Tag Archives: La Mama

Judith Sloan's compelling solo show at La MaMa, 'Yo Miss!', is grounded in her experience teaching drama to underprivileged New York City high school and college students.

A terrible past is revealed as two estranged sisters deal with a death in the family amid street protests in Venezuela.

A play that awakens our empathy and opens our minds and hearts to the torment of these wonderful creatures.

This joyful dance-theater collage revels in high spirits but withholds deeper meanings.

One of the most emotional plays in the canon of ancient Greek theater receives an artful production at La Mama.

A series of vignettes on the theme of love include dance and song but don't add up to much in the end.

A campy musical about death – what could go wrong? Alas, quite a bit.

Bree Benton, alias Poor Baby Bree, is a one-woman vaudeville revival machine, and I for one am glad it's in good working order

This remarkable show will not appeal to everyone, but anyone with an adventuresome spirit should go.

Tableaux, comedic skits, and shout-outs coalesce into a funny and insightful all-female clown show at La Mama.