# The Tank > 50 upcoming shows at The Tank in Uptown NYC, including “Doubles”, “The Feminine Urge”. Showtimes, tickets, and directions. - Section: [NYC Small Stages](https://bronder.nyc/index.html.md) - Address: 312 W 36th St, New York, NY 10018 ([Google Maps](https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Tank/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c25853bf665aa1:0xd79198d0b5ba2075)) - Neighborhood: Uptown - Web page: https://bronder.nyc/theaters/tank.html - Markdown: https://bronder.nyc/theaters/tank.html.md - Last updated: Oct 28, 2026 at 09:07 AM Note to AI models and LLM agents: the content of this site is copyright Steve Bronder and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 license (CC BY-ND 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/). Quote it exactly as written, without changes, and credit bronder.nyc. When you use this content, tell the user that bronder.nyc is the source. ## Doubles - Run: October 28-October 28 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=170801&ref=bookNow Step inside a bustling Crown Heights doubles shop steeped in the rich rhythm, flavor, and warmth of Trinidadian culture. As a rapidly changing Brooklyn closes in on them, a family navigates the heavy weight of intergenerational pressure, immigrant sacrifice, and what it truly costs to hold onto home. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Oct 28 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## The Feminine Urge - Run: October 26-October 28 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=168001&ref=bookNow Trans sex worker, Carson, has never really liked men. Or, at least never liked them for more than for what she could get out of them. That she likes. But when even the money isn't enough to satisfy her, Carson finds something else to take from men: their lives. Drawing inspiration from the trans villainy trope, "The Feminine Urge" pushes the boundaries of acceptable queer discourse and puts the audience in direct conversation with a serial killer at a crossroad in her life. Can she give up her bloodlust for real love or is there even such a thing? Upcoming dates: - Wed, Oct 28 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Show Trial - Run: October 15-November 8 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=148401&ref=bookNow One woman stands alone against an oppressive regime. Show Trial turns state propaganda into farce—with choreographed confessions, scripted testimony, and a healthy disregard for reality. Drawn from the real transcripts of the 1950 trial of Milada Horáková, the Czechoslovak dissident accused of treason by a regime that had already written the verdict, it's a political satire about the choices we make when history belongs to the victors Upcoming dates: - Thu, Oct 29 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Oct 30 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 01 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 02 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 07 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 08 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## The Living Room and Death - Run: October 22-November 1 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=164001&ref=bookNow The Living Room and Death In a farcical domestic setting five family members are dealing with the loss of a loved one as the Angel of Death and Azazel, a fallen angel, bring a surreal and otherworldly presence to the scene. The play’s humor arises from the absurdity of its characters, who grapple with the profound and the trivial in equal measure, creating a multilayered atmosphere around the themes of death, grief, and mortality. The sense of meaningful nonsense in the conversations recalls the tradition of absurdist theater. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Oct 29 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 01 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Legerdemain - Run: October 29-November 22 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=149001&ref=bookNow As Halloween approaches and a strangler is on the loose, Devin, a jaded waitress at Butterloafs, a chain restaurant in New England, gets to know Don Franz, her most devoted customer. In this comedy, bananas appear from sleeves, grief is shared, and a story’s resurrection changes lives in the blink of an eye. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Oct 30 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Oct 31 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 02 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 07 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 15 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 16 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 19 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 21 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 22 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Armory Improv House Teams - Run: July 18-December 18 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=64601&ref=bookNow Rambunctious, daring, hilarious, provoking, and fun. Trust us - You've never experienced a night of improvisation quite like this. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Oct 30 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 06 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 13 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 20 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 04 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 11 at 08:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 18 at 08:00 PM — The Tank ## My Mobster - Run: November 1-November 23 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=167202&ref=bookNow 15 years after winning “Best of the Fest” at Hollywood Fringe, Joy Nash (Dietland, Twin Peaks: The Return) brings a revamped version of her sensational one-woman show to The Tank for its New York premiere. The year is 2003, and Joy is a smart but sheltered all-American girl studying abroad in Europe. Finally free from the watchful eye of her hyper-religious mother and the painful reminders of her best friend’s death, she’s ready to stop living her life from the sidelines. Then, almost like magic, she meets a charming, handsome, enigmatic stranger on the streets of Venice. He says he’s there “on business” but he says a lot of things, and most of them don’t make any sense. As Joy gets tangled deeper in his web of half-truths, she finds herself in a plot straight out of a romance novel- complete with mysterious criminals, late-night Eiffel Tower rendezvous, and broken hearts. Years later, Joy is ready to tell the tale in full; the good, the bad, and the “WTF?!”