The New City Winery Location, The Corkscrew Theater Festival, Caring for Houseplants, 'Mirror/Echo/Tilt,' 'Sword of Trust'

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jul 11, 2019

Team Gothamist on the news they're following this week. 

The Knitting Factor and City Winery founder Michael Dorf discusses the closing of the Varick St. location and the opening of the new City Winery venue. 

A preview of the programming for the Corkscrew Theater Festival from Alexander Donnelly, Corkscrew Festival executive director, and Tom Kapusta, artistic director. Playwright Morgaine Gooding-Silverwood also joins. 

Plant expert Summer Rayne Oakes gives listeners tips on how to care for their houseplants in a city environment. 

Artists Melanie Crean, Shaun Leonardo, and Sable Elyse Smith discuss their new multichannel video installation, Mirror/Echo/Tilt, on view at the New Museum through October 6.

Marc Maron and Lynn Shelton on their new film, "Sword of Trust." 

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