JAMES AND JEROME: PIANO TALES (NO. 21 – 24) Immersive Event

JAMES AND JEROME: PIANO TALES (NO. 21 – 24)

Jerome & James’ beloved, ongoing and ever-changing project Piano Tales is finally back.

New York ,   New York

Experience hosted by Downtown Live

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Jerome & James’ beloved, ongoing and ever-changing project Piano Tales is finally back. The audience chooses which three tales will be told (out of a possible 9) each performance and in what order, by selecting objects from a trunk. Then Jerome and James tell those tales differently for each performance, discovering a totally new show right along with the audience. The first live Piano Tales in almost two years, these performances will also be a celebration of communing outside together to tell stories and listen. Director: Andrew Scoville Jerome & James’ beloved, ongoing and ever-changing project Piano Tales is finally back. The audience chooses which three tales will be told (out of a possible 9) each performance and in what order, by selecting objects from a trunk. Then Jerome and James tell those tales differently for each performance, discovering a totally new show right along with the audience. The first live Piano Tales in almost two years, these performances will also be a celebration of communing outside together to tell stories and listen. Director: Andrew Scoville

Audience Role

Audience will select items that help decide what stories get told. Audience will select items that help decide what stories get told.

Content Advisories

  • No content advisories

  • All ages

Interaction Advisories

  • No physical contact with performers

Mobility Advisories

  • No mobility advisories

  • Event is wheelchair accessible.

Free

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Downtown Live

Hosting immersive events on EI since April, 2021

Live performances are back! Downtown Live will bring 36 in-person performances to Lower Manhattan on May 15-16 and 22-23. The performances will be staged at unexpected locations around the neighborhood, including a covered loading dock (4 New York Plaza), an arcade along the Stone Street Historic District (85 Broad Street) and a plaza with harbor views near The Battery (1 Battery Park Plaza). After a year of lockdowns, these in-person shows offer audience members a long-awaited chance to see LIVE theatre, contemporary performance, and music and to explore all that Lower Manhattan has to offer. Live performances are back! Downtown Live will bring 36 in-person performances to Lower Manhattan on May 15-16 and 22-23. The performances will be staged at unexpected locations around the neighborhood, including a covered loading dock (4 New York Plaza), an arcade along the Stone Street Historic District (85 Broad Street) and a plaza with harbor views near The Battery (1 Battery Park Plaza). After a year of lockdowns, these in-person shows offer audience members a long-awaited chance to see LIVE theatre, contemporary performance, and music and to explore all that Lower Manhattan has to offer.