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At 10, S.O.B.'s, 204 Varick Street, 212.243.4940; Monday at 9, Southpaw, 125 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, 718.230.0236

photo: Wellspring

Familial attachments: Andrej Shetininas and Alexei Nejmyshev in Father and Son (see Friday).

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MONDAY

NOVEMBER 10

Books

DYLAN THOMAS: 'RETURN JOURNEY'

The sexual impostor, dipsomaniac, brassy orator, genesis-dreaming poet laureate of incantatory lyricism is revived by fellow Welshman Bob Kingdom in his one-man show based on your man's poems, plays, and stories. Dead at 39, Thomas nevertheless managed some of the most passionate writings in the language—raging against the dying of the light, mapping love's contours, defying death's dominion, and inspiring a cruelly nostalgic Don Henley hit. REIDY

At 7:30, and November 10 at 8, 92nd Street Y, 1395 Lexington Avenue, 212.415.5500

Music

BELLE & SEBASTIAN

Their new DVD retrospective is smartly called Fans Only—they aspire to, and inspire, the cultish devotion enjoyed by bands much smaller than themselves, even while they aim for Great Pop Moments. Highlights of the new album: Stuart Murdoch endorses prayer in his jaded-choirboy tenor, and the whole frail ensemble rediscovers garage-rock. With mod/new wave flag-wavers My Favorite (Monday) and cello-goths Rasputina (Tuesday). WOLK

Today and Tuesday at 8, Town Hall, 123 West 43rd Street, 212.840.2824

TUESDAY

NOVEMBER11

Dance

BALLET HISPANICO

Take a theater in a newly built student center, turn it into a Latino cabaret, and fill it with NightClub, a world premiere in three parts conceived by artistic director Tina Ramirez and choreographed by Graciela Daniele, Alexandre Magno, and Sergio Trujillo, to music by Astor Piazzolla, Tito Puente and Pink Martini, and a mix of DJ St. Germain, Gotan Project, and XAlfonso, respectively. ZIMMER

At 8, and November 12 through 16, Jack H. Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, 566 LaGuardia Place, 212.992.8484