[FA Worldmusic] The Return of JOE'S PUB IN THE PARK at The Delacorte Theater starting September 19... Tickets for Paid Shows Available Now for E-Blast subscribers ONLY!

[Bill Bragin]

Hi all,

I wanted to pass along some info about a special series we just announced.  A
mix of world and roots music among the shows, some of which are free
admission, some of which are paid.  this series exists thanks to money from
the NYS Music Fund, which got money frm teh payola settlements that Elliot
Spitzer made with the major labels....

All the best,
Bill



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JOE'S PUB IN THE PARK
A two-week series of paid and FREE concerts

All Shows begin at 7PM at
The Delacorte Theater in Central Park
(accessible at 81 St. and Central Park West or 79th St.and 5th Ave)
All Seats Reserved


TICKETS FOR PAID SHOWS are announced as going on sale
Monday, August 6th at JOESPUB.COM
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212-967-7555

As subscribers to our weekly e-mail list,
we're offering you advance access.
Get your tickets NOW!

TICKETS FOR FREE SHOWS will be available on the day of the performance (two
per person) at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park beginning at 1PM and at
The Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street (near Astor Place), from 1PM to 3PM.

Returning for the first time since it was initially staged in 2004, JOE'S PUB
IN THE PARK captures the quality and range of performances that have made
Joe's Pub, now in its ninth year, one of the most acclaimed and popular clubs
in New York City.  Pub in the Park brings that talent and diversity into The
Public Theater's most visible and accessible venue, the annual home of
Shakespeare in the Park.  Drawing from a pool of the literally thousands of
artists that have performed at Joe's Pub, the series' programming brings
together a selected cross-section of some of our favorites.

Wednesday, September 19
*    LESLEY GORE
*    JILL SOBULE
*    THE NEW STANDARDS

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7:00 PM, $40 for general public / $35 for Public Theater members


A new exploration of the pleasures of pure pop:  one of the great voices of
our time, one of our most respected contemporary songwriters and a jazz trio
that re-imagines Outkast and The Clash as modern cabaret.

Lesley Gore burst onto the music scene in 1963 when her first single, "It's My
Party," produced by Quincy Jones, became a number one hit. She is known as the
most commercially successful solo artist of the Girl Group era of the 1960s.
Her first hit was followed by "Judy's Turn to Cry" and the proto-feminist "You
Don't Own Me." In 2005, she recorded her first album of new material since
1976, entitled Ever Since. The album is a current and relevant collection of
choice songs sung by an iconic, timeless singer whose voice has matured and
richened in a most delicious way. Smoky, quiet, focused, simple and
beautifully lethal with a pin spotlight on one of the most undeniable voices
of our time.

A remarkable songwriter, Jill Sobule sings smart, funny and poignant pop songs
that transcend being merely witty and clever to strike deep emotional chords,
set to irresistible, well-crafted melodies, including the 1995 hit "I Kissed a
Girl," and for "Supermodel" from the soundtrack of the hit 1995 film Clueless.
Her insightful songwriting and strong guitar work have made her a favorite
among musicians like Lloyd Cole (with whom she played in The Negatives), Don
Henley, Warren Zevon and others, and her latest Underdog, Victorious, has
gotten rave reviews.

The New Standards is a minimalist trio composed of John Munson (of Semisonic
and Trip Shakespeare) on bass/vocals, Chan Poling (of The Suburbs) on
piano/vocals and Steve Roehm on vibraphones. The New Standards bring a novel
approach to a fresh book of classics, classics determined entirely by
themselves, from Outkast's "Hey Ya" to "London Calling" by The Clash. The New
Standards performances deliver these fresh musical insights by freely mixing
organic instrumentation, a traditional jazzy feel and visceral, rock
performance. In October of 2005, the band released a self-titled album
produced by another member of Semisonic, Grammy. Award-winning Dan Wilson,
with a follow-up album scheduled for release this fall.
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Thursday, September 20
*    PATTY GRIFFIN
*    ALLEN TOUSSAINT
*    CMA SONGWRITERS SERIES with Bob DiPiero, Rivers Rutherford, Victoria Shaw
and more

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7 PM, $50 for general public / $45 for Public Theater members

Brilliant American songwriters are the order of the day as Grammy-winning folk
artist Patty Griffin, New Orleans icon Allen Toussaint and a collective of
Nashville's best composers and songwriters invite the Big Apple in for some
country cooking and musical soul food.

