Justin Bond's Christmas Spells: Tony-Nominated Actor in Campy Holiday Show
Abrons Arts Center (466 Grand Street New York City, NY 10002)
- Full Price:
- $25.00
- Our Price:
- $12.50*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Justin Bond's Christmas Spells have expired.
The last date listed for Justin Bond's Christmas Spells was Saturday December 12, 2009 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Mary Poppins on Where to Park
Take the F or V train to east broadway and walk along grand street.
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Mary Poppins on What to Wear
Casual
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Mary Poppins on Where to Eat
Mostly asian cuisine in the neighborhood and a pub near by. No food or drinks at the place.
Goldstar Member Reviews
SusanW
Lots of fun, especially the opening number with the Pixie Harlots. The Huck Finn rewrite was quite funny also. Justin always gives good show.Written on Dec 14 2009
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Barbara Gustern
Justin is a genius He never fails to entertain.Written on Dec 14 2009
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NYguy
I have been a fan of Justin Bond since I fell in love with Kiki and Herb years ago. Couldn't wait to see his version of a holiday show and I wasn't disappointed. Justin is an incredibly talented performer. The Pixie Harlots added a fun, twisted element to the show. A really fun event I would recommend to friends. Hope more Justin Bond events come up soon. I'd go again!Written on Dec 14 2009
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Mary Poppins
This was the first drag queen show I have been to, and I had a wonderful time. The cast is so charming and funny! Wonderful voice and costumes too. A good night out!Written on Dec 10 2009
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More Information About Justin Bond's Christmas Spells
Description
Celebrate the season with Tony Award-nominee Justin Bond and The Pixie Harlots in the trans-voodoo-holiday extravaganza Christmas Spells. Inspired by Kate Bornstein’s story Dixie Belle, this glittering tale of the further adventures of Huckleberry Finn finds Huck hard at work in a New Orleans bordello. Following a Christmas Eve hullaballoo with the other ladies of Miss Violette’s Parlour of Elysian Delights, Huck (aka Sassy Sarah) sits down to write a letter to her old friend Tom Sawyer — and boy does she have some surprises in store for him!
Featuring original songs, Christmas ditties, dances, and more, this phantasmagorical blend of Christmas camp and seasonal sorcery features sets and costumes by Machine Dazzle (The Lily’s Revenge) and lighting by Ben Kato, all under the direction of Justin Bond.
About the Ticket Supplier: Abrons Arts Center
The Abrons Arts Center brings innovative artistic excellence to Manhattan's Lower East Side through diverse, cutting-edge performances; exhibitions/artist residencies; classes and workshops for all ages, including pre-professional training for youth; and arts-in-education programming at public schools.
Some of the most adventurous artists of the past century have trained, taught, or performed at Henry Street, including John Cage, Aaron Copland, Dizzy Gillespie, Martha Graham, Alicia Keyes, Alwin Nikolais, Jackson Pollack, Denzel Washington, and Orson Welles.