Sunday afternoon with Corn Mo at The Hidden Jewel Box Theater

Sunday afternoon with Corn Mo

An intimate autumn afternoon of engaging stories and moving original music by raconteur Corn Mo, in The Love Show NYC's clandestine gem of a cabaret, The Hidden Jewel Box Theater.

Sunday, 11/24/2024

Show: 4:00 PM

$30

Tickets: https://cornmo.eventbrite.com

The Hidden Jewel Box Theater

The location of the theater is strictly on a need-to-know basis and will be revealed only to those who have purchased tickets to a show. Exact location and instructions for theater entrance emailed upon ticket purchase. Ages 21 and up. 1 refreshment included with ticket purchase. Ticket purchase window closes at noon, Sunday Nov 25th.

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Corn Mo

Jonathan Cunningham (Corn Mo) has toured America, Australia, New Zealand and Europe supporting the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus, Wheatus, The Pontani Sisters, Nick Offerman, Ben Folds, They Might Be Giants and the Polyphonic Spree. He is Disco Mountain Man in a Bee Gees Metal Tribute called Tragedy. In the studio, he shared vocals with Ben Folds on Folds' cover of "Get Your Hands Off My Woman" for the Supersunnyspeedygraphic EP, joined the choir for the Polyphonic Spree's Together We're Heavy and played accordion on TMBG's "Particle Mo". He has written 7 albums for Corn Mo and his band .357 Lover, the latest being The Purchase of the North Pole. He co-wrote a musical about Grizzly Adams with Nick Jones for The Huntington Theatre in Boston, MA. He co-wrote "The Rainbow Song" with Nick Offerman of Parks and Rec for his American Ham show. He co-produced a ballet called SEVERED: The Tragic Loves of Frankenstein's Monster with The Love Show featuring the music from his album The Purchase of the North Pole. He's is currently working on the next albums.

www.cornmo.com

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The Hidden Jewel Box Theater

Tucked away in a secret corner of the Theater District, The Hidden Jewel Box Theater is a space like none other, a bohemian haven mixing decorative elements drawing from Rococo paintings, Victorian boudoirs, 1970s discotheques and Grimm fairy tales. Leaving The Hidden Jewel Box Theater is like awakening from a beautiful dream. How long can this dream last? Alas, not long. The building is marked for demolition, so experience it while you can. The location of the theater is strictly on a need-to-know basis and will be revealed only to those who have purchased tickets to a show.

theloveshownyc.com/the-hidden-jewel-box-theater