FIAF & Le Skyroom

L’Alliance
New York announces
the New York City premiere of Mirlitons
by
François Chaignaud and Aymeric Hainaux with performances on November
4-6, 2026 at 7:30PM at Le Skyroom, L'Alliance New York, <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/22+East+60th+Street,+8th+Floor,+New+York,+NY,+10022?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">22
East 60th Street, 8th Floor, New York, NY, 10022</a>.
Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased <a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001h9pd5ZKvUzc9wxo2QIkGqfenv2VRhI_E3SzHZFqJ6tqEvbT83hiDIE4_iYnrD4bU4sUMhBz3GuXZ9fqVcCilkg05xdF4BPkiFq8sNY82rcudYd3oNcR-yn5XPy2n05GK-JM73_PkGVD3oOlW9hisZyKKPXoRcnoYuU9fZ5KG3gne1lKFtLh85g==&amp;c=c15UeviWBcQ9sOyXl5VkiFv-4SjJIQ1-UF6FpVQZyTZiNkV_89w7xQ==&amp;ch=qvZz2WXndFnZITeL3PZEx94Lsq4xQUOnD-w42L3o6OACaQhbAmF54A==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>.

What
does&nbsp;mirliton&nbsp;mean? Depending on the context,
a&nbsp;mirliton&nbsp;could be a kid’s flute, a bad poem, an
old French coin, a military hat, or a pastry. In this performance,
it’s an encounter between two voices and bodies: choreographer
François Chaignaud and beatboxer Aymeric Hainaux. The audience is
presented with a total saturation of frequencies and muscles in this
energetic performance, as the artists engage in a percussive duel.
Through their voices, feet, arms, props and costumes, Chaignaud and
Hainaux create a duet that is as uncategorizable as the
word&nbsp;mirliton.

François
Chaignaud graduated in 2003 from Conservatoire National Supérieur de
Musique et de Danse de Paris ; he has worked with many choreographers
(Alain Buffard, Boris Charmatz, Emmanuelle Huynh, Gilles Jobin).
Since 2004, he has been a multidisciplinary artist – dancer,
choreographer, singer, actor, historian and cabaret artist. His work
was influenced very early on by the articulation between song and
dance (Думи мої DUMY MOYI, 2013), and it is also fueled
by deep historical research – for Chaignaud’s own pieces as well
as for the many collaborative creations with artists such as Jérôme
Marin, Marie-Caroline Hominal, or Théo Mercier.

Local Event: L’Alliance New York Announces The New York City Premiere of Mirlitons

New York County

Upper East Side

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L’Alliance New York Announces The New York City...

L’Alliance
New York announces
the New York City premiere of Mirlitons
by
François Chaignaud and Aymeric Hainaux with...

L’Alliance New York Announces The New York City Premiere of Mirlitons

Schermerhorn Row, South Street Seaport Museum

Saturdays
and Sundays throughout August&nbsp;offer
families the opportunity to experience the Greater New York region’s
rich past through fun, interactive games at the&nbsp;South
Street Seaport Museum!
Discover the traditions of the area’s Indigenous people and play
the same games that were enjoyed here long before the city we know
today for&nbsp;free
with General Admission.
Learn more and get tickets at
<a href="https://southstreetseaportmuseum.org/family-activity/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://southstreetseaportmuseum.org/family-activity/</a>.



Celebrate<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001saFdGXduwI0RV8Ktb-ZvesvnITw8xVsTRk9FPHd6rri47mh9Yr2AEVGfH-46cRUFuQ-6ciKTYKiPpoGmXV3od4I9EIdJlq1vDHcV0LuiE2hzOOyfy49xy7QJbSOpjEgXiUzTIVnGutPSXp3k3Kk23FEAsrzynPEUfWE0yWvmLUI=&amp;c=&amp;ch=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">&nbsp;National
Native American Heritage Month</a>&nbsp;with
family-friendly activities including
Selahtinalìtin&nbsp;<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001saFdGXduwI0RV8Ktb-ZvesvnITw8xVsTRk9FPHd6rri47mh9Yr2AEZwx7nODd53c3vEBebSGuWj1YdUaHGYiNa2EBNvVFaRTIIaSiNETbsXq-4j0sI_29fWBa5hdRP2MowkcR6zibM0Oe_ZEjC2uq39hItMZgS5nA_-HX_NHUB6nESh3WxP_Scjh_IFsAhlBGCHLTwGDCaN9tb9a-qeG_a42VV666498bPm1C3GEzq4=&amp;c=&amp;ch=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">(sˈɛlɑːtˌɪnɐlˌɪtɪn)</a>:
a scattering straws game similar to Pick Up Sticks or Jackstraws, and
Mamantuhwin&nbsp;<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001saFdGXduwI0RV8Ktb-ZvesvnITw8xVsTRk9FPHd6rri47mh9Yr2AEZwx7nODd53c1iTyayNgr04IysU2MmwY5dvnfzj4l4FJJtTSO3Vv-ltaPvaITBHhm3G7YOtt7RHm7cGaEjfxcuCkvjoIoTi96jW9U3UuNphAGo9XUBlqwNRCufkC7747o9XvHjfrK4m9-Kht6AVL88aFHJU_fVFZPA==&amp;c=&amp;ch=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">(mˈæmɐntˌuːwɪn)</a>:
a dice-and-bowl game inspired by the whirligig beetle. Experience the
excitement of these traditional games and connect with the history
of<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001saFdGXduwI0RV8Ktb-ZvesvnITw8xVsTRk9FPHd6rri47mh9Yr2AEVu6fEBWeXplffdK_hAL7AwH3JtsV-jDOFKax_TFi65VzqCwMh-RvG9f20A5P-3AcwnzelHIuiBYh3cIc36C3KPSnJr0CqJ6ZETo4qfkrRGA1ZnF8qWhpL0WNTwXCr2p4kMNsN6nFNmI&amp;c=&amp;ch=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">&nbsp;Lenapehoking</a>,
the land now known as South Street Seaport.


