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Drama, LGBT: Karen Finley: The Jackie Look  Bookmark
 
 
Since her first performances in the early 1980's, KAREN FINLEY has become synonymous with performance art. She is the recipient of two Obies, two Bessies, and multiple grants from the NEA and NYSCA. She has toured internationally with pieces including Make Love, George & Martha, The American Chestnut, A Certain Level of Denial and The Return of The Chocolate Smeared Woman. In 1990, Finley became an unwilling symbol for the NEA when she, along with Tim Miller, Holly Hughes & John Fleck, sued the NEA for withdrawing grants on the grounds of indecency.
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Posted By: SpinCycleRon
 
LOCATION: Midtown East & West, 407 West 42 Street, New York, New York 10036 (map)
PRICE: $20 plus +15 food/drink mimimum. Full menu available.
PROMOTIONS: Use code "STAGEBUDDY" for $5 off tickets.
TICKET WEBSITE: www.SpinCycleNYC.com
TICKET PHONE NUMBER: 212-352-3101
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SHOW WEBSITE(S): www.SpinCycleNYC.com
THEATRE/CLUB NAME: Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Cafe
VENUE WEBSITE: www.WestBankCafe.com
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE: Not Known
SHOW RUNNING TIME: 70 minutes
INTERMISSION: None
 
OVERVIEW:
The First Lady of Performance Art, Karen Finley brings icon Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis back to life in this unique look at history, style, trauma, femininity and the demands of being the First Lady. Using the structure of a lecture set in the present day, Jackie, one of the most photographed woman of her day, contemplates her life in pictures. Jackie also makes use of You Tube and views online homages to her and her family. Along the way Jackie ruminates on Michelle Obama, Marilyn Monroe, Caroline’s run for Senate, the art world, Michael Jackson, and the lasting impact of that fateful day on the grassy knoll in Dallas.
 
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