Overview
Climb into our joy machine for 30 minutes and you’ll see what a few local musicians, comedians, dancers and animators can do with nothing but their talents and whatever gear they’ve got in their apartments.
Your esteemed MC Adam Hamway is very much LIVE, and all the videos he’ll introduce to you were curated by The Greene Space team and created by New York City artists while the city has been on pause for social distancing.
On this show: a performance by the renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance, comedy from Amy Zimmer, Ana Fabrega, Patti Harrison, Lorelei Ramirez, Tim Platt and so much more. See full lineup below.
Tune in here on this page at 7pm ET, support the scene and save your FOMO for, umm, everything else in life.
Talk to Us!
We’re taking comments as we stream on YouTube and Facebook Live, so tell us what you think or send an old-school shout-out and you may hear it on air!
Here are tonight’s featured artists: Like them! Tip them on Venmo or support their favorite local nonprofits!
Tangina Stone
Brooklyn
“Fanta” (Music)
IG: @stoneblu
Cash App: $Tanginastone
Dion Tucker
New Jersey
“Saints for Saints” (Music)
IG: @dtuck917
Venmo: @Dion-Tucker
TWAZ (Feat. Teddy Kumpel, Will Bernard, Aaron Johnston and Ben Zwerin)
Brooklyn
“Crondy” (Music)
IG: @ben_zwerin
Venmo: @Ben-Zwerin
Amy Zimmer, Ana Fabrega, Patti Harrison and Lorelei Ramirez
Queens
“New Game” (Comedy)
Twitter: @oneamyzimmer
Venmo: @amyzzimmer
Sarah Abigael Stone
Queens
“Day 47: Bach Chorale “Ertöt uns durch dein Güte” from BWV 22 (Music)
TikTok: @everydaybach
Venmo: @SarahAbigaelStone
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Company
A Call to Unite – Alvin Ailey’s “Revelations” (Dance)
(See list of company members below)
IG: @alvinailey
Donations: Any donations can be made at alvinailey.org/stillwedance
Laura Merli
“Boring Story as a Novel”
Manhattan
IG: @passiveabrasive
Venmo: @lauraMER
Tim Platt
“Why I’m Scared to Sing” (comedy)
IG: @iamkingbozo
Twitter: @timothyplatt
Venmo: @Timothy-Platt
Robert Battle, Artistic Director
Got a video you’d like us to consider? We’re reviewing submissions from local artists on a rolling basis, and you can find directions for how to show us your stuff right here.
The Greene Space has been closed to live audiences indefinitely, but as long as our health and our home internet connections remain stable, our team will keep making digital programs that bring people together to talk politics, create culture and inspire each other in challenging times. Access to all our videos is free, registration is not required, and if you miss a live stream, you can find them available on-demand. Learn more about us here.
