Manhattan transfer

The Good/Bad Art Collective takes Manhattan: Some of the group's New York and Denton members gather outside the venue where they staged its New York debut.

About half of the Good/Bad team reluctantly breaks from installing its ABC No Rio show.

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In the days following the ABC opening, Good/Bad's members in both Denton and Brooklyn were still high on the wave of "Joey" -- they consider it an inarguable success -- but caution creeps back into their tones when they speak of the long-term horizon. This is, after all, New York.

Martin Iles sums it up: "'Joey' -- both the show and the character -- more than anything, it symbolizes Good/Bad, this transition we're making. You root for Joey, and you have no idea if he'll pull through." He pauses for a beat. "But he probably will."