Brooklyn filmmaker/actor/entertainer Meir Kalmanson has done quite a few stunts in the City, including dancing like crazy behind unsuspecting strangers, the subway dance party and high-fiving taxi hailing strangers.

In this recent video, Kalmanson hits the Times Square subway station to get random New Yorkers to participate in a dance off.

New York City Dance Off! - Human connection is super important to me. Something that I try to push in the videos I create. Living in New York City I'm surrounded by hundreds of people constantly and yet, everyone is in their own world, not noticing the beauty and people around them. In this video I decided to connect strangers through dance and music; both are international languages which all can connect with. The results were out of this world incredibly awesome!

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Expect a lot of laughter across New York City this November as some of the brightest names in comedy take to stages around the city for the New York Comedy Festival. Caroline Hirsch, the founder of iconic Times Square comedy club Carolines on Broadway, also co-founded the comedy festival back in 2004. Hirsch joined the PIX11 Morning News on Monday to tell us all about this year’s festival, as well as where the idea for the festival came from and why it’s so important for the comedy scene in New York.

Head to New York Comedy Festival to learn more and buy tickets.