NYC Deep Cuts for Monday, July 27

Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Monday, July 27.

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  1. Gloorp, alice does computer music, Andy Loebs

    6:30 PM · Night Club 101

    The lineup name alone points toward a small electronic-music pocket with more personality than the bigger Monday bills.

  2. Musical Theatre mAyHEm! | Musical Theatre Trivia Game Show

    7:00 PM · The Rat NYC

    A musical-theater trivia game show at The Rat sounds like a fandom night that knows exactly who it is for.

  3. WILLIAM HILL III - Joey Ranieri - Willie Bowman

    7:30 PM · Close up

    Close Up is built for this sort of close-range player session, where the draw is the specific table of musicians.

  4. The Birds Tell Me All There Is to Know

    7:30 PM · Spectacle

    Spectacle plus a title this mysterious is exactly the sort of tiny-screen cinephile gamble this list should surface.

  5. Bad Movie Night Brooklyn: Howard the Duck

    7:30 PM · Lucky 13 Saloon

    Bad Movie Night taking on Howard the Duck at Lucky 13 has the right mix of trash-canon commitment and barroom irreverence.

  6. Burlesque Bingo – Stripped at Alphabet Bar

    8:00 PM · Moxy East Village

    Burlesque folded into bingo gives the night a goofy hybrid shape, more oddball variety-show detour than standard nightlife.

  7. Ripstickin' & Burpin'

    9:30 PM · Caveat

    Caveat is the natural habitat for a comedy title this proudly ungainly, especially late enough for the stranger crowd.

  8. Stunts

    10:00 PM · Spectacle

    A late Spectacle slot called simply 'Stunts' feels like a compact cult-film dare rather than a normal repertory selection.

  9. Vinyl After Hours

    11:30 PM · Mezzrow, New York, NY

    Late-night vinyl inside Mezzrow is a narrow, satisfying lane for listeners who want the night to get quieter and more particular.

  10. Jam Session Hosted By Adam Ray

    11:45 PM · Smalls Jazz Club, New York, NY

    A Smalls jam just before midnight is less a headliner pick than a way into the working jazz ecosystem.