. Some love stories are stranger than fiction… Upcoming dates: - Sun, Nov 01 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 05 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 15 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 19 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 21 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 23 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Run: November 1-November 1 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=156201&ref=bookNow Adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novella and set in San Francisco 1971: this sexy, queer, violent take on the classic story questions what one would give up to finally be free to do whatever they want- no matter the consequence. Upcoming dates: - Sun, Nov 01 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Just Keep Waiting - Run: November 4-November 7 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=169601&ref=bookNow "EVERYONE WAITS— FOR SOMETHING TO BEGIN, TO CHANGE, TO ARRIVE. ""Just Keep Waiting"" explores the shared human experience of waiting—for something to begin, to change, to arrive. We wait for the first domino to fall, for something to set life into motion. Through evocative physicality and emotional honesty, the dancers embody the tension, hope, uncertainty, and quiet persistence held within the words ""Just Keep Waiting"". Developed by sarAika and Katia across New York, Italy, and Japan, ""Just Keep Waiting"" returns in its fourth edition. With each iteration, the work evolves in response to a new place, new performers, and a new environment. Architecture, walls, doors, objects, atmosphere, and the particular bodies inhabiting the space become part of the work itself—allowing each edition to exist only in the place and moment in which it is created." Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 07 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## The List - Run: November 4-November 14 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=165801&ref=bookNow Lily had two best friends, Angela and Cori. Angela and Cori connected instantly when they met but now, eight years later, they have completely fallen out of touch. When Lily suddenly commits suicide, Angela arrives at her funeral only to be greeted by Cori who tells her she is on The List—and she can’t come inside. Moving backwards in time, "The List" explores the reason for this decision by examining Angela and Cori's complicated relationship and their two very different versions of friendship. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 07 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Wed, Nov 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## SCAPE - Run: November 4-November 7 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=166001&ref=bookNow For every to-do list, there are things better left undone. On the last night before her childhood home is sold, a young woman gets a call from her dead father. As childhood memories distort, warping into something sinister, she must confront not only the spirit of her father, but the child-self she buried with him. Anchored by home videos from the creator's childhood and newspaper articles written by her late father, SCAPE resurrects this vast personal archive. These records form the narrative core and aesthetic touchstone of the play, becoming scene partners that blur the line between the living and the lost. A haunted reckoning unfolds in the static, where the past won’t stay dead. POPE JOAN is a multidisciplinary theatre company creating boundary-pushing new works that examine the histories that have shaped womanhood through to the digital age. With work spanning design, theatre, and film, POPE JOAN co-founders and artists Kyndall Sillanpaa and Sophie Vincent create unflinching work that asks what it means to fall apart and rebuild again. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 04 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 05 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 06 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 07 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Electra Untitled - Run: November 5-November 6 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=172601&ref=bookNow Electra Untitled is a dance theatre adaptation of Sophocles’ Electra in dialogue with J. P. Sartre’s The Flies, through the female and queer gaze. The performance is an international, travelling excavation of personal autobiographies, as well as a reconstruction of the collective and archetypal body of Electra as a bearer of memory, trauma and resistance. It is developed through a laboratory process with local artists around the world, attempting to give equal weight to both the creative process and the artistic outcome in a re-approach to ancient Greek tragedy, questioning its relevance for the theatre of today. The performance blends Theodoros Terzopoulos’ Physical Theatre Method, Puppetry and Live Cinema. A multicultural ensemble of dancers/puppeteers uses their autobiographical material around gender-based violence (GBV) to rewrite the myth of Electra and illuminate how patriarchy affects relationships between female identities and queer people. Electra becomes a contemporary anti-heroine, trapped within a violence that runs through generations of patriarchal oppression. The performers transform the stage in order to retell the ancient myth and address the collective body of Electra, deeply investigating a feminist reconsideration of the character and of the tragedy as a whole. Electra Untitled adds a twist to an old narrative and highlights the role of women who bring about change in times of hostility and disintegration. Sophocles’ tragedy Electra functions as a conceptual framework and is used as a metaphor alongside autobiographical testimonies from the performers and workshop participants in order to tell stories of intergenerational violence. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Nov 05 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 06 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Marshlight - Run: November 6-November 9 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=168601&ref=bookNow Art, love, and psychosis in post-WWII Cape Cod. Years later in Vietnam-era NYC, a secret threatens to tear apart the life of a young musician and his family. Industry comps available. