Dixon Place Lounge Presents Gershwin Live: S & M, Songs & Monologues Featuring Heather Litteer
Take a walk down memory lane with actress Heather Litteer. Heather will share intimate tales of her experiences in NYC as one of downtown's most iconic party girls---and notorious performers--of the 1990s. From the Wild West era in the Meatpacking District to the terrible beauty of the Lower East Side on fire, culminating with an unforgettably strange jaunt in Chelsea at one of the hottest spots in town. All stories will be accompanied with a song in the key of middle C--and a wiggle or three.
Gershwin Live! is an evolving 21st century salon. Artists with fearless & distinctive voices present theatre, dance, film, cabaret, ghost stories, music & uncategorizable hybrids. Curated by Michael Wiener & Neke Carson.
Ticket link http://dixonplace.org/performances/gershwin-live-2018-03-02/
Heather Litteer is an actress and has been a vital contributor to the downtown performance, alternative cabaret & indie film scene since the 1990s. Heather is the recipient of a 2017 HOWL! Arts Fellowship and The William and Eva Fox Foundation'sTheatre Communications Group Fox Fellowship, in conjunction with La MaMa theatre. She wrote and premiered her one woman show Lemonade at La MaMa. Lemonade went on to the AfterGlow festival in Provincetown, MA, SFX festival-NYC and Edinburgh Fringe Festival, all in 2017. She is a member of Caden Manson's critically acclaimed Big Art Group and the legendary arthouse performance nightclub, The Jackie Factory.
Photo Credit: Brett Lindell
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