Di Fara Taking Pizza Orders via Facebook »

Could this really and truly be real? No more waiting at least 2 hours for a pie?? (Anyone out there who’s had success with this, let us know how it worked out!)

thecorcorangroup:

We salivate over the pizza at Di Fara’s and don’t mind waiting an hour to dive into their delicious pie.  Now, in a stroke of genius, Margy De Marco Miles, the daughter of owner and pizza chef Dom De Marco, will begin accepting orders through their Facebook page! Because she’s so busy running the busy pizza parlor, you should plan ahead and place your order in the morning or the night before. (via Slice)

Di Fara Pizza
1424 Avenue J, Midwood
Closed Monday & Tuesday!

I’ve been meaning to drag friends and lover(s?) to go see this show, and now it’s sold out. Oh Geoffrey Rush, why is the world against us? (Anyone with info on tickets, let me know. You can become my new friend and/or lover.) thecorcorangroup: Geoffrey Rush should win an Oscar for “Diary of a Madman” at BAM. Obviously, he’s going to win the naked gold statuette for his nifty work in “The King’s Speech,” now playing in the Fort Greene institution’s movie wing, but what Rush is doing at the BAM Harvey Theater in Gogol’s hellishly funny tragedy is acting — real stage acting — in its highest form. (Read more at The Brooklyn Paper) A few tickets are still available! According to BAM, the show is completely sold out.  You could try Craigslist or Stub Hub. BAM Harvey Theater651 Fulton Street, Fort Greene

I’ve been meaning to drag friends and lover(s?) to go see this show, and now it’s sold out. Oh Geoffrey Rush, why is the world against us? (Anyone with info on tickets, let me know. You can become my new friend and/or lover.)

thecorcorangroup:

Geoffrey Rush should win an Oscar for “Diary of a Madman” at BAM.

Obviously, he’s going to win the naked gold statuette for his nifty work in “The King’s Speech,” now playing in the Fort Greene institution’s movie wing, but what Rush is doing at the BAM Harvey Theater in Gogol’s hellishly funny tragedy is acting — real stage acting — in its highest form. (Read more at The Brooklyn Paper)

A few tickets are still available! According to BAM, the show is completely sold out.  You could try Craigslist or Stub Hub.

BAM Harvey Theater
651 Fulton Street, Fort Greene