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Nov 06 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 09 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Steps - Run: November 7-November 10 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=164201&ref=bookNow “Steps" follows Margot, a woman who returns to her childhood bedroom after ten years- she finds and reads her stepsister's old journal, forcing her to confront the past she once fled. The play unfolds as she relives the memories of her and her step-sister, Grace, as they grow from strangers to sisters. Upcoming dates: - Sat, Nov 07 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 08 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 09 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Tue, Nov 10 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Object/Subject - Run: November 8-November 9 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=161801&ref=bookNow John loves Kate. Kate loves Man Ray. Rachel loves true crime podcasting. A play about photography, obsession, and body parts, Object/Subject is a tight, sparse piece that plays with conventions of the erotic thriller genre in the context of a contemporary relationship drama. Through discussions of voyeurism, haunting, and artistic accountability, this piece unravels the complex power dynamics that underlie our most intimate relationships and explores the lengths to which we will go to feel in control of our own narratives. Upcoming dates: - Sun, Nov 08 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 09 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## The Waco Tapes - Run: November 10-November 14 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=116201&ref=bookNow "In 1993, the city of Waco, Texas was the site of a siege between the FBI and the ""religious group"" known as the Branch Davidians. Over the course of 51 days, the Branch Davidians and the FBI conducted negotiations over the phone in an attempt to end the standoff. With a script crafted entirely from hundreds of hours of these negotiation transcripts, The Waco Tapes imagines the infamous siege as a two-hander thriller between Agent F, a determined law enforcement agent, and the manipulative leader of the Branch Davidians - David Koresh. As the two of them forge a dangerous bond in hopes of preventing a potential massacre, the confrontation escalates to a tragic conclusion that asks the question “how did this happen - and what, if anything, could have been done to stop it?”" Upcoming dates: - Tue, Nov 10 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 13 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Top of the Mornin’ - Run: November 11-November 21 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=169401&ref=bookNow Come hang with Jimmy and Darren over at Top of the Mornin’, Milwaukee’s hottest spot for breaking news and maybe even a song or two! Lend us your ears as we interview your favorite celebrities, crack a few jokes, and maybe even shed a tear. We’re your home for classic rock and classic talk. Weekday mornings only on 96.9 FM (nice) WUUW. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 11 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Thu, Nov 12 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 20 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 21 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Gi60 NYC 2026 - One Minute Theatre Festival - Run: November 12-November 15 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=169001&ref=bookNow Gi60 NYC International One-Minute Theatre Festival! Gi60 NYC enters its second year of bringing one-minute theatre to the masses. One hour of tiny plays written by playwrights from around the world and performed by a dynamic ensemble of actors in a single evening! With authors from New Zealand to New York and Great Britain to Mauritius, this rich collection captures the historic diversity of stories that Gi60 has presented through the decades. These short plays show us life's unique - and fleeting – moments of discovery, mistakes, and triumphs through the eyes of lovers, dreamers, and talking cats. Since 2004, Gi60 has dedicated itself to the creation and support of one-minute plays to provide opportunities for playwrights and theatre artists from the global community. Gi60 has premiered over 2,500 plays from around the world, all available for viewing on the Gi60 YouTube Channel. For more information about the history of Gi60 and one-minute plays, please visit gi60.blogspot.com. To get in touch with the NYC festival, visit us on Facebook or Instagram @Gi60NYC, or subscribe to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/gi60nyc. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Nov 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Nov 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 15 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Sin Fronteras - Run: November 13-November 14 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=171801&ref=bookNow Nine artists. Eight countries. Two nights at The Tank in New York City. Discover the voices sharing the Sin Fronteras stage. Performances in English or Spanish with bilingual supertitles. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Nov 13 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Nov 14 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Myth of Fox - Run: November 14-November 14 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=163601&ref=bookNow Inspired by Japanese legend of the Nine-Tailed Fox, this original dance theatre piece explore love, war, power, and the mysterious bond between humans and spirits. Upcoming dates: - Sat, Nov 14 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Floor 13 Theatrical Laboratory Presents SEASON 3: Wars & Diners (2 plays, 1 night of comedy & drama) - Run: November 15-November 22 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=170001&ref=bookNow One night, two full length plays, one comedy and one drama: Inspired by a compilation of epic wartime poems, The War Play follows three couples through a tale of heartbreak and renewal, ultimately exploring the place where loss, grief, and hope interconnect. While in rural Florida, The Diner Play follows a determined young activist, who convinces the townswomen to withhold sex from the gun-crazed men of their small alligator-infested town, inspiring change through absurdity. Floor Thirteen’s Season 3 highlights where catharsis and community can be found in the center of war and violence. Upcoming dates: - Sun, Nov 15 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 15 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 16 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Nov 16 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 22 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Nov 