Red Rose Chain
presents

THE UNGODLY
Written and directed by Joanna Carrick
​​​​​​​With Christopher Ashman, Nadia Jackson, Vincent Moisy, and Rei Mordue

1645. A dark shadow is spreading across England with suspicions of witchcraft on the rise.

Part of the Brits Off Broadway season at 59E59 Theaters, The Ungodly tells the origin story of Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins and his infamous reign of terror in rural England in 1645.

Featured in The New York Times’ “13 Off Broadway Shows to Tempt You in April.”

Use code SKINT to snag $19 tickets* (incl. $4 fee – reg. $44)!
Valid for all performances

Performances: April 24 – May 11, Tues-Fri 7:15; Sat 2:15 & 7:15; Sun 2:15.

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59E59 Theaters – a quick block from SUBWAY 4/5/6 N/W/R at 59 St.

*Standard service fees apply to all phone/internet orders. Limit 4 tickets per order. All offers subject to availability. This offer may be revoked or modified at any time without notice. Not valid with any other offer.

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The 2025 World Voices Festival is back in NYC next week, April 30th to May 3rd. This is not your English professor’s literary festival!

We will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the World Voices Festival with 100+ writers from 35 countries, including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Jennifer Egan, M. Gessen, Ali Hazelwood, Dinaw Mengestu, Guadalupe Nettel, Lynn Nottage, Gary Shteyngart, and many more.

You won’t want to miss timely sessions including a film screening and discussion about writing in exile, writing about the end of democracy, writing as resistance, or writing about dystopian futures. Also on the schedule is a comedy show (after all comedians are writers, too!), sessions about poetry, romance writers, women in literature, the state of censorship in American theater, and a whole lot more.

Also, don’t miss the full lineup of free events open to all, including the Indie Lit Fair, the ArtLords Public Art Mural, or the House of SpeakEasy Bookmobile as well as book readings and panel discussions. Join us to bask among the celebration of free expression and literature while we still can!

Tickets are going fast, so make sure to reserve your seats to see your favorite authors! While many events are free, the skint subscribers can take advantage of a special discount on all World Voices Festival paid events.

Use promo code SKINTWVF25 for 50% off all tickets!

Get tickets today at https://worldvoices.pen.org/

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Tony Award winners Santino Fontana and BD Wong take the stage for a one-night-only reading of David Mamet’s wildly entertaining play A Life in the Theatre. The balance of power shifts as two actors—one rising into the first flush of success, the other beginning to wane—play multiple roles and exchange backstage banter in Mamet’s love letter to the theater. With stage directions read by actress Kathleen Chalfant.

SKINT READERS CAN GET A $23 TICKET USING CODE: MAMET
(incl. $5 fee – reg. $52 – $55)

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