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… The End” is a screening of 30 short (like, really short) apocalyptic films by the Brooklyn Film Collective, showing at the Music Hall of Williamsburg (66 North 6th St between Kent and Wythe Aves, Williamsburg, Brooklyn;718-486-5400, musichallofwilliamsburg.com; 8pm, $10). Live music infused with end-times spirituality will be provided by Autry Rene Fulbright and Midnight Masses, replete with string section and choir. It’ll be (a) Revelation!
Inventive party-throwers Gemini & Scorpio host Nouvelle Époque Cabaret-Salon at The Players private social club (16 Gramercy Park South between Park Ave and Irving Pl; geminiandscorpio.com; 8pm, $10–$35) overlooking Gramercy Park. Burlesque and a hard-bop swing band establish a bohemian atmosphere, so you can get on down with your inner rogue.
Downtown Brooklyn’s 10-day BoCoCo Arts Festival (various times and locations, go to bococaartsfestival.com for details) comes to life today with One Night, The Rain at Deity Bar & Lounge (368 Atlantic Ave between Hoyt and Bond Sts, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; 718-222-3692, deitynyc.com; 7pm, $16). Theater group Les Manouches uses puppetry, poetry and Tom Waits music to adapt Gabriel García Márquez’s short story Maria Dos Prazeres, about a 76-year-old prostitute.

See the full article from “Time Out New York”