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CultureHub’s Re–Fest – Mar 6-9
The 2025 festivals theme, Re–Collect, centers recollection equally with collecting as a practice.
The Magic of Light – Mar 7-16
The Magic of Light interweaves puppetry, language, music and poetry to illustrate the cultural and spiritual awakening of an artist in the 1870s in Ukraine.
Metamorphoses (or A Few Ways of Keeping a Child from Running Around at His Great Uncle’s Funeral) – Mar 7-23
A dark comic romp bursting with puppets, high anxiety, and dubious life lessons, Metamorphoses is a brand-new play crafted by Dmitry Krymov and his NYC Lab.
Above ground – not exactly a comedy – Mar 13-23
Above ground – not exactly a comedy, is a theater piece about aging and childhood memories.
La MaMa Kids: Travels to the South Pole – Mar 15
Bring your family to this unique interactive experience! The Trojan Women Project is committed to working in this spirit, encouraging all of us towards a collective vision of peace, hope, and the understanding that comes with hearing stories, making theater, and being together.
Infinity – Mar 20-23
Infinity is an intimate exploration of the searing complexities of love, change, parenting, and being parented.
Angel in the Ashes -or- Goodness Triumphant! – Mar 27-Apr 13
Goodness triumphs over greed in this melodrama based on Rossini’s opera La Cenerentola. An innocent maid, a compassionate prince, an angel from the throne of God…. and kazoos!
Swallows – Mar 28-Apr 6
Aging ‘90s heartthrob Brodie and his middle-aged girl band, The Swallows, are preparing to film a music video in their crumbling Valley McMansion when a buried secret threatens their fragile existence.
Sur – Mar 29-Apr 6
Adapted from the short story by Ursula K. Le Guin, Sur follows the secret expedition of nine women who, in 1909, travel to Antarctica and the South Pole. The Sur company – a collective of designers, performers, and on-stage crew – transforms the theater into a living breathing world of icebergs, glaciers, blizzards, and horizonless expanses.
La MaMa Kids: Distance Learning Workshop – Apr 5
CultureHub collaborates with La MaMa Kids to create special distance connections between young people in New York City and out of state communities, giving kids and their families a window beyond their regular surroundings.
La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival 2025 – Apr 10-May 4
In an embattled world consumed with continuing strife and war, we choose to resist by making and building art and performance as a means of reflection & activism, in order to understand humanity’s need for transcendence and positive transformation.
Class Dismissed – Apr 18-May 4
Your favorite professor slides into dementia; two grad-students hallucinate a manifesto; a privileged lit-prof
performs poetry.
La MaMa Kids: Dance Workshop – Apr 26
Bring your family to this unique dance workshop! Now in its 20th season, La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival continues to support La MaMa’s commitment to presenting diverse performance styles that challenge audience’s perception of dance.
EXAM – May 8-11
A performance art pop concert
stripping the tendons of America’s
transsex-obsessed musculature,
exposing its bones for sensory
examination under the harsh glow of
neon lights.
Those Who Remained – May 8-18
A multimedia solo show about the transformative limits of love told through indigenous ceremony, modern dating, and confronting one’s Italian-Mongolian roots, from a New York voice.
Sophia Gutchinov, past resident artist (LM), is an actor, writer, and diversity activist. Her travels to Mongolia and elsewhere inform her art, through an acting and neuroscience lens.
Book Launch & Reading: Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures – May 10
Anabella will be reading passages from her NEW book Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures, show short dance videos from the ALDD repertory, and have a Q&A session.
La MaMa Kids: The Dandelion’s Wish – May 17-18
An extraordinary story of never giving up from the perspective of an unlikely wildflower. Fatima Sambo Schoenfelder is a first-generation Ghanaian American multi-disciplinary artist. She is the author and illustrator of The Dandelion’s Wish, her first children’s picture book about the wildflower achieving dreams through patience and luck.
The Moby Dick Blues – June 5-22
Moby Dick Meets The Perfect Storm. In a tale that stretches across generations and ancients—lost mariners, lost souls, lost lives—The Moby Dick Blues is a working-class opera about a New England fishing community’s daunting quest for survival and transformation in the face of the opiate crisis.