Patty Griffin has twice been nominated for a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk
Album.  Griffin's songs have been covered by artists such as Bette Midler,
Reba McEntire, and Mary Chapin Carpenter, among others. Artists such as Lisa
Germano, Emmylou Harris, and Buddy & Julie Miller joined Griffin for the
recording of her fourth album, Impossible Dream, which came out in April 2004.
This year she released her latest album, Children Running Through, which was
also co-arranged and produced by Mike McCarthy of Spoon.  A musical based on
her songs, 10 Million Miles, is currently appearing off-Broadway.

Allen Toussaint is an American musician, songwriter, record producer,
Rock-and-Roll Hall-of-Famer, and one of the most influential figures in New
Orleans R&B. He has been making hit records for over 40 years and has been
covered by and/or performed with the Pointer Sisters, Bonnie Raitt, Otis
Redding, Paul Simon, Chet Atkins, and Lenny Kravitz, among others. The River
in Reverse, Toussaint's collaborative album with Elvis Costello, was released
in May 2006 at a premiere in Joe's Pub.  The album received a Grammy.
nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album.

The Country Music Association (CMA) has been holding its Songwriter Series
songwriter circles at Joe's Pub since 2005, hosted by Music Row hitmaker and
raconteur Bob DiPiero.  The Songwriter Series offers a rare opportunity to
bring some of Nashville's best known performers and most acclaimed writers and
composers to the New York stage.  Past guests at the Songwriter Series at
Joe's Pub include Kix Brooks of Brooks and Dunn, Rives Rutherford, Chely
Wright, Keith Anderson and Brett James.  Tonight's show features Bob Di Piero,
Rivers Rutherford, Victoria Shaw and another songwriter TBA


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Saturday, Sept. 22; Sunday, Sept. 23 + Monday, Sept. 24
*    The 40th Anniversary Concert of
      Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical

Books and Lyrics by James Rado and Gerome Ragni
Music by Galt MacDermot; Directed by Diane Paulus
7 PM, FREE tickets distributed day of show

The year is 1967, and the Vietnam War is at its height. In New York City, a
tribe of hippies rails against the establishment, protesting intolerance,
brutality, and the dehumanization of society. When Claude, one of their own,
gets drafted, he must make a decision about what values are worth fighting
for.  The original production of Hair premiered at The Public Theater on
October 17, 1967 and ran for six weeks.  It moved to Broadway on April 29,
1968 and ran for 1,873 performances.  Cast for these performances TBA.

SUPPORTER TICKETS FOR HAIR: For a tax-deductible donation of $100, $250, or
$500, supporters will receive one reserved seat to the 40th Anniversary
concert.  These reserved supporter seats are available only for a limited time
at the box office or by calling (212) 260-2400 to assure that the highest
number of free seats are available for the general public on the day of the
show.

Tickets FREE - Available Day of Performance
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Tuesday, September 25
*    CARMEN CONSOLI
*    MORLEY
*    LUCIANA SOUZA


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7 PM, FREE tickets distributed on day of show

Women of the world unite and sing in this intimate international
singer/songwriter summit featuring Italian pop star Carmen Consoli, acclaimed
Brazilian vocalist Luciana Souza and New York's own Morley.

