Make Love
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 13, 2003
Closed Nov 16, 2003
Opened Jul 13, 2003
Closed Nov 16, 2003
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Karen Finley, the most controversial woman in performance today, follows up her acclaimed Off-Broadway engagement and subsequent world tour of Shut Up and Love Me with the World Premiere of her latest work, Make Love. Workshopped in San Diego, Austin, Texas and at Joe's Pub in New York, this cabaret-driven, lounge-style act co-stars drag performer and artist Chris Tanner, pianist Lance Cruce, and a rotating roster of Liza Minnelli impersonators. In this show, Finley channels Liza Minnelli in song, dance glamour and glitter. Liza's tragicomic life is the backdrop as one New Yorker grasps to make sense of the current chaos of our nation.
The Oct 12 performance -- Columbus Day Weekend -- is at 9:30pm.
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Karen Finley's latest show, Make Love, was nearly shut down on Sunday night. Apparently, this had nothing to do with the infamous performance artist's outrageous, in-your-face, and politically potent performance; Fez, the show's venue, was closed because it allegedly violated New York City's cabaret laws forbidding dancing. Although the club re-opened on Monday, Finley's Sunday evening show on July 20 had to be hastily relocated to the ACME Underground, just around the corner from Fez.
The change in venue contributed to an atmosphere that seemed increasingly subversive as the show went on. Finley's work here seems infinitely more raw than in her recent, more polished pieces at P.S. 122: The[...]