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Mx Bond's Austerity Measures: A Snow Job for the Masses
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Dec 7, 2011
Closed Dec 17, 2011

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

This holiday season's contractions will not only be felt within in the world wide economic meltdown but also by Mx Justin Vivian Bond, the Holy Mother of downtown performance. Get ready, 'cause once those contractions set in and Mx Bond's creative juices start flowing that dammed holiday cheer is sure to break loose and flood Wall Street, Grand Street and every other street in New York City with tidings of joyous political satire, original songs, some good old-fashioned holiday chestnuts and a dash of flashy, trashy fun.

This holiday season Mx Bond will be joined by musical director Lance Horne and a group of handsome musicians, dancers and maybe even a displaced political activist or two! Trans-form your holiday season with interpretations of songs by Kate Bush, LCD Soundsystem, Sparklehorse and more by the artist The New Yorker called "the best cabaret artist of this generation". Take a trip to Abrons for Mx Bond's Austerity Measures: A Snow Job for the Masses. You may be out a few bucks but there'll be plenty of holiday cheer!

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



Abrons Arts Center Henry Street Settlement
466 Grand St
New York, NY 10002


WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?

Mx. Justin Vivian Bond's holiday show, Mx Bond's Austerity Measures: A Snow Job for the Masses, now at the Abrons Arts Center, is a stream-of-consciousness cabaret performance that acknowledges the darker, lonelier shades of the festive season while also embracing the joy.

In case you're wondering, the Mx is a reference to Bond's evolving gender and recent decision to begin hormone therapy. Indeed, the show focuses on identity and what it really means to be oneself. V (the gender pronoun Bond prefers instead of he or she) talks about the late decision to take hormones and being homeless for the holidays after moving out of a loft above the Mars bar due to the building being demolished for [...]


Reviewed by Chris Kompanek on Dec 13, 2011

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