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House of Time: A Poisonous Affair

A POISONOUS AFFAIR
Confessions of a Royal Mistress
starring Brooke Bloom

“Delicate, white-knuckled composure” – New York Times

March 22nd, 2024
at 7:30pm
The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens
128 Pinehurst Ave
New York, NY 10033

March 23rd, 2024 at 7:30pm
The Rockefeller Lounge at Riverside Church
91 Claremont Ave. 9th Fl.
New York, NY 10027

Louis XIV’s favorite mistress has something very important to tell us. Madame de Montespan bares her soul in a new theatrical production, bringing glamour, gossip, and palace intrigue into her gripping tale. Is she a murderous villain or an innocent victim of public frenzy? Only you can be the judge, as actress Brooke Bloom stars in a never before seen one-woman play co-written with Gonzalo X. Ruiz and based on Montespan’s published memoirs, offering intimate glimpses of Versailles under Louis XIV’s reign and set to the magical music of Marin Marais. 

Ms. Bloom has an accomplished career in film, television and theatre with memorable turns on FX’s “Atlanta,” “Kindred,” Amazon’s series “Homecoming” and “Alpha House”, and regular stints on HBO’s “Gypsy.” Brooke can be seen in the critically acclaimed Jeremy Hersh indie The Surrogate (SXSW), Eric Steel’s Minyan which premiered at Berlin Film Festival, Anja Marquardt’s She’s Lost Control (two Indie Spirit Award nominations), and Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story. 

Hudson View Gardens Lounge: BACH by Candlelight

February 16th, 2024 at 7:30pm
The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens
128 Pinehurst Ave
New York, NY 10033

What better way to warm up a cold winter night than the kaleidoscopic mastery of J.S. Bach performed under soothing candlelight?

Join House of Time in two concerts of their their specialty of Bach’s solos and trios paired with the rarely performed cantata “Amore Traditore.”

The highly sought after American Baritone Paul Max Tipton will join House of Time as soloist in one of Bach’s only secular cantatas in the Italian language. 

House of Time: The Big Bang (The Lounge)

The Big Bang
Rameau’s Zais and Handel’s Fireworks 
The daring, impressionistic overture of Zaïs depicts the creation of the world, proceeding from chaos to order, while the dances that follow present the kaleidoscopic world of 18th century ballet music through the lens of Rameau’s colorful wit. Then sparks fly as House of Time takes you to Baroque London with its version of Handel’s Fireworks Music. Handel’s paean to peace is transformed into exciting and elegant chamber music in Gonzalo X. Ruiz’s arrangement.
November 9th at The Lounge at 7:30pm
Looking for tickets for November 10th at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church?
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NOTE: Charges will appear on your credit card statement as “GOTHAM EARLY MUSIC SCENE” or “GEMS”. Please do not be alarmed when you see this charge designation. If you have any questions, please call us at 212-866-0468.

House of Time: Classical Zeitgeist (The Lounge)

Classical Zeitgeist: Mozart and Haydn go traveling
The two greatest composers of the late 18th century had mutual admiration for one another and found their greatest success while traveling, making them pioneers of music freelancing. Haydn’s London Trios were written during his second trip to England where he was received as a veritable superstar, while Mozart’s radical Oboe Quartet was tailor-made in Munich for his friend, the oboe virtuoso Ramm.
October 6 at The Lounge at 7:30pm
Looking for tickets for October 7 at Holy Trinity Lutheran?
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NOTE: Charges will appear on your credit card statement as “GOTHAM EARLY MUSIC SCENE” or “GEMS”. Please do not be alarmed when you see this charge designation. If you have any questions, please call us at 212-866-0468.

Baroque Masters on the Uptown Arts Stroll

For the last decade, House of Time has built a following as one of New York’s most exciting and polished baroque ensembles. Don’t miss this thrilling showcase of masterpieces: transcendent Bach, ethereal Telemann, and fireworks by Vivaldi, all performed on the instruments of the time will immerse you in the soundscape of the early 18th century.

Masks are optional.