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SIX CHARACTERS – January 15-17
In a world of growing hatred, this 40-minute wordless piece becomes a fragile, human story of one person’s need for another. Built without words, the piece continues Trukhin’s search for a new theatrical vocabulary shaped by silence, clowning, and the forgotten chemistry between performers and a
La MaMa Kids: Don Quixote Takes New York – January 9-18
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.
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
“Spider Rabbit” is a play by poet and Obie award winning playwright Michael McClure. Written in 1971, it is an “absurdist anti war gargoyle cartoon” that feels increasingly relevant 50+ years later. Harolded by Dan Safer and Tony Torn who have been referred to as “Off Off Broadway luminari
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
PRECIPICE – January 8 – 11
PRECIPICE sets an intimate story of a young woman’s struggle in the epic landscape of America’s mountain west. Like the land around her, her wild spirit is crushed by disregard. She escapes to the precipice and leaps, awakening mute in a wilderness in which she must fight to find her voice. The
The Rest Of Our Lives – January 7-17
Hopefully hopeful, The Rest of Our Lives is a joyful dose of dance, theatre, circus and games. A cabaret of life and near death. Two middle-aged lives in an eclectic, spontaneous, predictable and random decline. Jo is an old dancer, George an old clown. International artists with over 100 years of l
The Ford/Hill Project – January 7-11
30 years apart, Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford provoked a reckoning about who is given the power to shape the future of our country by telling the story of one of the most private moments of their lives in one of the most public settings imaginable. With an ensemble of four actors speaking fro
Christmas In Nickyland – December 22-23
What does it mean to return in 2025 and come together once again to celebrate during this particular holiday season? We must find ways to work together to protect democracy, while continuing to work on ceasing the never-ending battles and wars that nations wage against each other. As the ever-chang
LA MAMA POETRY ELECTRIC: POETRY FOR JUSTICE – December 22
The Poetry Electric fuses music, movement, sound, and dance with the spoken word and presents artists working in a wide range of styles including beatboxing, jazz and hip-hop theatre. This series has presented over 200 emerging poets from diverse cultural backgrounds.