Carmen Consoli is a Sicilian-born singer-songwriter, whose innovative mix of
indie-rock influences, bossa nova rhythms and jazz and blues-inspired riffs
have engendered a sound unique on the Italian music scene.. She has released
10 albums, and for the past decade has reigned as Italy's leading female rock
star. Her albums sell in the millions and she has been a multiple honoree at
the MTV Italy Music Awards. Her most recent album, Eva Contro Eva, shot to
number one on the Italian pop charts when it was released in May 2006.  Carmen
is known for her unflinching emotional live performance of songs that examine
broad themes of love, illness, solitude and friendship from a feminine -- and
feminist -- perspective.

Singer - songwriter Morley is soulful, sensual and down-to-earth. Her songs
have a conscious pop, urban international bent that attract a following as
diverse as her influences. Reflective of her diverse influences as a poet,
dancer, choreographer, and singer, her voice and music are a distinctive
hybrid of a range of artists from Roberta Flack to Sade to Annie Lennox to
Joni Mitchell, with a sound that is all her own. Sensuality, soul, intellect,
and relevance are qualities she shares with these artists, and Morley carries
on their legacy of writing and performing music from the heart (and mind) for
the heart and mind in a sound that is all her own. Recently licensed to
Universal France and just released in the US on Circular Moves, Days Like
These has earned stellar reviews from Rolling Stone, Vibrations, and Musiq
magazines, leading to concerts with superstars Amadou et Mariam, Simply Red
and Raul Midon.

Luciana Souza, who hails from Brazil, is acclaimed for her marvelous emotional
range as a singer, delivering delicate ballads, improvising beautifully
crafted solos, and singing wordless improvisations with the instrumentalists -
collecting a variety of voices into one distinct and unique voice.  Nominated
three times for a Grammy. for Best Jazz Vocalist in 2002, 2003 and 2005, she
was awarded 2005 Female Singer of the Year by the Jazz Journalists
Association.  Souza's newest album, The New Bossa Nova, will be released on
August 21, 2007 and includes interpretations of songs by such legends as Joni
Mitchell and Steely Dan.

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Wednesday, September 26
*    BEIRUT
*    BALKAN BEAT BOX
*    THE NY GYPSY ALL-STARS

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Presented in association with The NY Gypsy Festival
7 PM, $25 for general public / $20 for Public Theater members

Indie pop and global sounds collide with a bang!  Don't miss the fireworks as
underground sensations Beirut, raucous multidisciplinary party band Balkan
Beat Box and the world-class instrumentalists of the NY Gypsy All-Stars storm
Central Park, presented in association with the NY Gypsy Festival.

Beirut, the 2006 project of musical prodigy, singer and multi-instrumentalist
Zach Condon, debuted with the guitar-less Gulag Orkestar.  One of 2006's most
unexpected indie success stories, Beirut combines horns, violins, cellos,
ukuleles, mandolins, glockenspiels, drums, tambourines, congas, organs,
pianos, clarinets and accordions (no guitars!) to build and break the melodies
under Condon's deep-voiced crooner vocals, swaying to the Eastern European
beats like a drunken 12-member ensemble that has fallen in love with The
Magnetic Fields, Talking Heads and Neutral Milk Hotel. The debut gathered
critical approbation that quickly moved from the smallest blogs to mainstream
media outlets that pegged Condon as a one-man cross between Jeff Mangum, Conor
Oberst, and Sufjan Stevens. The follow-up EP Lon Gisland, was released this
year.

The members of Balkan Beat Box do not believe in flags, nationalities, or
borders.  Jewish, Balkan, Arabic, European, Moroccan, and American influences
are united by hip hop beats and dancehall toasts.  Founding members Tamir
Muskat and Ori Kaplan have been active for a decade in NYC's premier
underground bands.  In Balkan Beat Box, they bring together folk traditions
with electronic beats, with a rotating cast of players and guests including
the Bulgarian Chicks, Itamar Ziegler, Jeremiah Lockwood, gnawa player Hasan
Ben Nafar, and Israeli MC Tomer Yosef.  Their latest album, Nu Med, released
on JDub Records this year, was praised by SPIN as "a global peacekeeping
mission that you can dance to."

