Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Sunday, May 10.
A Spectacle afternoon title that reads like a dare, and probably rewards the person who chooses the stranger Sunday path.
A tiny-bar listing with a title that lands somewhere between grief group and punk flyer, which is exactly the appeal.
Anthology in the late afternoon with a title about authorship trouble is a good low-key cinephile bet.
Caveat’s best listings tend to have a premise, and comedy about money is at least honest about the city’s favorite subject.
A Spectacle slot for the Portuguese companion piece crowd, better for a deliberate detour than a casual movie night.
Low Cinema showing a Times Square documentary is an oddly perfect match of subject, venue, and Sunday-city mythology.
A free Pianos bill with Lea Bertucci in the mix is more interesting than its Lower East Side wrapper suggests.
The second half of the Mal Viver/Viver Mal mirror, for anyone willing to let Spectacle dictate the evening.
C'mon Everybody with a title this blunt is not pretending to be polished, which is part of why it belongs here.
Club Cumming’s open-stage listings can be hit-or-miss, but Tallulah Talons gives this one enough downtown specificity.