March 28 - April 11, 2020
In Nandita Shenoy’s Rage Play, three women stand over the man they’ve killed, struggling to understand how it happened and why he keeps coming back to life. Again and again and again. For more information: fluxtheatre.org/rage-play
March 26 - March 28, 2020
from 7:30 PM
M _ _ _ ER considers how the concepts of “mother,” “murder,” and “matter” shape experiences of intimacy.
March 14 - March 14, 2020
from 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM
The Lake as you have never seen her before…
March 12 - March 12, 2020
from 7:00 PM
A ceremonial fire outdoors in the amphitheater at Abrons Arts Center centering Indigenous protocol and knowledge. Sit by the fire and welcome the evening with neighbors, stories, songs, and food (bring some to share).
March 5 - March 7, 2020
from 7:30 PM
No one likes an ugly revolutionary explores Mette Loulou von Kohl’s relationship with the Palestinian resistance fighter Leila Khaled.
February 20 - February 22, 2020
from 7:30 PM
A duet dance performance created by Csaba Molnár (Hungary) and Márcio Canabarro (Germany/Brazil). Part dance, part lecture, TROPICAL ESCAPE uses both personal confession and historical references in a riotous study of queer eroticism, escapism as resistance, and the labor involved in the pursuit of pleasure, fantasy and freedom.
February 13 - February 13, 2020
from 7:00 PM
A ceremonial fire outdoors in the amphitheater at Abrons Arts Center centering Indigenous protocol and knowledge. Sit by the fire and welcome the evening with neighbors, stories, songs, and food (bring some to share).
February 8 - March 22, 2020
She’s Back.
Transport Group presents a revitalized version of the musical tale of Margaret “Molly” Brown — still the character you know and the songs you love but a story that’s new and true. This is Molly as she really was: vibrant, progressive, and ready to fight for the underdog as a champion of women’s rights, labor rights, and immigration reform. Transport Group’s production, starring Beth Malone, marks this show’s off-Broadway debut, and the first production in New York since its Broadway premiere in 1960.
February 7 - February 7, 2020
from 7:30 PM
Fashion scholar and co-curator Kimberly Jenkins moderates a conversation about fashion and the power of portraiture with photographer Zun Lee, scholar and cultural critic Tanisha C. Ford, and Elroy Gay, a fashion designer and longtime Lower East Side resident who is featured in the Rainbow Shoe Repair photography archive.
February 6 - March 29, 2020
Presented during New York Fashion Week, Rainbow Shoe Repair: An Unexpected Theater of Flyness is an exhibition and event series that considers how Lower East Side residents utilized a local photo studio to document community, fashion, and self-expression. Produced and presented in partnership with United Photo Industries.
