Shares at La MaMa | Peter Tate as Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré
From the U.K., Peter Tate brilliantly brilliantly delivers a visceral, uncompromising portrait of Pablo Picasso - undisputed genius, visionary artist, yet, whose obsession often destroyed those he professed to love… A challenging, powerful study, directed by Olivier Award winner, Guy Masterson.
Shares at La MaMa | 2026
SHARES provides artists and organizations with access to our spacesfor performances, rehearsals, events, and more. Visit our Rentals page to learn about our reservations. schedule June 3-20downtown Urban arts festival Tickets → The Downtown Urban Arts Festival (DUAF) is a multidisciplinary NYC ev
MIGRATION DIARY. NEW YORK CITY EDITION | June 25 – 28
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.
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.
“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
Coffeehouse Chronicles #184: Chuck Mee | June 20
Curated by Michal Gamily & Kim Ima
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
Interviews with Two Strangers | June 16 – 28
A video installation about the ways we connect in a machine-coded world, this project is made in collaboration with nine theatre practitioners who have helped shape the history of NYC's downtown experimental theatre scene. In a series of framed encounters, each participant engages in two conversatio
ExtraOrdinary Care Café | June 16
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’.