This
family activity will be offered most Saturdays and Sundays from
November 7 through November 29; contact the Museum if you want to
check on an exact date.

Local Event: South Street Seaport Museum Announces November Monthly Family Activity: Lenape Games

South Street Seaport Museum Announces November...

Saturdays
and Sundays throughout August offer
families the opportunity to experience the Greater New York region’s
rich past...

South Street Seaport Museum Announces November Monthly Family Activity: Lenape Games

Award-winning,
New York-based Butoh artist, choreographer, and
educator&nbsp;Vangeline&nbsp;has joined the creative team of a
major new theatrical production at Copenhagen’s prestigious Husets
Teater. Serving as the project's Butoh Coach, Vangeline brings her
internationally recognized expertise in the “dance of darkness”
to&nbsp;If Death Has Taken Something From You, Give It
Back&nbsp;(Har døden taget noget fra dig så giv det
tilbage).

Har
døden taget noget fra dig så giv det tilbage&nbsp;(If
Death Has Taken Something From You, Give It Back)
is the first stage adaptation of Danish writer Naja Marie Aidt’s
iconic book of the same title – a work that explores the universal
pain of losing a child. The performance will play at Husets Teater in
Copenhagen, Denmark this November. Tickets are available&nbsp;<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001I9a40cPr-24s8LNpwVf284STptLamhaz6ijTAnq3CK1WuMMNZf73jq6L_fzZui8KUYle_Vf168v4lwr5KNk3Duu881_RYk3Hfifj4ezu-6zVHAQ2SbZFX-30BhitOvfEG_QJBTnnDrYCfdlNGTw_AU3icAFJsmLQ-Zp6I3nhnB2FBe4sclOpYxoY6YgjUvD590eMkbrCmRtxagL5JuXL-LDg7mjnKcVOTIvL5e5D8CoNWmmJ-RB6duq1qRKyIZ0f&amp;c=PYU_mTKkT-gqiLCsgeEbs_Y6UoF3Ra4ONkHKICyPkO1IgiRwAfHF8g==&amp;ch=_xv1VPbhLAjDjznpK8iZlgvMj0ADSDGXBAMGtGoizHCCBDheWv0iuw==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>.


If
Death Has Taken Something From You, Give It Back&nbsp;is a
choreographic work created by and featuring Royal Danish Ballet
dancer and choreographer&nbsp;Oliver Marcus Starpov&nbsp;as
the son, and actress&nbsp;Christine Albeck Børge&nbsp;as the
mother. Together, they create an intense duet in which movement and
text intertwine.

Local Event: Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute Collaborates with Denmark’s Husets Teater

Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute...


Award-winning,
New York-based Butoh artist, choreographer, and
educator Vangeline has joined the creative team of a
major new...

Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute Collaborates with Denmark’s Husets Teater

Opera
Carolina has announced the cast and creative team for Gian Carlo
Menotti’s&nbsp;The Medium, coming to Halton Theater on
Saturday, November 14, 2026. The production brings together a
celebrated American opera star with a direct artistic connection to
Menotti, an internationally active conductor, and a distinguished
director and educator dedicated to developing the next generation of
opera artists.

At
the center of the production is&nbsp;Grammy Award-winning
contralto and Metropolitan Opera veteran Victoria Livengood&nbsp;as
Madame Flora, or Baba, one of the roles most closely associated with
her career.


Written
in English and unfolding with the immediacy of a stage thriller,&nbsp;The
Medium&nbsp;was selected in particular for its ability to speak
to&nbsp;younger audiences, theatergoers and those who may be
experiencing opera for the first time, as well as longtime opera
lovers.

Menotti’s
compact psychological drama explores grief, deception, manipulation,
fear and the increasingly fragile boundary between reality and what
the mind believes to be real — themes that remain strikingly
contemporary.
At
the center of the story is Madame Flora, a fraudulent medium who
stages séances for grieving clients with the assistance of her
daughter Monica and the mute servant Toby. But during one of her
carefully orchestrated deceptions, Baba suddenly experiences
something she cannot explain.