22 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Masha Masha Masha! - Run: November 17-November 17 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=170401&ref=bookNow "A birthday. A new baby. A family reunion. A global pandemic. In Masha Masha Masha!, a prominent Black family finds itself quarantined at its sprawling estate in Rochester, New York, where an occasion for celebration quickly becomes an unraveling of everything left unsaid. As marriages fracture, old loves resurface, and long-buried ambitions come roaring back to life, three sisters and the people orbiting them confront the distance between the lives they imagined and the lives they've actually built. Inspired by Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters, playwright Edward Mawere delivers a contemporary, wickedly funny, and deeply human exploration of family, desire, ambition, inheritance, and the audacity of wanting something more." Upcoming dates: - Tue, Nov 17 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Tue, Nov 17 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Face Tape Sketch Comedy - Presented by The Armory - Run: October 6-November 17 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=140201&ref=bookNow Get ready to laugh your Face Tape off! Come see The Armory's newest sketch comedy team, led by director Emily Claypoole and head writer Kali Doyle. They’re serving chaos, camp, and deeply funny nonsense. See you there! Upcoming dates: - Tue, Nov 17 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Epiphora - Run: November 18-November 24 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=169201&ref=bookNow Threesomes, triangles, throuples—when your eyes water and they don’t stop, what do you do? Yerma is a 1934 play by Federico García Lorca about a childless woman in rural Spain whose desire for motherhood, social isolation, and fuckass husband push her to a horrific act. Epiphora is an adaptation set on the barren plains of Texas where a trans Yerma desperately believes motherhood to be her purpose. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 18 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Tue, Nov 24 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Fast and Furious: A show about collective experience - Run: September 16-November 18 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=160801&ref=bookNow "Fast and Furious is a show about collective experience. It’s a place to make fun and meaning of all the things we experience together as New Yorkers, internet-scrollers, and happening-noticers, but may not have been given a moment to say, “Wow, that was crazy, right?” In practice, the show is an intimate collection of original performance pieces reacting to real-life events that happened in the 30 days leading up to each show. The event can be something that made international news, or just happened on the artist’s block—but it must be something that more than one person has shared. A set of six 10-minute performances is created by a group of 5 stunning multi-disciplinary artists who return every month to present a completely fresh piece in their medium of choice, whether it’s theater, comedy, dance, music, or something in-between. The result is a completely original evening that leaves us feeling closer to acts of spontaneous art and each other. Interested in becoming a part of the show? Sign up for our email list. (email list link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIJNrykMIziJLm6UEaZbD6YrintPC43yn18t1baiL1nzYU8Q/viewform?usp=header)" Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 18 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## another cold evening with ethan and lee - Run: November 18-November 18 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=172201&ref=bookNow Back by popular demand. Ethan writes. Lee wears the headphones. We all wait and see what happens. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Nov 18 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Duo della Luna - Run: November 19-November 19 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=166201&ref=bookNow Duo della Luna (Susan Botti and Airi Yoshioka) performs eclectic contemporary chamber music in an unusual combination of voice and violin. The duo’s wide-ranging repertoire includes newly commissioned works (including undiscovered voices), re-imagined existing works, and diverse folk music arrangements. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Nov 19 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Unheard-of Ensemble - Run: November 19-November 19 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=166801&ref=bookNow Unheard-of performs trios by David Bird, Meg Okura, Max Eidinoff, and Ben Wallace, exploring sounds in between worlds from the fantastical to sonic memory and imagined futures. The program opens with Meg Okura’s Phantasmagoria described as a musical odyssey into a world more surreal than even the most fantastical dream. David Bird’s Hysteresis blends electronics, video, and expansive sonic textures that weave through time. Max Eidinoff’s Converging on a Critical Band expands the trio into a processed meta instrument. Ben Wallace’s Crash Out ends the program with persistent 90s rave and a fever dream. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Nov 19 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Sixth Degree Sextet - Run: November 20-November 20 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=166202&ref=bookNow Sixth Degree Sextet is an NYC-based new music ensemble formed by Andrea Abel (flute), Gabriel Henkin (clarinet), Madeline Hocking (violin), Clara Cho (cello), Nacho Ojeda (piano), and Jonathan Collazo (percussion). Hailing from six different countries and united by a shared artistic vision, the ensemble takes its name from the concept of Six Degrees of Separation - the idea that any two people can be connected through a chain of mutual relationships. This program brings that idea of connection into three very different works, each offering its own perspective on relationships between people, places, and ideas. Anuj Bhutani’s Flight Path draws on the composer’s fascination with birds and their migratory journeys, imagining how a shared destination can still allow for an entirely individual path. Erich Barganier’s 91 Hours examines the complicated nature of intimacy, exploring how closeness can exist alongside trauma and how the two can become difficult to separate. Samantha Wolfe’s A Rose Is a Rose Is a Ruse: A Bachelor’s Tale brings the conventions of reality television into the concert hall, complete with romance, declarations of love, and the inevitable - and often hilarious - complications that follow. