Remembrances of Queer Auteurs Past
Helen Shaw reviews “Bark of Millions,” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music; Cole Escola’s “Oh, Mary!,” at the Lucille Lortel; and “Aristotle Thinks Again,” at La Mama.
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Helen Shaw reviews “Bark of Millions,” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music; Cole Escola’s “Oh, Mary!,” at the Lucille Lortel; and “Aristotle Thinks Again,” at La Mama.
The two-part series explores Greek tragedy, humanity, and existentialism.
La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club announces its 62nd Season and its RADICAL ACCESS INITITATIVE (RAI), an expansion of La MaMa's local and global network that increases outreach to new artists and audiences beyond the four walls of La MaMa's three theatres and new Community Arts Space.
"The History of Empires," a dreamlike dance-theater piece Dan Safer developed, in part, at MIT, refers to the rise and fall of civilizations. After MIT, the piece was performed at La MaMa in New York.
The newest work from Dan Safer and Witness Relocation begins its world premiere at La MaMa.