Now Playing
End of SUMMER Care Cafe – August 19
Care Café is a public or domestic place for people to gather – their wits, thoughts and comrades in action. It is a temporary venue for communitas, conversation and activity within a spoken and visible frame of ‘care’.
FAMILY – September 12-28
Experience this early play by Celine Song – a portrait of sibling entanglement and buried horrors that serves as a surreal parable of America’s psyche.
And Then We Were No More – September 19-November 2
A searing and provocative world premiere by actor/writer Tim Blake Nelson, directed by Mark Wing-Davey. In a not-too-distant future, a reluctant attorney is charged to represent a prisoner deemed beyond rehabilitation. In the ensuing trial and in the face of a machine that eliminates the pain of execution we are forced to ask – How do you seek mercy in a world that has eliminated justice?
Te Ao Mana / Tatou Festival September 30- October 5
TATOU FESTIVAL is NYC’s only Ta’ata Moana Nui (Pacific Islander) festival created by and for Pacific Islanders celebrating traditions and artistic innovation.
The (Un)Double – October 9-19
Socratic dialogue, psychiatric intake exam, dance/movement, and literary adaptation—The (Un)Double, inspired by Dostoevsky’s The Double—dissects the violence of narrative.
Company: The Useless Room, based in Los Angeles, CA, run by Gema Galiana (Spain) and Anthony Nikolchev (USA). Recently featured at the 2025 Venice Biennale Teatro.
Tawasol – October 10-12
A powerful two-hour journey of Palestinian dance, storytelling, and lineage with El-Funoun Dance Troupe, blending performance and audience participation in a celebration of cultural resilience.
Stages of Change: Theater Practices for Healing and Engagement – October 10-12
What can I do NOW? Some of the world’s most renowned practitioners of methodologies for community engagement, healing and addressing conflict will share their methods with you.
Drop Dead…Gorgeous – October 17-November 2
Tamar Rogoff is a New York based experimental choreographer, filmmaker, and teacher. Her work, often community-based and site specific, explores the outer limits of how people negotiate extreme circumstances.
La MaMa Kids: Awaken The Rhythms Of Nature – October 18 -19
La MaMa Kids: The Sweet Tales of Piloncillo and Tejocote
/ Adventures in the Mexican Candy Factory.
An endearing puppet show about brotherhood, friendship, and sweet treats.
Creatures – October 23-November 2
Creatures is a two-week inhabitation of 74 E 4th St. with installations, performances, workshops, and conversations about beings from across cultures as prophets of compassion amidst ecological precarity.
Ready For Company and Other Family Tales – November 6-23
Ready For Company and Other Family Tales: a one-woman show of family and legacy. Stories, music, longings, a Jewish-Japanese-American family tree – and cake.
ArtsLink Assembly 2025: Defending Each Other -November 6-7
Building Collective Support for Artists in the U.S. Amid Persecution, Crisis, and Conflict
The Reflections of Native Voices Festival: The Feast of Ghosts – November 6-9
Murielle Borst-Tarrant (Kuna/ Rappahannock Nations) is an author, playwright, director, producer, cultural artist, educator, and human rights activist.
Jump Start -November 13-16
Puppet artists get a chance to showcase their works in progress in the La MaMa Puppet Series. Featuring works-in-progress from Deniz Khateri, Leah Ogawa, Sarah Finn, Amanda Card, William PK Carter.
La Commedia divina – (The Devine Comedy) – November 20-23
Teatro Patologico was founded in 1992 by the founder and creator Dario D’Ambrosi. The comapny has been involved in a unique and universal work, of finding a connection between theater and mental illness.
Osni the Flare – November 20-23
Osni the Flare is a puppet ballet set to an original album. Through use of rod, shadow, light, and body puppetry, Osni dances a luminous blaze into being.
Silent Green – December 4-7
Enter the wild wonder of Silent Green—a spellbinding mix of music, dance, and puppetry that pulses with nature’s heartbeat. Feel, move, reconnect, and awaken.
Protest Song – December 4-21
David Nellist stars in Protest Song by Tim Price—a raw, urgent, darkly funny portrait of a homeless man caught in the Occupy London movement.
From the Other Side – December 4-14
From The Other Side, Reimagining Theatre from the Balkans, Edition 1.0, a unique undertaking , this showcase will consist of two theatre performances, staged readings, and conversations and discussions, and video presentations of five theatre productions, offering insights into the artistic and thematic performing arts landscape of the Balkans.
