COLONISTS SEIZE THE SHIP...OF YOUR HEART! PROTECT THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN!

Just 2 Sundays left!

Performances at 3pm and 7pm!

Bring the kids!  

"It's rare that I see a show with you that I want to go on longer than it already has, but this time I really wanted it to keep going." The L Magazine

"But to those who think they have seen it all before, I give you the humble earthworm of the stunningly vibrant and fresh puppet community of “The Colonists,” now on stage at the Brick Theater in Williamsburg." The Brooklyn Paper

"It's a really wonderful show, with the magical surprise feeling of good puppetry - lots of intense artism in the puppets and set - and the left-field head-cocking genius that made for some of Jollyship's best comedy." fishunderwater.blogspot.com

See the new trailer!

THE TIMES PLAYS ODDBALL WITH THE BRICK

In Summer Stages, The New York Times previews The Antidepressant Festival and concludes that "No one tops the Brick Theater when it comes to oddball concepts for theater festivals."  Inside sources say The Brick beat out Lincoln Center's Sweater Lint Festival and BAM's Pagan Bath Toys Celebration by a nose.

CHEER UP THE GLOOMY CENTAUR. OR DIE TRYING!

Young Adventurer,

Do you dare to face the sad Centaur without professional counseling? 

There!  The gauntlet is thrown!  Show your mettle!

Time Out New York previews The Antidepressant Festival with this 1980s-era mini video game preview from the creators of Adventure Quest! Play it now to see if you can survive the perilous journey depicted in full 10-color pixelated graphics!  See...the well-rendered Market Square! Witness...the dimly lit apothecary! Thrill to...the same well-rendered Market Square with a broken window!

Be wary of the Octopus Cult and please don't tell us what you do with the Unicorn femur.

Play it here.

HEY LOOKIT! SOME DAGUERROTYPES FROM THEM SHANTYTOWN BALL COCKADOOEY!

The Shantytown Ball last Saturday night was attended by many individuals who ran the gamut of the socioeconomic costuming spectrum. There were Dapper Dans, Flapper Flos, Homeless Hennies and Down-and-out Dexters to spare. We Brickers are astoundingly grateful for all the support we received, both from those who planned the party and those who attended it. Our extensive photo set from the evening is available at Flickr, but here are a few choice images to start with. Thanks to all!

All photos courtesy the indispensible Ken Stein/Runs with Scissors.