Experiments Reading: SEDER
Why is this night different from all other nights? After 40 years of hosting Passover seders, Sue holds out hope that it won’t be. Miriam, her youngest, could show up after all.
Endless Forms
Endless Forms Most Human is an original science-fiction myth told through a feast of tabletop puppetry. Haunted by a family tragedy born from a society that outlaws life-saving technology, the brilliant, genderqueer scientist Syx wages a personal war against the frailties of the flesh.
La MaMa Puppet Festival 2026
Puppetry has been an integral part of La MaMa’s programming since 1962. By setting objects in motion, puppet artists can penetrate linguistic and cultural barriers to tell stories that are accessible to audiences around the world. Bringing international puppet artists together leads to innovation,
12 ANGRY ELECTRICS
Inspired by Sidney Lumet’s classic film, 12 Angry Men, Emmy Award winning writer/director William Electric Black (aka Ian Ellis James) becomes all 12 jurors in this timely masterpiece - now calling it - TWELVE ANGRY ELECTRICS.
La MaMa Kids: Kinding Sindaw Dance Interactive Workshop
Rice Planting Through Music, Rhythm, and Movement Children learn how rhythm, music, and ritual dances tell the story of planting and harvesting rice. Through movements inspired by farming activities, they build coordination, teamwork, and confidence.
Spiderwoman Theater Gala
Indigenous artists and the downtown arts community come together in a tribute to 50 years of Spiderwoman Theater. Curated and directed by Murielle Borst-Tarrant.
All My R(el)ations
All My R(el)ations celebrates a return to community. Aanmitaagzi’s multi-disciplinary dance theatre project looks at who we are in the face of adversity.
Maayuma li Mubirr (Healing Scars)
Maayuma li Mubirr (Healing Scars) is an expression of the self-healing journey First Peoples take in reconciling the grief of loss from injustice crossing multiple lifetimes.
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.
