The La MaMa Family’s Winter Wonderland Performance
La MaMa Family will weave their magic and excitement for La MaMa’s End of Year celebration event – a fun-filled online performance by La MaMa resident artists. Embracing puppetry, storytelling, dance, music and theatre, this is a unique holiday event for the whole family, all ages encouraged!
Denisa Musilova & Tami Stronach / Paper Canoe Company
Explore the four elements through gentle movement, tactile props, music, and storytelling in an interactive performance for babies aged 6-36 months.
Potri Ranka Manis | Kinding Sindaw
Children explore rice planting through music, dance, storytelling, and traditional Mindanao instruments, celebrating community, nature, creativity, listening skills, cultural heritage, and climate justice.
Amy Rox Surratt | Deejay Gray
Country/Convenience is a new experimental operetta, presented as a workshop performance. Set entirely during a graveyard shift at a rural gas station, a middle-aged queer woman stands alone at the register of the last outpost for miles — and over a single night, her inner life erupts into song.
Andy Bragen Theatre Projects
To The Playground is an ode to playgrounds and playground parents – a journey into the beauty, banality and anxieties of the longest shortest time.
Christmas in Nickyland
As the ever-changing world we live in continues to challenge us both as individuals and within our different communities, we can use this year-end holiday time to reflect, heal, find solace as we celebrate together. Joy, hope and love to this world! Hosted & curated by Nicky Paraiso.
Catherine Filloux | Julia Schwartz | HIGH HARD HEAT/Dominick Balletta
Witness a groundbreaking moment in opera history where the first-ever female doctor to take stage in opera brings to life the story of Allegra. Set in the tension-filled days before a high-stakes trial, Allegra lets the audience of lawyers into the most vulnerable and difficult moments in her life a
Fatima Sambo Schoenfelder | LA MAMA KIDS
The Dandelion’s Wish is an extraordinary story of never giving up from the perspective of an unlikely wild flower.
Michelle Beshaw
A haunting found-object theatre piece where discarded things reveal fragments of the memories, and obsessions that animated Louise Bourgeois’s work well into her 90s.
Deniz Khateri
An Iranian immigrant artist struggling with language finds her same struggle reflected in the works of exiled poets, whose translations she sees through shadow puppetry inspired by Persian calligraphy.
