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Im Dunkeln sieht man besser
The Brick presents Im Dunkeln sieht man besser (translation: you can see better in the dark) by Leonie Bell with LOCAL GRANDMA playing Oct 1-18, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 70 minutes tickets $25-50 In a town where the living and undead cohabitate: Birthday girl Biggi performs a cabaret and attends a death. Hartmann, a rule-loving undead local, experiences a life-altering scheduling problem. Accountant-gone-theater-producer Harriet discovers a ghost from her past and decides to haunt them back. This revenge…
BrickFlix and Hoff’s HorrorFest Present Francis Ford Coppola’s “Dementia 13”
BrickFlix and Hoff's HorrorFest Present Dementia 13 (dir. Francis Ford Coppola) Featuring Alyse Dreamhouse playing October 19, 2026 | doors 7PM, screening & performance 7:30PM at The Brick Theater running time 120 minutes Your favorite live comedy show and horror film screening series is back in Brooklyn for another year of screams and scenes at The Brick Theater Monday, October 19 with doors at 7pm show at 7:30! This season, we are thrilled to present Francis Ford Coppola’s 1963 slasher…
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction…
Letters from Tyra
The Brick presents Letters from Tyra by Derek Smith playing December 3-20, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 60 minutes tickets will be available soon Billed as "a spectacular duet blending song, dance, and scene work on national and Italian themes," Letters from Tyra is actually a "revenge dream ballet of epic and petty proportions" (Staff Picks). A surprising, constantly shifting hour of alt-comedy theater; a "majestic and pathetic" heist of it own billing, performed solo after a collaborator's…