The NY Gypsy All-Stars, featuring the acclaimed young Macedonian / Turkish
clarinet virtuoso Ismail Lumanovski, Tamer Pinarbasi on kunun, Panogiotis
Andreu from Greece on bass; Seido Salifoski from Macedonia on
percussion/darbouka, and Jordan Pearlman from Philadelphia on drums performing
jazz-inflected takes on Turkish, Balkan and Mediterranean Romani (Gypsy)
songs. The group is the brainchild of Serdar Ilhan, producer of The NY Gypsy
Festival, and offers a broad perspective on various styles of Gypsy music and
dance against the backdrop of New York City which, being the crossroads of
many cultures, is essentially Gypsy at heart.

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Friday, September 28
*    MICHELLE SHOCKED
*    TOSHI REAGON and BIGLovely: Sacred Music Project
*    JOHN BOUTTE
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A trio of powerful voices and heavenly sounds from three gospel influenced
musicians:  the Texan songwriter Michelle Shocked, rock/folk/funk vocalist
Toshi Reagon and the Creole soul of John Boutti.

Michelle Shocked is a traveler and a troubadour; a 'picker-poet,' as they say
in Texas, whose bold creativity and adventurous musical style mark her as a
true American original. Her musical career was ignited by a bootleg recording
made around a Kerrville Folk Festival campfire on a Sony Walkman. Released as
The Texas Campfire Tapes in England without Shocked's authority, its success
abroad enticed Mercury Records to offer Shocked a recording contract, leading
to a trilogy of albums that stand as a captivating primer on American music.
Short Sharp Shocked's spirited folk-rock progressed into Captain Swing's
energetic jump blues, expanding to Arkansas Traveler's travelogue of
minstrel-era country. Shocked launched her own label, Mighty Sound, in 2001.
2005 saw her simultaneously releasing another trilogy: the roots-rocking
'divorce album' Don't Ask, Don't Tell, a Disneyfied western swing set Got No
Strings and the Latin/blues blast Mexican Standoff; her new album
ToHeavenYouRide showcases Michelle's affinity with traditional gospel and
bluegrass.

Toshi Reagon calls to mind classic R&B artists, like Stevie Wonder or Prince,
and old school rock groups like Led Zeppelin. Despite (or because of) her
genre-bending, Reagon fits comfortably on a stage with any of the Lilith
artists, at Carnegie Hall, or in a dirty rock club. Of her innovative rock
crossed with gospel and soul-influenced, blues-tinged folk, Interview magazine
raved, "Anyone who thinks rock is a dead medium need only listen to the music
of Toshi Reagon and her almighty band BIGLovely."  Toshi's Sacred Music
Project performances have become a beloved recent addition to her annual
birthday celebrations at Joe's Pub. Inspiring audiences to clap their hands,
stomp their feet and pray to the good Lord that the music keeps playing.

Growing up in New Orleans, where he is considered to be one of the finest
vocalists living in the city today, soul artist John Boutti was exposed to
music as part of the city's daily life. From his Creole family's home, not far
from where he lives today in the French Quarter, he could easily hear the
music of weddings and funerals coming from the church out back. At a different
time of year, the music of Carnival days and Mardi Gras was prevalent.
Stationed with the Army in Texas, Virginia, and Korea, he sang for and
directed gospel choirs. In addition to his solo recordings, he has contributed
vocals to an album called Mardi Gras Mambo from Cubanismo, a dance band from
Havana.

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Saturday, September 29
*    20th Century Boy: Marc Bolan and T.Rex 30th Anniversary Celebration
*    DAVID DRIVER Sings The Scott Walker Songbook
*    JUSTIN BOND is Close to You

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An evening of tribute to three great musicians as David Driver performs the
work of Scott Walker, Tony nominated performer Justin Bond recreates The
Carpenters' Close to You album and an all-star collective commemorates the
memory of T. Rex leader Marc Bolan.

