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The Poignancy of Perpetual Spring is blooming even in winter
Amid painted white walls and casual mingling, the usual stuffiness of a night at the gallery was challenged by something … blooming? While the…
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Parsons professor Andrea Geyer opens multimedia exhibit a promise of lightning
What do trees, community, and queer liberation have in common? A few concepts may come to mind: a forest is…
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Adam Driver stuns in the off-Broadway revival of Hold on to Me Darling
Just two blocks from Washington Square Park, The Lucille Lortel Theatre presents Hold on to Me Darling — a tragicomedy…
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Hush: A revisitation of Mike Flanagan’s eerie thriller
If you have an interest in thriller-horror films, there is a high chance you have seen Hush (2016). Mike Flanagan…
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Exile’s 168 Hour Art Festival unleashes imagination under pressure
Disclosure: Zachariah Yeh is a photographer for the Free Press. With just 168 hours to transform an idea into reality,…
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Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares: Is it worth it?
Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares experience was a nightmare, and not because it delivered a well-executed horror experience. Last Saturday, The New…
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A toast to Fran Lebowitz: FranCon brings a crowd of Lebowitz lookalikes to celebrate her literary legacy
As the sun set on Saint Marks Place, a line of identically dressed bargoers formed outside of the door to…
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