Invisible Shadows
Invisible Shadows is an authentic and honest story of growing up in the urban Indigenous community amidst an opioid epidemic.
KŌPŪ
Ho, ho, ho your way through our cheeky ballad of a show, sharing the tales of our young wāhine Māori as they navigate this world, festive nipples first, following in the footsteps of our naughty nannies from the kāuta.
Spiderwoman Theater | Celebrating 50 years
Longtime Resident Company and a foundational force in Native American and feminist performance will present a series of performances and community events.
THE WOMB & THE WEB
With spells, dance, ritual, and music, poets Annie Finch and Jane LeCroy weave a shimmering web of life and death around the cauldron of abortion.
Untold Wajda: Blokowisko (The Estate)
Untold Wajda: Blokowisko (The Estate) A dance-theatre spectacle reviving Andrzej Wajda's lost film: a story of love in an oppressed society, told through live electronics, bold choreography and cinematic video.
Doll Day Afternoon
The truth is queerer than fiction in the first ever performance of overlooked trans icon Elizabeth Eden’s unpublished memoir, misrepresented by the blockbuster hit film Dog Day Afternoon.
UNCONDITIONAL, a new musical memoir
A time-traveling genre-bending musical of one queer family’s journey in the face of unimaginable loss.
La MaMa Presents An Evening of Happiness with Yungchen Lhamo
World-acclaimed award-winning Tibetan singer Yungchen Lhamo, will perform at La MaMa for the first time, accompanied by guitarist John Alevizakis.
Bond Street Theatre: Looking for Trouble since 1976
A celebratory weekend of storytelling, live music, global cuisine, and a tribute to all who helped build Bond Street Theatre and YOU!
Once Upon Tomorrow
The performance Once Upon Tomorrow refuses to be situated in time, and often refuses to be situated in space as well. It constantly rearranges itself, just as it rearranges the possible meanings that can be inscribed into the relationship between two people.
