How do you make friends in a new city? Vincent Woo feeds people. Twice a month, the founder of Mr. Jones Supper Club welcomes strangers into his Manhattan apartment and whips up an exquisite meal for them. While Vincent isn’t a professional chef, he knows his way around a kitchen cooking up dishes like burrata, tuna tartar, fried lotus root chips and scallop crudo. Vincent, set plates for us next time!

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You know you're a true New Yorker if you read that headline and sang the jingle in your head. Famous for their ubiquitous subway advertisements, local television spots, and uniform telephone number, former legal partners Cellino & Barnes had a very public breakup in 2017, with a huge battle over who would take ownership of the iconic telephone number. Now, a new comedy titled Cellino v. Barnes is loosely based on the drama, and it looks incredible.

Ross Cellino wants to end his long partnership with Steve Barnes, but Steve isn’t letting Ross go without a fight. What the fuzz happened to those two? Weren't they, like, best friends? Let’s go back to where it all began, the beginning. A new comedy loosely based on the true life breakup of famous injury attorneys Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes.

The show is at Union Hall in Park Slope, Brooklyn on June 20th, tickets starting at just $8.