Performances

SOUND STAGE: Soundscape  featuring Zamy Maa and Isa Reyes Wednesday, July 26th 7:30pm Lobby Opens at 6:30 Zamy Maa (@zamymaa) Born and bred in NYC, Zamy Maa is the self proclaimed “Arkhitek” of her soundscape. This singer/songwriter/ producer welds wise words to enchanting melodies and intimate rhythms intended to heal and transform. With songs often […]

TIRED A film by Descendent Saturday, August 12th 7:00pm   PURCHASE TICKETS HERE   When Descendent is sick and tired of being mentally drained by the injustices in his neighborhood, he takes power into his own hands for revenge.   Starring: Descendent Phil Williams Chasity “Chaz” Pierna Richard “Neutral” Saint-Martin Amir “R.Q.Tek” Idris   Directed

New York No Limits, Art of the Short, July 2023 edition presented by wild project 🎬🎥🗽 Thursday, July 27, 2023; 7:00 PM, $11 adv. tickets (fees incl.) are on sale now! ➡️ Go to newyorknolimits.com to purchase. This edition contains 8 short films, featuring a broad array of genres, coming-of-age, drama, black comedy, documentary, and

VERMONT by Rachel Carey July 18-30 @ 8PM July 23rd & 29th, and 30th @ 3PM Written and Directed by Rachel Carey 1972. Can a young couple solve their marital issues by joining a hippie commune? Rachel Carey, author of our first streaming and on-stage productions (The Female Genius; The Disciple) returns with an uproarious

SOUND STAGE: Hip Hop Reigns featuring Joél Leon with Arthur Lewis, and Jus B Wednesday, July 19th 7:30pm Lobby Opens at 6:30   Joél L. Daniels (@iamjoelleon) also known as Joél Leon, a Bronx-born and raised performer, father, author, and storyteller who writes and tells stories for Black people. Joél is repped by Folio Literary,

SOUND STAGE: Showstoppers featuring Marla Lou and The Incredible Drunkertons Wednesday, July 12 7:30 PM Lobby Opens at 6:30   Marla Lou (@marlalou_) Born in Haiti and raised in Washington Heights NYC, Marla is a first-generation Computer Science graduate (Fordham University ‘20), internationally published model (Vogue Italia, Oprah Magazine, SavagexFenty), award-winning theater performer (2015 Jimmy

SOUND STAGE: Black Girls Rock featuring Olivia K and courtnie Wednesday, July 5th 7:30pm Lobby Opens at 6:30 The K in Olivia (oliviakandtheparkers) Khe-ra, means “Daughter of the Sun,” which perfectly describes her music, her joyous outlook on life and fiery disposition. Her performance art and musical sensibility combines the boundless energy of the Brooklyn

CLUBBED THUMB’S SUMMERWORKS 2023   May 18 – May 30, 2023 WORK HARD HAVE FUN MAKE HISTORY written by ruth tang directed by Caitlin Sullivan with b, Sagan Chen and Susannah Perkins sets by dots, costumes by Alicia J. Austin, lights by Isabella Byrd, sound by Lee Kinney, props by Natalie Carney, production stage manager

  The Fresh Fruit Festival is presented by All Out Arts to celebrate the LGBTQ community’s unique perspective, creativity & diversity, and to build links between the LGBTQ artistic communities, be they local or international. The festival runs Monday, April 24th – Sunday, May 7th Angel on Eros Fri 4/28 at 6:30, Sat 4/29 at 3:30, Sun 4/30

Thirdwing’s TELEVISION – a new play Written by Cameron Darwin Bossert April 6- 22, 2023 After scoring a hit last season with the Disney union strike drama Burbank (called “smart and entertaining” by Laura Collins Hughes of The New York Times), Thirdwing, will present the World Premiere of TELEVISION by Cameron Darwin Bossert beginning previews

WO(e)RD’s “On the Verge” NYC Women’s Arts Festival Thursday, March 30th – Sunday, April 2nd, 2023 Curated & Hosted by Heather Litteer  Actress and downtown personality, Heather Litteer expands her beloved WO(e)RD reading series into a full, four-night festival of art and entertainment called ON THE VERGE. Litter started WO(e)RD (Women of Experience Read Downtown)

New York No Limits, Art of the Short, February 2023 presented by wild project 7:00 PM | Tickets $9 NYNL proudly presents its 13th season of independent film programming with 9 short films from across cinematic genres.  A BAG TO DIFFER Jeroen Uriot, writer & director Quinn feels the need to commit a robbery because