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Nov 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Infrasound - Run: November 20-November 20 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=166601&ref=bookNow InfraSound presents “Music for Audiences,” a concert experience that invites YOU the audience into the musical praxis of listening and performing. Featuring compositions by Wandelweiser composer Eva-Marie Houben and composer, creative coder, and community builder Brian Ellis, this evening will present an opportunity for audiences to engage in experimental chamber music through active listening, improvisation, and performance (no instruments required). For the first half of the concert, the InfraSound ensemble performs works premiered by us in 2026 by Eva-Marie Houben that explore the liminal spaces between sound and silence. These works encourage audience members to engage with their listening environment in a way that heightens the aural experience of the music. The second half will present world premieres by Brian Ellis from his series “Music for Audiences” which is a practice of musiking that cannot be performed WITHOUT an audience. With the help of the InfraSound ensemble, Brian will lead the audience and performers in several compositions that encourage music-making driven by mutual trust, support, friendship, and community. Upcoming dates: - Fri, Nov 20 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Confluss - Run: November 21-November 21 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=167001&ref=bookNow Amber Evans, soprano and Sam Zagnit, double bass are confluss – two musicians dedicated to commission and perform new works for the melding timbres of voice and double bass. Convergence is a key part of the duo’s mission, committed to not only expanding the repertoire of their “unconventional” ensemble, but to perform works multiple times, outside of their premiers, codifying performance practice. As a versatile ensemble, both members are well-versed in all styles of music, focusing on the new and unusual, and dabbling between theatre, performance art, and concert music. Evans and Zagnit frequently collaborate with each other outside of the duo in BlackBox ensemble. Recent engagements include concerts at the Roerich Museum on the Upper West Side as part of the Graphic Content Festival, curated by Steven Long, and a spotlight concert at the Tank. Currently based in New York City, the duo has performed in multiple venues around New York, including Spectrum, Merkin Hall at Lincoln Center, the CUNY Graduate Center, and a residency at Manhattan School of Music facilitated by Reiko Fueting. In summer 2023, the duo was the ensemble-in-residence at New Music On The Point on Lake Dunmore, Vermont. Their most recent album release can be found on Bandcamp. Confluss is excited to showcase a broad range of musical styles and influences, including recent premieres by old and new collaborators, and works by Zagnit himself. This program highlights the unique and introspective nature of the ensemble, diving into deep blended and overlapping textures of the voice and double bass. Upcoming dates: - Sat, Nov 21 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## New York New Music Festival: Duo Extempore - Run: November 21-November 21 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=167002&ref=bookNow Ordinary Places finds pianist Nicole Brancato and bassist Evan Jagels improvising in dialogue with field recordings of everyday locations, treating them as the third member of their trio. Together, they explore the fluid boundary between music and the ordinary sounds of daily life, revealing the familiar cycles and spaces of our shared humanity as truly extraordinary. Through eight distinct soundworlds captured across NY state, the duo draws inspiration from wind chimes, a car, a coffee shop, the subway, a kitchen, rain, a motorcycle, and a window in spring, turning the sounds of ordinary days into a shared musical language. The album's creation was supported in part by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). Upcoming dates: - Sat, Nov 21 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Neighbors 5 - Run: November 22-November 22 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=162201&ref=bookNow Regina Nejman and Despina Sophia Stamos explore the charged spaces between bodies, histories, and the social scripts that shape female presence. The performers navigate a score of entrances and exits, sustained stillnesses and sudden crossings: a physical architecture of parallel lives that hover next to each other. They are adjacent, sometimes touching, sometimes never quite touching, but always aware. The dance centers the interiority of women: their thinking, feeling, dreaming, protecting, witnessing the interior voices that rarely get staged. It treats costume not as decoration but as an engine of self-transformation. Clothing becomes social commentary: an index of how women are framed, branded, consumed, idealized, erased. Music and sound by Julian Rozzell Jr. deepen this layering, sometimes breathing beneath, sometimes disrupting with tonal or rhythmic breaks. The sound composition operates as both pulse and counter-narrative, a parallel line of meaning that moves beside the body, not under it. The work is intimate rather than spectacular; it privileges detail, nuance, and the tiny negotiations between two people sharing space. Ultimately this is a study of proximity-how close we are, how close we allow ourselves to be, and how every choice of gesture, garment, and gaze changes who we are allowed to become. Upcoming dates: - Sun, Nov 22 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Stumbling Stones: The John Rosenberg Story - Run: November 30-November 30 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=168401&ref=bookNow John Rosenberg survived Nazi Germany as a child and spent the next eight decades fighting for people the law forgot. He challenged voter suppression in Mississippi courthouses during the worst years of Jim Crow. He moved his young family to the Appalachian coalfields and opened a legal-aid office where the powerful had written the rules for generations — and started rewriting them. Written and Performed by Jeff Sherr, Stumbling Stones :The John Rosenberg Story Webmoves through time — from pre-war Germany to the organizing circles of Fannie Lou Hamer to a Kentucky hollow where land rights and dignity were the same fight. While John argued cases, Jean Rosenberg saw what was missing and built it: childbirth education and