Theater for the New City is pleased to announce Art Loisaida Foundation's multidisciplinary Arts exhibit "New Work" curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe. The exhibit features works by 26 artists composed of paintings, sculpture, photography and mixed media. These works are by artists who live and or have worked in the East Village/Lower East Side and represent a variety of styles.
After a couple moves into an apartment that has seen better days, their parents go to extreme measures to get them to move.
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A hilarious satirical and brilliant comedy about theater and the art of putting on a play.
Bread and Puppet returns to TNC with its giant puppets and raucous brass band!
FOR ONE SHOW ONLY. This original youth musical production of, The Ballad of Mulan, was written based on the original poem from 200-400 AD in China. We tell the tale of Mulan and her original story and message, bringing a bit of China here to the US. The Youth Theater company aid us in bringing this great tale to life with song and storytelling and the excitement of being able to share the story here in NYC at TNC.
Special 20th Annual Holiday Edition of the Staged Reading of the Hard-Boiled Christmas Fantasy!
The Third Annual Birthday Celebration of Music and Life with David Amram and Friends.
A World Peace Winter Solstice Celebration 'DRUMS OF ILLUMINATION' features Italian, African, and Native American Ritual Drumming and Dance.
In this pseudo-Southern Gothic dark comedy, a vibrant group of teens from two very different suburban neighborhoods clash over class differences, drugs, and sex - and the existence of the legendary 'Goatman' in1986. Cut to 2013, and the adolescent kids of those very same teens are struggling to make sense of their family histories - and the same "mythological" creature - that could be holding them back in life.
NEW YORK, October 22 -- Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue, will present its 44th annual Thunderbird American Dancers Dance Concert and Pow Wow from January 25 to February 3, 2019. There will be dances, stories and traditional music from Native Peoples of the Northeast, Southwest and Great Plains regions. The event has become a treasured New York tradition for celebrating our diversity by honoring the culture of our first Americans.
