The Iguana Becomes Marco – April 1-5
To escape execution by a vengeful king, Scheherazade, the most brilliant storyteller in the world, weaves a tapestry of tales for a thousand and one nights, each story buying her another dawn.
Uncle Vanya, scenes from country life – March 28 – April 12
Krymov has never staged “Uncle Vanya” But now—as our own world burns with despair, longing, and betrayal—it is time for the Lab to take up Chekhov’s masterpiece, transforming it into a grotesque elegy, a wasteland vaudeville. Krymov Lab NYC develops bold, experimental, design-forward thea
Spider Rabbit – March 26-April 12
Dan Safer and Tony Torn made the wildly acclaimed “Ubu Sings Ubu”. They have been referred to as “Off Off Broadway luminaries” by the New York Times but have not won any awards.
Antigone in Analysis – March 20 -April 5
Sophocles’ tragedy is reimagined with a metaphysical twist: a chorus of historical philosophers elevates Jocasta to the throne, squaring off with Antigone in a mother-daughter throwdown. Company: Peculiar Works Project has created and produced indie theater in NYC since 1993, presenting compell
Jane Comfort and Company – March 19-22
The evening includes a premiere with music by MacArthur Award winning composer Heather Christian, plus the 1983 Afro Brazilian work Artificial Horizon with live drumming, and Bites, from 1996. Jane Comfort has been making multi-disciplinary work for her company since 1978 and has won major accolad
POETRY ELECTRIC – March 16
Mike MikeDiablo is a man's man. He’s just like any other hot blooded American guy. He goes to the gym, he hits on chicks, and he has an undying dream to play Donna in Broadway's revival of Mamma Mia. But men aren't really supposed to do that. So. He spends his time performing in ways that make mor
La Mama Galleria & The Invisible Dog: JEWESS – March 13 – APRIL 12
Visual artist Danielle Durchslag designs costumes, inspired by both fashion and Jewish ritual, that she wears to portray female characters of her invention with distinct, oppositional approaches to contemporary Jewish identity and politics. Each of the three personas is tethered to a specific Jewish
La MaMa Puppet Slam – March 12-15
La MaMa Puppet Slam returns this year with new short works of genius! These condensed works of puppetry are original, compelling, brilliant, witty, tragic, funny, stunning, startling, ironic, exotic, political, lyrical, musical, beautiful, intellectual, experimental, wild…and always demonstrate ge
La MaMa Meet-Ups – March 12
Meet-Ups give artists the opportunity to meet our curators and talk about their work. Every year, La MaMa curators open the doors to meet with artists in the fields of Theatre, Dance, Poetry, Art, Puppetry, Kids Performance and Art + Technology. More meetings planned to happen in 2021! Subscribe to