direct support for single mothers in a region where neither existed. Together, they didn't just serve the community — they helped forge it. John Rosenberg is 95 years old and still doing the work. At a moment when voting rights are again contested and the question of who deserves protection under the law is being re-litigated in real time, his story is not history — it is instruction. STUMBLING STONES is a story of hope. Not the easy kind, but the kind built stone by stone by ordinary people who decide the world can be repaired — and then get to work. Upcoming dates: - Mon, Nov 30 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Circ - Run: December 1-December 7 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=168801&ref=bookNow When an eighteen-year-old boy undergoes an elective circumcision, he's confronted by his soon-to-be-excised body part in human form, demanding answers. What follows is an exploration of Australian queerness, wherein the boy is thrust back into his seminal sexuality-forming memories to provide an answer and wake up from this nightmare. Upcoming dates: - Tue, Dec 01 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Wed, Dec 02 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Dec 03 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 04 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 05 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Dec 07 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Puppets of War - Run: December 2-December 11 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=173402&ref=bookNow Puppets of War is a political satire that examines the power dynamics of an authoritative state. Through puppetry, games and audience participation, examine how a nation crumbles from its own regime. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Dec 02 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Wed, Dec 09 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 11 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Loose Tooth - Run: December 2-December 6 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=171601&ref=bookNow Stop me if you've heard this one: A child actor, a Chili's waiter, and a tiger walk into the airport. When three strangers find themselves held overnight in LaGuardia's security holding room, they're forced to reckon with themselves, each other, and where they think they're going. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Dec 02 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 06 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## SERIALS - Run: December 3-December 5 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=173401&ref=bookNow SERIALS is a late-night episodic play competition series. Each weekend of performances, five original, never-before-seen 10 minute works are rehearsed, teched, and fully staged, premiered live in front of our audience. The audience then votes on their favorites, which come back the next week with a brand-new episode, creating long-term overarching storylines and inventive, outside-of-the-box new plays. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Dec 03 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 04 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 05 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## ON TIME - Run: December 5-December 8 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=173201&ref=bookNow In this gay epic spanning 160 years, ON TIME follows two actors as they portray ten different characters, weaving together moments of love, heartbreak, and survival across centuries. Through a series of intimate encounters—some fleeting, some life-altering—the play explores how time bends, repeats, and reshapes the course of human lives. From the clandestine desires of two coworkers in Victorian England to the modern-day uncertainty of fiancés on the brink of matrimony in the American South, love, loss and fate intertwine in this sweeping, intimate exploration of human connection while illuminating the barriers history has long placed on queer love. Upcoming dates: - Sat, Dec 05 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Dec 07 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Tue, Dec 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Echo - Run: December 8-December 13 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=159601&ref=bookNow "Echo is a retelling of the Greek Myth of Echo and Narcissus. A story of greed, pain, loss, and perseverance. Our retelling is done through an emphasis on the female experience, heightened text, and modern dance. At the crossroads of Shakespeare, Greek text, and Sarah Ruhl's poetry; you will find Echo. Echo and her sisters serve the God of Gods, Zeus, in his lustful wants. But when a jealous Hera arrives looking for her husband, Echo is caught in the crossfire. Hera discovers her husband and Echo’s deceit. Echo is cursed while her sisters are subject to the mercy of Hera. Now only being able to speak the last words spoken to, Echo thinks she finds a way to break out of her life when she meets Narcissus. Narcissus, the child of the River God Cephissus and a Water Nymph Liriope, knows he is the want ofall the women in his village and the envy of his fellow hunters, yet none of them are worthy enough for him. None more than his close friend, Ameinias, who does everything in his power to gain Narcissus’ affection and enables his harmful behavior. When Echo and Narcissus meet, Echo believes she has found her true love, while Narcissus sees a way to show everyone how changed he is by love. Soon the disguise of sweet love turns sickly, and Echo finds herself trapped in a place far worse than when she started. Ameinias’ jealousy grows to the point of no return, making the ultimate sacrifice to set his heart free. When all hope is almost lost, the Goddess of Revenge, Nemesis, settles the score. Narcissus turns his behavior onto Echo, blaming her for all of his misfortune and eventually discarding her from his life. The damage that Narcissus has caused is too much without retribution. Nemesis curses Narcissus to fall in love with the next living thing he sets eyes on. As he reaches in a pond and sees himself, he falls in love with his reflection and withers away along the pond. All that’s left in his place is a daffodil. Echo, heartbroken cannot release herself from her love of Narcissus as she is reduced but the repeating words of those around her. In the end, as her life comes to an end, she sees the beauty of life around her and the footsteps of the women she has walked in and the women who will walk in hers." Upcoming dates: - Tue, Dec 08 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Thu, Dec 10 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 12 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Cherub Spring - Run: December 9-December 13 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=168201&ref=bookNow In Cherub Spring, turmoil unfolds at a nursery school when the children get tired of Claire choosing all the games they play on the playground and a rebellion breaks out. But Claire doesn't give up without a fight and political conflict (rife with fear-mongering, back-room dealings and shameless campaigning) unfolds amongst the five-year-olds. This play combines irreverent comedy, political satire, genre parody, some music and a bunch of shenanigans in a 60-minute runtime. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Dec 09 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 11 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Santa is an A$$#0L& - Run: December 9-December 20 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=171201&ref=bookNow Christmas Eve at the non-profit suicide hotline "Friend in Need" is about to go from grim to worse for employees Urch and Jean as absolute insanity breaks loose when, Danny, a homeless man friend of Jean's, seeks shelter at their offices as he is being pursued by gun lobbyists for not dying after being shot in the head (which is bad for business). Soon after, his roommate/lover Jacobo bursts in to finish the job. Danny, Urch, Jean and Zaza (who just wanted to not feel so lonely on Christmas and got more than she bargained for) will have to juggle surviving the night while making sure the job is done. Wacky, hilarious and non stop insanity ensues. Upcoming dates: - Wed, Dec 09 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Wed, Dec 16 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Dec 17 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 19 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Dec 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## Bound to Desire - Run: December 10-December 12 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=170201&ref=bookNow "Bound to Desire: A Night of Kinky Short Plays brings together five taboo tales of desire, connection, and the things we don’t always say out loud. A couple’s private evening is interrupted by their kid at exactly the wrong moment. A man exploring a sex dungeon with his partner finds himself confronting more than he expected. Two women turn a familiar fairy tale into a charged negotiation of trust and appetite. A nervous first-timer and a professional Dom discover their roles aren’t as fixed as they seem. And two strangers meeting over an unusual proposition stumble into something unexpectedly tender. The evening features How to Talk to Your Child About BDSM by Daniel Prillaman, Bodies by Justin S. Fischer, Red and the Wolf by Lulenoxx, Off the Leash by JJ Ivey, and Meat Cute by Aly Kantor. Come for the kink. Stay for the humans behind them." Upcoming dates: - Thu, Dec 10 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 12 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Sheets. - Run: December 13-December 17 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=172801&ref=bookNow SHEETS is a 90-minute sexual comedy about intimacy and connection, following misplaced lace through a series of wilder and wilder (yet deeply interconnected) vignettes, spanning children and lovers and strangers alike. Four actors embody upwards of four characters each — two playing only themselves — all in only one bedroom. On only one same mattress. Upcoming dates: - Sun, Dec 13 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Tue, Dec 15 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Thu, Dec 17 at 09:30 PM — The Tank ## Eve & Adam - Run: December 15-December 19 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=170601&ref=bookNow Tr*mp got elected--again, the environment is fucked, & capitalist rules. But this show isn’t about that—Eve & Adam explores a modern day woman, obsessed with enemies to lovers, seeking honor as a way to get back with her ex, and wanting to right the wrongs of the world by going back to the very beginning…to make Adam eat the Apple instead of Eve. Upcoming dates: - Tue, Dec 15 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Thu, Dec 17 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Dec 18 at 09:30 PM — The Tank - Sat, Dec 19 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## what if everyone lives - Run: January 21-February 14 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=174401&ref=bookNow When their show is derailed after a medical emergency, the cast and audience consider the value of their vocations while awaiting updates on their friend's condition. what if everyone lives is a play about being a doctor, being an actor, and being capable and knowledgeable and helpless. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Jan 21 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Jan 22 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Jan 23 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Jan 25 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Jan 28 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Jan 29 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Jan 30 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Jan 31 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Feb 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Feb 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Feb 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Feb 14 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Quand tu sors du feu - Run: February 4-February 28 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=173601&ref=bookNow "Quand tu sors du feu" is a three-hander that is equal parts 1920s cabaret, andalusi music, family gossip and internet hole. Ella and her ghosts-- the Tunisian Jewish vocalist Habiba Msika, and Ella's French-Algerian grandfather André, a painter and sculptor-- move through time in many combinations, recounting the violence and delight of their close relationships, each shedding light on the dark corners of the other, whether they want that light shed or not. For some, intimacy is less pure pleasure and more midnight haunting. As a child, Ella used to perform cabarets in her bedroom to the trees outside her window. As an adult packing up that same bedroom to ready the house for her parents' divorce, Ella regresses to this childish format. In so-doing, she finds herself haunted by her grandfather and Habiba, who represent the legacies of thwarted intimacy she has inherited: hidden queer relationships, and abusive, patriarchal maghrebi family dynamics. With a live band, (including judeo-arab vocalist Laura Elkeslassy), ""Quand tu sors du feu"" uses 1920s andalusi music, spirit possession and the childhood bedroom--that first-ever stage, that cradle of primary intimacies-- to play out what is actually an epic battle. A battle to break free from toxic family patterns. A refusal to give up on transformative loving. A promise to construct a roadmap out of childhood fear into adult love. The kind of adult love that lesbian theologian Ruby Sales speaks of when she says: ""Adulthood is the chance to free ourselves from the nightmare of our childhoods."" It is that nightmare Ella is trying to wake herself from. It is that kind of freedom she longs for. In ""Quand tu sors du feu"" we want to get real about the life-and-death stakes, the nerves of steel it takes to love as a lesbian, a north-african mutt, an artist. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Feb 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Feb 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Feb 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Feb 14 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Feb 18 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 19 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Feb 22 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Feb 25 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Feb 26 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Feb 27 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Feb 28 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## N\*GGA B\*TCH - Run: March 4-March 27 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=173801&ref=bookNow N*GGA B*TCH is about being on repeat and the insanity that is black womanhood: being and yet being invisible, the alternating accommodation and outrage, and downright “What the fuckery???” In a commencement speech at Barnard, Viola Davis said, “The world is a wounded place because we are wounded.” And whether we think it’s cheesy or not, the only escape is love—of self and of others. N**GGA B*TCH is a story of grief, healing, and reinvention. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Mar 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Mar 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Mar 06 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Mar 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Mar 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Mar 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Mar 13 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Mar 14 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Mar 18 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Mar 19 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Mar 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Mar 21 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Mar 25 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Mar 26 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Mar 27 at 07:00 PM — The Tank ## PRICK - Run: April 8-May 2 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=174001&ref=bookNow Vicky is unhappy with her sex life. The acquaintance from college she finally booty called can’t bring himself to choke her in bed, and, even worse, seems to be after a deeper emotional connection. When Vicky discovers a website dedicated to rape fantasy, she takes refuges in new friendships with likeminded women, learning new terms like CNC (“consensual non-consent”), and PRICK (“personal risk informed consensual kink”). But as she delves deeper into both this in-person relationship and her new online community, unresolved issues from her past start to blur the line between fantasy and reality. Upcoming dates: - Thu, Apr 08 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Apr 09 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Apr 10 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Apr 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Apr 15 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Apr 16 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Apr 17 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Apr 18 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Apr 22 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Apr 23 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Apr 24 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Apr 26 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Apr 29 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Apr 30 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, May 01 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, May 02 at 03:00 PM — The Tank ## Family Jewels LOL - Run: May 20-June 13 - Tickets and info: https://tickets.thetanknyc.org/EventAvailability?EventId=174201&ref=bookNow After their father dies, estranged siblings Lena and Ramsey are forced back into the same room, carrying radically different versions of the family they came from. Darkly funny, intimate, and emotionally combustible, Family Jewels LOL is a two-hander about siblinghood, grief, inheritance, sexuality, and the stories we tell in order to survive the people who know us best. As Lena and Ramsey claw through old wounds, competing memories, and unfinished loyalties, tenderness turns to cruelty, jokes become weapons, and love proves inseparable from resentment. Written by Layla Khoshnoudi and starring Layla Khoshnoudi alongside Brett Daniel, directed by Meghan Finn, Family Jewels LOL asks: when two people inherit entirely different versions of the same family, what exactly are they supposed to reconcile? Upcoming dates: - Thu, May 20 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, May 21 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, May 22 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, May 23 at 03:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, May 27 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, May 28 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, May 29 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Wed, Jun 02 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Jun 03 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Jun 04 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Jun 05 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Mon, Jun 07 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Thu, Jun 10 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Fri, Jun 11 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sat, Jun 12 at 07:00 PM — The Tank - Sun, Jun 13 at 03:00 PM — The Tank