The Last Play In Gaza – June 11-21
In “The Last Play in Gaza” two actors attempt to reconstruct The Emigrants by Sławomir Mrożek, performed in Gaza just before the war. Genocide testimonies punctuate their work as they confront erasure and exile.
La MaMa Kids: Mary Had A Little Lamb and Also A Substitute Teacher – May 30 -31
Mary and her little lamb are the best of friends—they do everything together. That is until one day, a substitute teacher with an extremely strict “no lambs in school” policy arrives, forcing Mary and her little lamb to spend an entire day apart for the first time ever. Using live music, puppe
The Life and Times of Daisy Forbes – May 21-24
The Life and Times of Daisy Forbes is a long-form lip-sync illustrating a show girl, our last show girl who is at a distinct crossroads in her life. A crossroads where she is forced to make the decision of whether or not to continue pushing the rock up the hill as a performer and human being in this
Lucky FM 2 – May 27-31
Riding on the huge success of Lucky FM at La MaMa E.T.C. last season, Slant returns to The Club to dig deeper into the liminal space between past and present with Lucky FM 2. Through the underground radio station's telethon portal, Slant journeys through AANHPI histories with bamboo flutes, drums, a
La MaMa Kids: Roots To Stories – May 17
Sharing birth stories, or family origin stories, has become a passion over the years; stemming from my work as a Doula and my realization (as a result of this work) that we have so few places in our society to listen to, or to voice these stories. To share a personally resonant example, when I was f
McManus: Fall of a Tyrant – May 14-17
A Nitwit son, A Revolutionary Daughter, Not-too-butch-for-primetime Generals, A Put-upon Wife, Exhausted Servants, Air-filled-Lovers, and Mad-As-Hell-Citizenry threaten to tear down the palace of McManus (King of all he surveys in-his-boxer-shorts). Randy Neale’s McManus: Fall of a Tyrant is a sc
Take Me To Dollywood – May 14-31
Take Me to Dollywood offers a full-length collage of scenes and experiments with a queer southern twang. On a porch in the south, A faceless Dolly Parton haunts the stage as characters find themselves on the edge of relationships, sexuality, and reality. A woman has eaten her hand, a sexy gummy bear
Memory Generation – May 2-10
A new interactive, experiential theater work that explores the challenges, moments of humor, and unexpected losses and victories that arise when dementia impacts individuals, families, and communities. Memory Generation is part of the first year of Pink Fang (formerly Ping Chong and Company), a ho
The Door Slams, A Glass Trembles | April 24 – May 10
The dining room of a sanatorium in the Alps. The deck of a ship on it’s way to Egypt. A country home in the Northeast. An uprooted family. An accidental death. Time elongates, compresses, becomes disjointed, and layers events past, present and imagined. Combining richly textured music-the
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