Marking the sixtieth anniversary of Marc Bolan's birth and the thirtieth of
his passing, this one night only event will showcase songs from Tyrannosaurus
Rex through all the T. Rex favorites, including gems from the seminal Electric
Warrior and The Slider and hit singles like "Ride A White Swan", "Jeepster",
"Hot Love", "Children of The Revolution", "Telegram Sam", "20th Century Boy"
and of course, "Get It On (Bang A Gong."  A stellar group of musicians
including Clem Burke (Blondie/drums); James Mastro (Ian Hunter/guitar); Tony
Shanahan (Patti Smith Group/bass) and Tish & Snooky (Manic Panic/backing
vocals) will back a glittering array of special guest singers to be announced
shortly. The night will be hosted by NYC musicians, Joe's Pub regulars, and
life-long T.Rex fans, Joe Hurley (Rogue's March/The Gents) and Edward Rogers.
Special guest vocalists TBA.

David Driver sings the songs of Scott Walker, easily the most respected and
least known artist of his generation. Walker, the enigmatic and influential
subject of the soon-to-be-released documentary film 30 Century Man, is ripe
for re-discovery and downtown chanteur David Driver (seen alongside Deborah
Harry and Elvis Costello in Roy Nathanson's Fire at Keaton's Bar and Grill,
and as a regular vocalist with the Losers' Lounge) is the singer for the job.
Walker's gritty glam lyrics, passionate crooning and Dada arrangements are
late-twentieth-century music's road not taken; the streetwise luster and
gravity of Driver's voice make him uniquely qualified to resurrect these urban
song-scapes. Strewn with glitter and refuse, the Scott Walker songbook is at
once dark and ecstatic, sordid and innocent, deconstructive and deeply
conventional. The songbook includes the classics "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine
Anymore," "Montague Terrace (In Blue)," "It's Raining Today," and the
inimitable "Thanks for Chicago, Mr. James."

Tony Award nominated performance artist Justin Bond interprets The Carpenters
classic 1970 album Close to You.  Set against the glorious backdrop of a late
September Central Park sunset, Justin (star of the controversial film Shortbus
and the Kiki half of the legendary downtown duo Kiki and Herb) will bring this
early concept album to life in its entirety.  Follow a musical journey that
dawns with the innocence of "We've Only Just Begun", continues with "Love is
Surrender", the Beatles' "Help", Burt Bachrach's "(They Long to Be) Close to
You" and comes to a strange, psychedelic end with the savagely dark
disillusionment of "Another Song." From sun up to sun down, this song cycle
addresses the complexities of modern life, the urban environment, heartbreak
and romance.

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Sunday, September 30
*    STEW and friends: Songs from Passing Strange and More
*    THE NEGRO PROBLEM

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7 PM, FREE tickets distributed on day of show

The enigmatic Stew rocks the house with two sets: one performing music in
concert from his hit show Passing Strange (featuring members of the original
cast) and another featuring classic songs and new music from Stew's
"afro-baroque" rockers  The Negro Problem.

Direct from The Public Theater acclaimed production Passing Strange, Stew
takes the stage at the Delacorte for an unpredictable evening of surprises.
With a gift for hook-filled melodies, taut poetic narratives, incisive song
portraits and a sardonic sense of humor, the brilliant Stew and Heidi Rodewald
also recorded "Where's Gary?" for the most popular episode ever of "Spongebob
Squarepants." The New York Times raves: "(A) witty wordsmith, composer and
performer, Stew can also play a mean guitar, and when necessary, he strides
the stage like an evangelical preacher, or a preening rocker, to whip the
audience into a froth."

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ADDITIONAL TICKET INFORMATION

Reserved seating tickets to JOE'S PUB IN THE PARK's paid shows are on sale as
of Monday, August 6 at The Public Theater box office, 425 Lafayette Street;
on-line at http://www.joespub.com
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phone at 212-967-7555. Prices vary. 6 tickets per person per show limit.

