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Come Celebrate Patrick Bateman's 27th Birthday
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Jen Carlson
Published Mar 13, 2013
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Ain't no party like a Patrick Bateman Party! The celluloid serial killer is having a MOMENT—there was an American Psycho-themed dinner recently, Brett Easton Ellis has been hinting at a sequel, and Duncan Sheik just scored the musical. Now—from the people who brought you a Griswold Family Christmas and the Derelicte Fashion Show—Bateman is getting to celebrate his 27th birthday all over again. Join Pierce & Pierce employees for cocktails, Genesis,, and a bloody good time.
"It’s 1980 at the Tribeca Underground, and the folks at BBQ Films are inviting you to celebrate their friend Patrick Bateman’s 27th Birthday... The evening will feature a fantastic soundtrack from your favorite 80s pop stars like Whitney Houston, Genesis, and Huey Lewis & the News. A photobooth with your own Robert Palmer girl backup, a screening of the movie with a BBQ Films style intermission, and many opportunities for executive treatment."
Bring your oversized cell phone, dress in your best 1980s financier duds, and mark it down in your Filofax: April 6th (6 p.m. and 10 p.m.) at the Tribeca Grand Underground (2 Avenue of the Americas—duck into the security entrance on Church btwn Walker/White). Tickets cost $25, and go up from there, with various VIP options (one will get you a personalized business card with a tasteful thickness to it).
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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