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Tiananmen Massacre 34th Anniversary Commemorative Concert

June 4

An annual concert to commemorate the 34th anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre. In 1989 in China, the Chinese government sent army troops with tanks to Beijing and other cities, and killed thousands of unarmed students and civilians in a mass crackdown on the pro-democracy Tiananmen Movement.

ARL: Volume VII – Voices in the Dark

June 5
Aux Reading League

This week at the Aux Reading League we will be looking at the play Voices in the Dark by John Pielmeier, a good old fashion ghost story. ARL is open to all theater makers and is a great way to find a fun theater community of cool theater people reading cool theater things!

BrickFlix Presents: Turning – a Film by Charles Atlas and Anohni

June 5
Charles Atlas and Anohni

Turning is a documentary musical art film made by video artist Charles Atlas in collaboration with British-American artist Anohni and her band Antony and The Johnsons.

Split Brick Bill: HOVERING and Exploration Of The Everchanging – Iteration 6

June 6 - June 8
Leanna Grennan and Lindsey Weaving + Clara Wiest and Madison Chu

Split Brick Bill: HOVERING and Exploration Of The Everchanging - Iteration 6
by Leanna Grennan and Lindsey Weaving + Clara Wiest and Madison Chu

Weasel Festival 2023

June 9 - June 10
A Night of Plays by Brooklyn College’s 2023 MFA Playwrights

Weasel Fest is a two-night extravaganza featuring brand new short works written in response to a shared prompt by Brooklyn College’s 2023 MFA Playwriting cohort. Prompted by our recent alumni playwrights, our festival of five short plays will explore the theme of legacy.

Museum of Drag Lecture + Performance Series

June 10 - June 30
MoDRAG

Brick Aux presents Museum of Drag Lecture + Performance Series June 10, 13, 24, & 30 at Brick Aux – 628 Metropolitan Ave $0-50 sliding scale (cash or venmo at the door) RSVP Here MoDRAG (The Museum of Drag) is launching its inaugural exhibition in Brooklyn, New York! Come celebrate the past, present, and future of drag this pride month at MoDRAG! Multimedia exhibitions from around the world | Photography | Drag artifacts | Gagworthy gift shop | Weekly lecture +…

Market of Dreams – June 11 + Queer Prom

June 11

Brick Aux is proud to present MARKET OF DREAMS + BOURBON AND FRIENDS Sunday June 11, 3-6pm at Brick Aux – 628 Metropolitan Ave On offer? An excellent array of vendors, serving you fashion, poetry, plants, art, Museum of Drag exhibits and Queer Prom prep stations! At 5pm, promenade over to The Brick to dance, drink, vibe, make out, win prizes and maybe start a summer fling at Queer Prom! FEATURING: Airy Atelier (Plants) David Nazario (Poetry) Fakery (Baked Goods by…

Queer Prom

June 11

Queer Prom invites all Others to sip punch, promenade, slow dance and make out in whatever way makes them feel most themselves.

Everything Changes, Nothing is Lost

June 14 - June 17
Celia Krefter and Kate Purdum

Everything Changes, Nothing is Lost explores the potential for humans to adapt to ocean ecosystems, and the desire for an extraordinary life that acts as a current for each of us.

Anthony Braxton Theater Improvisations

June 15 - June 17
Experiments in Opera

An operatic realization of Compositions No. 279-283 for comedian and improvising musicians by a giant of American music, composer and saxophonist Anthony Braxton.

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 16

June 19
Ellen Zahniser, Mark Wilson, Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin, Daniel Holzman

?!: New Works - Night 16 featuring Ellen Zahniser, Mark Wilson, Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin, Daniel Holzman

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 17

June 20
Mark Wilson, Matthew Antoci & Meaghan Robichaud, TJ Lewis

?!: New Works 2023 - Night 17 featuring Mark Wilson, Matthew Antoci & Meaghan Robichaud, TJ Lewis

A Gape

June 20
Olivia Ray

A Gape is a retelling of the Greek myth Pygmalion, but with a Sapphic twist.

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 18

June 21
Daniel Holzman, Amanda Xeller, Adin Lenahan, Nick Alselmo

?!: New Works 2023 - Night 18 featuring Daniel Holzman, Amanda Xeller, Adin Lenahan, Nick Alselmo

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 19

June 22
Nick Alselmo, MA’AM, Emma Horwitz and Bailey Williams, Meaghan Robichaud and Matthew Antoci

?!: New Works 2023 - Night 19 featuring Nick Alselmo, MA’AM, Emma Horwitz and Bailey Williams, Matthew Antoci & Meaghan Robichaud

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 20

June 23
Miranda Brown and Noa Weiss, TJ Lewis, Adin Lenahan, Lizz Bogaard & Gabby Gillespie, Amanda Lyn

?!: New Works 2023 - Night 20 featuring Miranda Brown and Noa Weiss, TJ Lewis, Adin Lenahan, Lizz Bogaard & Gabby Gillespie, Amanda Lyn

?!: New Works 2023 – Night 21

June 24
Emma Horwitz and Bailey Williams, Amanda Xeller, Miranda Brown and Noa Rui-Piin Weiss, Lizz Bogaard & Gabby Gillespie

?!: New Works 2023 - Night 21 featuring Emma Horwitz and Bailey Williams, Amanda Xeller, Miranda Brown and Noa Rui-Piin Weiss, Lizz Bogaard & Gabby Gillespie

Queer Butoh 2023

June 28 - June 30
Vangeline Theater / New York Butoh Institute

“…queer themes and imagery have been reoccurring, if not instrumental, in Butoh. The concepts of otherness and ambiguity, particularly with respect to gender identity and sexuality, permeate its narratives. Drag, androgyny and fluidity are staple elements.” - The New York Times

The Saga of the Shining Emblem: Chapter V

June 28
Matthew Schott

A grand, epic and totally made up adventure where YOU are the hero!

would you set the table if I asked you to?

July 7 - July 13
Hillary Gao

There is a wrong way and a right way and the important thing is to do it the right way. Doing it the wrong way means. Means. You don’t want to know.

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The Brick Theater is a not-for-profit dedicated to developing and presenting the work of pioneering emerging artists and career experimenters in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. We are the artistic home for work that pushes boundaries and spans the ever-evolving spectrum of performing arts, theatre, dance, video, virtual reality, and visual arts. By nurturing emerging artists, sustaining ongoing relationships with frequent collaborators, and removing financial barriers for artists to create work, we create a diverse, accessible, and inclusive artistic community for the city’s most daring artists. We welcome adventurous audiences with low-cost and sliding-scale ticket prices to make performances accessible to all.

Founded in 2002, The Brick has established itself as an essential experimental venue for the production of compelling, new, high-quality work. As a vital part of the New York artistic community, we present 250-300 live performances per year at our two spaces, The Brick and Brick Aux, and welcome over 10,000 audience members each year.

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