Global Indigenous Theatre Festival
Longtime Resident Company and a foundational force in Native American and feminist performance will present a series of performances and community events.
The Greatest Story Ever
A stolen spaceship. A taxi driver. A distant star. Paul Budraitis returns to La MaMa for an intimate, surprising performance where everyone in the room is part of the story.
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.
Stages of Change: Theatre Artists at the Forefront of Societal Transformation
Stages of Change brings leading practitioners together for an immersive weekend of participatory workshops exploring how theatre can transform the ways we connect, collaborate, and create change.
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.
Let’s Keep it Together Care Café
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’.
La MaMa’s 65th Anniversary Block Party
Join us for performances, workshops, local food, family fun activities, and more on Ellen Stewart Way (East 4th Street, between Bowery and Second Avenue).
LES Arts & Culture Open House
A free neighborhood wide open house with programs and arts experiences for all ages!
Coming Home: Tibetan Singer Yungchen Lhamo
World-acclaimed award-winning Tibetan singer Yungchen Lhamo, will perform at La MaMa for the first time, accompanied by guitarist John Alevizakis.
Mondo
“Mondo” means world, but it means also hopscotch - the game - and it is the opposite of immondo, ‘unclean’.
