Petit Mondrian – Oct 26–27
A 30-minute interactive multilingual (Spanish, French and English) and multimedia performance installation for very young children and their caregivers, which mixes dance-theater with the language of object theater, interactive video animation, live music, and Bunraku style puppetry. Petit Mondria
Lovo – Oct 25-27
'LOVO' places a view on the conservation and protection of biodiversity, analyzing the process of the disappearance of an animal species as if it were the extinction of a love.
Jump Start – Oct 24-27
Puppet artists get a chance to showcase their works in progress in the La MaMa Puppet Series. Featuring works-in-progress from Loco7 Dance Puppet Theatre, Double Image Theater Lab, Foreshadow, and Monica Lerch.
The Scarecrow – Nov 1-3
Through its innovative use of puppetry, powerful storytelling, and culturally relevant music, "The Scarecrow" aims to captivate audiences, provoke thought, and inspire change.
Downtown Variety: Ukraine Edition
La MaMa and CultureHub team up with Nashi Experimental Theatre Club to create a special edition of Downtown Variety, an online live performance series that features short acts of dance, music, theater, new media, comedy, A/V performance, and more. Downtown Variety brings La MaMa's 1960s café aesthe
Annual Fund
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
The $24 million capital renovation of La MaMa’s landmark building at 74A East 4th Street has preserved its historic façade and transformed its interior with ADA accessible spaces, flexible performance venues, and a data-wide building network to facilitate cross-cultural engagement across distance
Vulture (Helen)
Helen., with that terse little dot at the end, is a manifesto of a title. It says: There is no “of Troy.” I am not the cause or the crux of your war. I am only myself. Full stop.
The Books of Jacob
La MaMa and CultureHub in association with the Polish Cultural Institute NY present The Books of Jacob by Dream Adoption Society, a digital laboratory led by Krzysztof Garbaczewski.
‘The Beautiful Lady’ Review: A Cabaret for the New Order
Artists and dreamers sing of revolution in a musical set on the cusp of the birth of the Soviet Union.
