Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Monday, June 1.
Ted Nash bringing a big-band program to Dizzy's gives the night a polished but still musician-led jazz anchor.
Zenón and Perdomo have the kind of duo chemistry that makes a bolero program feel intimate without turning sleepy.
Joe's Pub is exactly the right stage for a Judy Garland benefit night that can swing between cabaret, theater, and downtown personality.
That actor lineup at the Lortel gives this conversation more pull than a routine theater-panel listing.
An e-flux screening-room program gives the film slot a sharper artist-cinema edge than a standard repertory pick.
The Vanguard's Monday-night orchestra remains one of the cleanest bets in town for a serious live set with real New York history behind it.
Roulette is built for adventurous new music, and an Eve Beglarian-focused Wild Shore program has enough specificity to stand apart from the club calendar.
A birthday big-band night at Close Up should pull a crowd that knows the room and wants to hear it stretch a little.
David Cross trying material at littlefield is a strong comedy wildcard, especially for a Monday that otherwise leans heavily musical.
Greater New York is one of the all-day art exceptions because it still functions as a snapshot of where the city's younger art conversation is moving.