael Cyril Creighton, Jake Margolin, Rachel Shukert, Lacey Langston, Justin Tranter and Ben Abramowitz
Music by Gerri Beckenhauer & Rachel Shukert
Costumes by This Old Thing?

Rachel Shukert writes for Nerve.com, Heeb Magazine and other outlets. She recently had her play The Blackstone Hotel featured in the Omaha Lit Fest, a new festival devoted to the work of native Omahans, alongside the work of such writers as Kurt Andersen and Alexander Payne.

ADVANCE TIX AVAILABLE THROUGH SMARTTIX.COM! CLICK HERE!

2.3 10pm $7

CITIGRASS

Not just a Bluegrass band, not just a Jam band. CITIGRASS specializes in their own style of "Urban Bluegrass," blending rock and jam influences with traditional bluegrass to create a hot, modern sound with worldwide appeal.

"They call the catchy stuff they do "Urban Bluegrass" which blends some jazz turns and knowing Big Apple lyric references with actual bluegrass chops. No joke, no-noodling from an eclectic bunch, who came to this band from Off-Broadway, Israel, Iowa and -- in the case of the fiddler -- the Flux Quartet. Williamsburg folks even put down their drinks for a minute to listen."
-Village Voice

www.citigrass.com

2.3 Latenite FREE

VJ/DJ DANCE PARTY

It's a weekly dance party event featuring multi-screen video projection and resident DJ BOYRACER spinning the best DISCO PUNK BRIT POP 80's 90's & 00's -- guaranteed to make you move!