Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Thursday, April 23.
World Book Day is as good an excuse as any to let Reading Rhythms organize the early evening.
A Ghost World screening with Terry Zwigoff and Illeana Douglas attached is an unusually generous Thursday option.
McNally's better nights still feel like they belong to people who actually live here.
This remains the cleanest big-theater booking of the night.
Joe's Pub is where a new musical still has permission to be strange.
If you are taking the formal ticket tonight, take the one with some bite.
This is the larger-room music pick with actual personality.
Roulette stays strong when it gives experimental music a clear frame.
The Biennial is still the default museum answer when you want the city looking back at itself.