More than half of the JOE'S PUB IN THE PARK performances are FREE.  Tickets to
the FREE performances will be available on the day of the performance (two per
person) at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park beginning at 1 PM and at The
Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street (near Astor Place), from 1 PM to 3 PM.
The closest entrances to The Delacorte are at 81st Street and Central Park
West or 79th Street and Fifth Avenue.

BECOME A JOE'S PUB SUPPORTER AND RECEIVE RESERVED SEATS TO BOTH PAID AND FREE
SHOWS!
Make a tax-deductible donation to Joe's Pub and receive a reserved  seat for a
free show (excluding Hair; $75, $125 donation) or a paid show ($125 donation).
Reserved seats for free shows are available only for a limited  time to assure
that the highest number of free seats are available for the  general public on
the day of the show.

BECOME A HAIR SUPPORTER!   Make a tax-deductible donation to The Public
Theater and receive a  reserved seat to Hair  - The  40th Anniversary Concert.
Donation  levels at $100, $250, $500.  These reserved seats are available only
for  a limited time to assure that the highest number of free seats are
available  for the general public on the day of the show. For more
information, please  call the Member Hotline at 212-260-2400.

2 EASY WAYS TO MAKE A SUPPORTER DONATION:

BY PHONE -  Call 212-260-2400
IN PERSON -  Visit The Public Theater Box Office at 425 Lafayette Street
(between Astor  Place and E. 4th Street)
Box Office hours: Tues-Sat 1-7:30PM, Mon-Sun  1-6PM


IN THE EVENT OF RAIN -
We may delay the beginning of the performance, but will perform if and when it
seems possible.
If a performance is cancelled due to rain, tickets for paid events may be
returned for refund to the Public Theater Box Office, 425 Lafayette St., New
York, NY 10003 by mail or in person during regular Box Office hours (Sun-Mon
1-6pm, Tue-Sat 1-7:30pm). Tickets will be refunded to the original purchaser
only, using the original method of payment, and for the price printed on the
ticket. Refunds will be processed for cancelled performances only. PLEASE
NOTE: NO REFUNDS WILL BE PROCESSED AT THE DELACORTE THEATER.
If a performance is cancelled due to rain, Joe's Pub Supporters may request
tickets to a subsequent performance of Joe's Pub in the Park by calling
Member/Supporter Services at 212-539-8650 (Sun-Mon 1-6pm, Tue-Sat 1-7:30pm).
Supporters at the $75 level may request tickets to a subsequent FREE
performance; supporters at the $125 level or higher may request tickets to any
subsequent Joe's Pub in the Park performance (excluding Hair - The 40th
Anniversary Concert). PLEASE NOTE: NO TICKET EXCHANGES WILL BE PROCESSED AT
THE DELACORTE THEATER.

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The LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust provides leadership support for The
Public's year-round activities.

The 2007 season of JOE'S PUB IN THE PARK is made possible by generous funds
from by The New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State
Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

The LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust provides leadership support for The
Public's year-round activities.


Bank of America is the Proud Sponsor of the 2007 Season of Shakespeare in the
Park.

The 2007 season of Joe's Pub in the Park is made possible by generous funding
from The New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney
General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

Major support is provided by The Ford Foundation, The Doris Duke Charitable
Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The
Carnegie Corporation of New York, The George T. Delacorte Fund at the New York
Community Trust-Fund for Performances at The Delacorte Theater in Central
Park, Warren Spector and Margaret Whitton. Pepsi is the official beverage
sponsor, Bertani Wines is the official wine sponsor and Budweiser is the
official beer sponsor of The Public Theater. Gibson is the official musical
instruments sponsor for Joe's Pub in the Park.

Additional generous support is provided by Debra and Leon Black, The Horace W.
Goldsmith Foundation, The Susan Stein Shiva Foundation, The Starr Foundation,
The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Time Out New York, Go Poster,
WFUV, Gibson and Time Warner Cable. Public support is provided by the New York
City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York State Council on the
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