La Mama E.T.C.

La MaMa E.T.C.

  • Theater | Performing arts space
  • price 1 of 4
  • East Village
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

Walk into this revolution-red theater—with its narrow First Floor Theater, its spectacularly barnlike next-door Ellen Stewart Theatre and the groovy attic Club Theater—and you are transported back in time to the New York scene's ’60s heyday. The mama herself, the late Ellen Stewart, first opened La MaMa's doors in 1961; it has since produced major figures like Tadeusz Kantor, Andrei Serban and Ping Chong, along with younger multicultural, dance-theater and avant-garde artists. 

Details

Address
74A E 4th St
New York
10003
Cross street:
between Bowery and Second Ave
Transport:
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Bleecker St
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What’s on

Above Ground – Not Exactly a Comedy

Ten amateur performers between the ages of 74 and 98 use some of the tools they have learned through the seniors acting workshop You're Never Too Old to Play—including storytelling, improvisation, music and dance—to recount and express memories from their childhood. The piece is directed by Paul Binnerts and Nancy Gabor, who also lead the workshop in accordance with the new postmodern theoretical and practical approach to performance that they call Real-Time Acting. 
  • Experimental
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