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Improvisational voice band SUBTLE PRIDE are making their way back to the Big Apple following an undocumented two-year world tour. Having last graced the New York scene with a sold-out run of their one-night show at Dixon Place in 2016, the group returns, this time playing at Rubulad, a DIY performance space in Bushwick (off the Jefferson St stop on the L Train), today, August 9th at 8pm.

Improvisational voice band SUBTLE PRIDE are making their way back to the Big Apple following an undocumented two-year world tour. Having last graced the New York scene with a sold-out run of their one-night show at Dixon Place in 2016, the group returns, this time playing at Rubulad, a DIY performance space in Bushwick (off the Jefferson St stop on the L Train), on Thursday, August 9th at 8pm.

Following the release of their groundbreaking, viral music video, improvisational voice band Subtle Pride is seated at the cusp of international fame as they announce the presentation of their highly-anticipated and aptly-named new show SUBTLE PRIDE: Live in Concert on June 11th at Dixon Place (161A Chrystie St.).

Following the release of their groundbreaking, viral music video, improvisational voice band Subtle Pride is seated at the cusp of international fame as they announce the presentation of their highly-anticipated and aptly-named new show SUBTLE PRIDE: Live in Concert on June 11th at Dixon Place (161A Chrystie St.).

Following a series of enigmatic video clips in late January and an appearance at The Basement Bar earlier this month, improvisational voice band Subtle Pride announces an exclusive, one-night only concert at Dixon Place on Friday, February 26th at 7:30pm with an unprecedented sneak peek at the upcoming music video for their hit single 'Blindfolded in a Bathtub with a Blood Orange,' directed by fashion superstar and performing artist Marcelo Gutierrez (Marc Jacobs), with photography and editing by emerging filmmaker Sina Madeon.

At Berkeley Repertory Theatre, artists don't just earn national awards like the Tony and the Grammy: today the nonprofit's School of Theatre announced local winners in its annual Teen One-Acts Festival.