The Greenwich Village Follies: A Musical Romp through the History & Culture of Greenwich Village

The Greenwich Village Follies: A Musical Romp through the History & Culture of Greenwich Village is a sexy, high energy musical tour of New York’s landmark neighborhood. From Peter Stuyvesant to the Stonewall Girls, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire to NYU, this new musical revue brings Greenwich Village’s storied 400-year history to life.

The 18 songs include “Oh, Chumley’s” (a Prohibition-era Barber Shop Quartet); “Resist the Grid” (about the “grid protests” of 1811), “Splatter Me All Over” (a tribute to painter Jackson Pollock); and “Smoke Smoke (Hey, Man).”

By Andrew Frank and Doug Silver from an original concept by Fran Kirmser.

Box Office opens 1 hour before show time.