
(Click
here for the New Victory website)
The
New Victory Theater
209 West 42 Street - New York, NY 10036
(between
Broadway and 8th Avenue)

2009
Hands On’s policy is
always to give priority to
Deaf audience members.
Interpreted Performances :
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Gamarjobat
in
Rock 'n' Roll Penguin
Gamarjobat
Tokyo, Japan
Type of Show: Comedy / New Vaudeville
Ages: 6 - Adult
Friday, May 22, 7 pm
+ Post-Show Talk Back
Who says aliens don't exist? Sporting candy-colored mohawks, way-out wardrobes and an endless supply of flying ping pong balls, Ketch! and Hiropon are the adorable Japanese comedy duo known as GA-MAR-JO-BAT. Making their U.S. flipper-flapping debut in their new show, ROCK ‘N ROLL PENGUIN, these downright daffy dudes—who never utter a single word—push the envelope with side-splitting antics, ingenious zaniness and a no-holds-barred attitude. "I have never seen a show that I would wholeheartedly recommend to anyone, regardless of age, sex, colour or ideological leanings—until now." – The Scotsman
"A riotous, euphoric explosion of joyous physical comedy." – Chortle: The UK Comedy Guide
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Tom Tom Club
CANCELED
Type of Show: Comedy / New Vaudeville
Ages: 6 - Adult
Saturday, May 30, 2 pm
Australia's hottest acrobats join forces with a trio of beat-boxing, drumstick-wielding and record-scratching musical prodigies in this force-fueled production. With phenomenal talent, extreme energy and a healthy disrespect for the laws of gravity, TOM TOM CLUB is a cosmic collision of super-charged aerial antics and heart-pumping music. Transforming the New Vic into "a gig-style spectacle," this fearless group of audacious Aussies explodes on stage with sky-rocketing stunts that are rebellious, athletic and flat-out amazing. "If this is, as suggested, the future of circus, things are looking bright indeed." – The Argus
"Combines feats of rhythmical creativity and acrobatic daring…there can't be many more exciting spectacles than this." – The Herald (UK)
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here for the New Victory Order Form