A concert, world-premiere play and beverage tasting/"brewtorial"...all in one night, in one 1000 square foot space, for only 50 people. "Nightcap Riot: Mombucha" features Rich Awn's luscious fermented tea potions, Johnny Livanos' (Marta) spectacular kombucha-driven mixology program, Jim Knable's ferocious adaptation of a mysterious George Bernard Shaw play featuring a blustery Napoleon Bonaparte: “Destiny and the Little Man," directed by Bruce Levitt, and a curated list of some of music’s funkiest, spiciest, most soulful acts. It is the ultimate date night, an opportunity to meet new, creative friends, to play with artists, to drink from the next dimension and to see the theater and music of the future."
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Nightcap Riot: Mombucha
About the Show
Venue
Magick City
Opening
Jan. 28, 2016
Closing
Feb. 14, 2016
Story
A concert, world-premiere play and beverage tasting/"brewtorial"...all in one night, in one 1000 square foot space, for only 50 people. "Nightcap Riot: Mombucha" features Rich Awn's luscious fermented tea potions, Johnny Livanos' (Marta) spectacular kombucha-driven mixology program, Jim Knable's ferocious adaptation of a mysterious George Bernard Shaw play featuring a blustery Napoleon Bonaparte: “Destiny and the Little Man," directed by Bruce Levitt, and a curated list of some of music’s funkiest, spiciest, most soulful acts. It is the ultimate date night, an opportunity to meet new, creative friends, to play with artists, to drink from the next dimension and to see the theater and music of the future."
Know Before You Go
Both romantic and scary, The Phantom of the Opera is a thrilling night of theater with grand emotions.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s score, with its beloved signature song “Music of the Night,” sets the mood,
but you may also find yourself humming the gorgeous period costumes and simple yet grand sets
(even the famous chandelier, which probably falls slower than you’d expect, is a thrill).