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The Mulberry Tree: A Play About Loyalty and Loss, Set in Historic Palestine – Jan 16-19
As 1948 approaches, a Palestinian boy and his beloved neighbour, the village Rabbi, struggle to maintain their friendship in a village of Jews and Palestinians trying to go about life as usual – until it becomes impossible. This story shows the painful price of loyalty and betrayal while honoring
Norway Now at La MaMa! – Jan 13
La MaMa presents NORWAY NOW 2025, organized by PAHN – Performing Arts Hub Norway, in collaboration with The Royal Norwegian Consulate General in New York.
In a Grove – Jan 16-19
My family first came to New York City in the late 1800’s from Virginia and bought a house in Brooklyn and raised four generations. This story is about my family blood flow that is here on this land of New York City.
La MaMa Archive
Protect our Archives The La MaMa Archive is a one-of-a-kind resource documenting, preserving, and interpreting the legacy of nearly 160,000 artists who have made La MaMa their creative home to explore new forms of expression since 1961. Without the proper environmental controls, our entire collectio
The Things Around Us – Jan 09-12
The Things Around Us is a collection of seemingly unrelated stories that swirl and dance with an immersive, live musical score created through electronically looped and effected trumpet, clarinet, and everyday objects.
The Horse of Jenin – Jan 09-12
After a major invasion of Jenin in April 2002, a German artist led an art workshop using the wreckage of bombed-out homes, cars, and ambulances.
Spacebridge – Jan 07-11
SpaceBridge is a live performance that brings together Russian refugee children, who fled to the US due to their families’ anti-war stance and now live in NYC shelters, with American peers to build lifelong friendships while coming to terms with their differences.
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KS6: Small Forward – Sep 21 – Oct 13
From the Olivier Award-nominated Belarus Free Theatre, one of the world’s bravest theatre companies, KS6: Small Forward is a brand new stage production based on the extraordinary life story of Belarusian international-basketball-player-turned-activist, Katsiaryna (Katya) Snytsina.
