Ben Tumin, the satirist profiled in NYT, returns for one last romp through The Power Broker. After sold-out runs of Parts 1 and 2, Ben ends his trilogy, exploring Robert Moses' fall from power. Ben weaves in author Robert Caro's story and traces his own growth while on the project. And, after close to ten shows, Ben turns the lens to New Yorkers, asking: why are we still so obsessed with a guy who built stuff 75 years ago? 21 & over w/ valid, government-issued photo ID. Door Time: 6pm (front bar/box office open: 5pm). Show Time: 7pm. Fully seated show. Seat location 1st come, 1st served. Arrive early for best selection. If you have an accessibility request, please email thebellhouse@livenation.com. No outside food, drink permitted.
- (718) 643-6510
- Direct venue contact line
- Located at venue entrance
- Identification required for ticket pickup
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before event start time
- Bring credit card used for original purchase
- Street parking available
- Limited metered parking
- Nearby public parking lots within walking distance
- Recommend using rideshare or public transit
- ADA compliant venue
- Wheelchair accessible spaces
- Notify venue in advance for specific accommodations
- Companion seating available
- 21+ for most events
- Valid government-issued ID required
- No outside food or drinks
- No professional camera equipment
- Coat check available
- Most events are 21+
- Select all-ages events may be scheduled
- Minors must be accompanied by legal guardian
- Age restrictions vary by specific event
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