Following an interview with an audience member, the cast of this weekly improv comedy show weaves together a full one-act musical comedy --- complete with all the songs, trappings and melodramas that audiences expect from a Broadway spectacular.

Featuring John O´Donnell, Tara Copeland, Alex Marino, Louis Kornfeld, Scott Glover, Jessica Allen, Morgan Phillips, Michael Martin, Robin Rothman, Megan Gray, Jon Roufaeal and Emlyn Morinelli.

Admission is $7. For more information, call (212) 244-8824.

With their big feet, big noses and even bigger talent, enjoy a parade of clowns jugglers, stilt-walkers and more as they gather at Union Square Park and ride the "L" train to the Bedford stop, then march to The Brick for a massive public pie fight.

Presented as part of the New York Clown Theatre Festival, which features diverse clown theatre artists from around the world in a series of cabarets, special events and workshops. For more information, call (718) 907-6189.

Hear and read original poems in a night hosted by local writer Stur Richards.

Participants may read up to three poems. For more information, call (212) 674-8780.

This band performs Billy Joel´s hit songs in a tribute so spot-on that Billy Joel himself has praised it.

Born in 1949 and nicknamed "the Piano man" affter one of his songs, singer/songwriter Billy Joel is known for emotional pop-rock songs that are influenced by blue collar New York City.

Big Shot is comprised of musicians who are both associated with, have worked for Billy Joel and his band, and Billy Joel´s Broadway musical "Movin Out".

Tickets are available from TicketNetwork through the link below.

Comprised of comic artists Mike Barry, Nick Benaquista, Tim Eberle, Dan Scivoletti and Rob Williams, this comedy troupe specializes in character-driven improv scenes.

Working from a single suggestion of a place from an audience member´s memory, "Lead McEnroe" will show what happens when the bar closes down for the night, the girl runs home to her parents and the go-kart operator decides to go for one of his joy-rides.

Admission is $5. For more information, call (212) 244-8824.

With 27 World Series championships under their belt, the New York Yankees are challenge by the Toronto Blue Jays.

One of the American League´s eight charter franchises, the Yankees was founded in Baltimore in 1901 and moved to New York City in 1903.

Tickets are available from TicketNetwork through the link below.

The Minor League baseball team meets the Tri-City Valley Cats on the diamond in their last home games of the season.

Founded in 1986 with a different name, the Brooklyn Cyclones are affiliated with the New York Mets. The team has won four division titles and made the playoffs six times.

Game times and tickets are available from TicketNetwork through the link below.

The images presented in this exhibition depict the work of the American Committee For Devastated France, the volunteer civilian relief organization that heiress Anne Morgan (1873–1952) created with her friend Anne Dike (1879–1929) after World War I.

With haunting views of ruined French towns, portraits of refugee families and children, and tableaux of American volunteers at work, the exhibition explores not only the human cost of war but also the potency of photographic propaganda.

For more information, call (212) 685-0008.