La MaMa
La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club is dedicated to the artist and all aspects of the theatre. Founded in 1961 by Ellen Stewart, La MaMa is recognized as the seedbed of new work by artists of all nations and cultures. Each season, La MaMa offers more than 80 productions and receives 34,000 visits from people of all ages and all backgrounds who attend performances, exhibitions, educational activities, and the Archives. La MaMa is the place where emerging artists learn from established artists, and where artists from around the globe share work and ideas. Its East Village campus has grown to include four theatres, an art gallery, artist work and living space, and an extensive Archive.
Productions (86)
A dance/theatre piece by John Kelly about the life of Samuel Steward.
A contemporary retelling of the biblical Paul's letters to the Romans and Hebrews.
Lazarus, Ping Chong 1972 premiere independent work returns to the New York Stage with a fresh update
A show that combines textiles and visual art with performers to spin a fable about death and rebirth
A new work from Martha Clarke interpreting the ancient story of St. Francis of Assisi.
Object Collection's new show, based on Éric Rohmer’s 1980s French film cycle about love and desire.
An adult-themed comedy about a perfect little boy who likes to dress like the perfect little girl.
A theatrical project between USA, Kosovo, and Serbia, based on Aeschylus’ trilogy The Oresteia.
A world premiere from Feminist-Indigenous theater ensemble, Spiderwoman Theater.
An artistic recount of the history of cannabis told through music, dance, and spoken word.
Solo show by Justin Elizabeth Sayre, a fixture of NY's Downtown Cabarets, about the artist's mind.
