MIND THE ART ENTERTAINMENT: 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
@ fEINSTEIN'S/54 BELOW
254 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019

FRIDAY, APRIL 21ST 2017 @ 9:30pm

“The thrill of live theatre is that anything can happen on a given night, and that concept is pushed to the extreme by Mind The Art Entertainment’s innovative productions”
— TDF Stages

Mind The Art Entertainment, the award winning company behind Fatty Fatty No Friends, Beware the Chupacabra and Whiskey Pants: The Mayor of Williamsburg, returns to Feinstein’s54 Below once again (A Drink with Death, Twisted Operettas) to kick start their 10 Year Anniversary Celebration. Featuring works co-created by over one thousand international multidisciplinary artists under the Artistic Direction of New York Innovative Theater Award Nominee Christian De Gré embark on a ten year journey spanning through:

Parallel universes as two roommates flee a murderous landlady: DIE: ROLL TO PROCEED
A homeless encampment for the impotent: STORYTIME WITH MR. BUTTERMEN
The viceral insides of a vengeful school yard murderer: FATTY FATTY NO FRIENDS
A permashloshed back alley of post apocalyptic Williamsburg: WHISKEY PANTS: THE MAYOR OF WILLIAMSBURG
The pursuit of a mythical Mexican goat sucking beast: BEWARE THE CHUPACABRA
The lusty crimes of an obsessive perfectionist: JACK OF HEARTS, MASTER OF NONE
And a morbid popularity contest in limbo: A DRINK WITH DEATH

Also honoring past projects including: The Timing of a Day, May-December with the Nose and Clammy, Spellbound the Musical Adventure, Broken Crayons, Under The Veil, A Woman in Progress, What If?, The Dream Vault Cycle, Homebodies and upcoming Ampathy, Vox Populi, The Vice of Berthe, Moonshine in B Minor and The Music of Shadow.


“The music is awe-inspiring, their shows will soon conquer Broadway and beyond”
— The Mexican Cultural Institute of New York
“By the end of the play, you’ll feel that dizzying awareness of life, in the moment you are living it”
— Lin-Manuel Miranda, Manhattan Times
“Like Godpsell on acid. A breathtaking mix of spoken word and musical complexity”
— Broadway World
““Make a reservation and reserve judgment, this is a work to see.” ”
— Time Out New York