Now Playing at La MaMa Theatres

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La MaMa’s SQUIRTS | June 4-7

Each year, La MaMa’s Squirts gathers the most exciting voices from New York City’s queer performance world, across the generations.

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luzAzul | June 4-7

Experience luzAzul an immersive opera designed especially for babies and their caregivers. This enchanting show will have you exploring the magic of symmetry, emotions, and connection through a blend of music, dance, and interactive elements.

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The Morgan Jenness Experiments in Playwriting Fellowship Readings | June 8

The Morgan Jenness Experiments in Playwriting fellowship will offer two early career playwrights in the NYC area an artistic home at the legendary La MaMa for the course of one year. The fellowship seeks to encourage playwrights from underproduced communities with an emphasis on members of the LGBTQ+ community, people of color, and people with disabilities. This event will host a reading from our current playwright fellows.

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The Game of Bluff | June 10 – 11

In New York, four migrant artists turn their biography of dislocation into a creative act,
rewriting the city map according to their own language, culture and memories.

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The Visit | June 18

Loco7’s Studies in Puppet Form Workshop Showcase —
a 10-week series with older adults
and members of the Sirovich Center for Balanced Living

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“SICAL” (So It’s Come At Last…) | June 20-21

“SICAL” (So It’s Come At Last…) is a generous performance by Carol “Carl” Imrie Mui and Lim Mui, featuring live musical accompaniment. Through soliloquies, celebration, Bye Bye Birdie, nerve and glamour, “SICAL” examines the intimacy of a relationship all too close for ease, parent and offspring, or mother and “daughter.”
The Censorship of Dreams welcomes you to a world where civilization has Restarted and brain-computer technologies shape truth.

Arte Makar Productions, led by Armenian director Arthur Makaryan, creates visually striking, interdisciplinary performances that blend theater, technology, and political inquiry. Rooted in international collaboration, the company explores themes of memory, control, and resistance through immersive storytelling. Makaryan’s work spans Europe, the US, Middle East, and South America, bridging experimental forms with urgent social questions to provoke, unsettle, and inspire.

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Pairings | June 22-28

Each night, an interdisciplinary musician and movement artist come together to create a one-of-a-kind performance, improvised live in the moment.

The Censorship of Dreams welcomes you to a world where civilization has Restarted and brain-computer technologies shape truth.

Arte Makar Productions, led by Armenian director Arthur Makaryan, creates visually striking, interdisciplinary performances that blend theater, technology, and political inquiry. Rooted in international collaboration, the company explores themes of memory, control, and resistance through immersive storytelling. Makaryan’s work spans Europe, the US, Middle East, and South America, bridging experimental forms with urgent social questions to provoke, unsettle, and inspire.

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ExtraOrdinary Care Café | June 26

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’.

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