CAST
&amp; CREATIVE TEAM
Madame
Flora (Baba)&nbsp;— Victoria Livengood
Grammy
Award winner and Metropolitan Opera veteran
Monica&nbsp;—
Kristin Sampson
Mr.
Gobineau&nbsp;— Tim Bostwick
Mrs.
Gobineau&nbsp;— Aubrey Cole
Toby&nbsp;—
To Be Announced
Conductor&nbsp;—
Stefano Vignati
General
Director &amp; Music Director, Opera Carolina
Director&nbsp;—
Steven LaCosse
A.J.
Fletcher Distinguished Professor of Opera &amp; Artistic Director,
A.J. Fletcher Opera Institute, UNCSA

PERFORMANCE
INFORMATION
Gian
Carlo Menotti’s&nbsp;The Medium
Saturday,
November 14, 2026
Halton
Theater — Charlotte, North Carolina
Presented
by Opera Carolina

Tickets:
<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=00153XzCAvLH7TDLJDCLT2Rg-aAMK10ibriuWNOK3bvCWys2g9zleH4JuNaYjQmF7bED5bmUYQ5bl4q9DZc1I00yFhZDJPrHXJd6Dm6proM4qQhvnOZaEQclIpzUTel2417m7qR-mb8gm99PArtCbXt_RDi3nVVNpsKYKqAckcVIHvTZ33FAKkvwOsrDyhSPwry5uSnpHUdd-mbM7xmHVYHq_uVe_3_hPNaZQodvxU9Lh0=&amp;c=YfcAkj3BVug6ATK5-dGiG_iLdH3ZBwSANFohpAWt_RLQjvkw3cKYgw==&amp;ch=RZwbiSWXIlZebgRrjdKzKtHGaj-GVMG9TFtjQRVgID4j8gN3SrTRrA==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/61626698/the-medium-charlotte-dale-fhalton-theater</a>

Local Event: Opera Carolina Announces Cast and Creative Team for Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium

Opera Carolina Announces Cast and Creative Team...

Opera
Carolina has announced the cast and creative team for Gian Carlo
Menotti’s The Medium, coming to Halton Theater...

Opera Carolina Announces Cast and Creative Team for Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Works
&amp; Process&nbsp;presents&nbsp;VOX:
American Voices Opera Lab&nbsp;on
Monday, November 16, 2026 at 7PM at the Peter B. Lewis Theater,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/1071+Fifth+Avenue,+New+York,+NY,+10128?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">1071
Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10128</a>.
Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased at
<a href="https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-vox-american-voices-opera-lab" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-vox-american-voices-opera-lab</a>.




Join
the revival of VOX. Launched by New York City Opera in 1999 to
incubate grand-scale new operas by contemporary American composers,
the long-dormant initiative reemerges following a much too long
hiatus. A coalition has revived VOX, including American Composers
Orchestra, Beth Morrison Projects, MasterVoices, The Metropolitan
Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, Mannes Opera
(The New School), the Manhattan School of Music Vocal Arts Division,
and the Perelman Center for the Performing Arts (PAC NYC).

 


At
Works &amp; Process, enjoy a public conversation and performance
exploring the history, relaunch, and future of VOX, prior to the
culminating presentation at PAC NYC on April 1, 2027. The Works &amp;
Process event features a panel with representatives from the
institutions participating in the newly formed VOX consortium; a
brief piano-and-vocal excerpt of each of the finalists’ works with
performances by artists from the Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann
Young Artist Development Program, Mannes School of Music, and
Manhattan School of Music. Reaffirming VOX’s original mission to
champion the next generation of American opera and to provide the
field with a vital space for discovery, ambition, and artistic risk
on a grand scale, this program offers a glimpse into the creative
process behind works that will help shape the future of the art form.
All are invited to continue the conversation at a reception in the
rotunda.


VOX:
American Voices Opera Lab 2027 Finalists:

Desert
Bloom:&nbsp;Gillian Rae Perry, Composer |&nbsp;Mo
Holmes, Librettist

Robeson/Moscow:&nbsp;Scott
Davenport Richards, Composer and Co- Librettist |&nbsp;David
Cote, Co-Librettist

The
Wedding Banquet:&nbsp;Huang Ruo, Composer |&nbsp;James
Schamus, Librettist

Fallingwater:&nbsp;Joshua
Schmidt, Composer |&nbsp;Dick Scanlan, Librettist
For
more information about the finalists and their pieces, visit the&nbsp;<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Erzm4OA_0lI3lKfB5fAR_Dwv3jIKxea7u-L9ask-0MgU60Xvt3aHDptNBuvOk72VFKg2qzoiH23TONsXAxVuq5ojYFmpPxDy5V9chIGsuIQC-GNW4Ome870IUs4G1Riif6hyfpBYL_FJehnudklvwv3KumM34-ryvC37N49pS7n_eG588gtnA==&amp;c=b7uWf1sjfWnl5Y1nSa9Od2HJm-Cigm2sRbudHGI3vqTOcCLoFZ2t6g==&amp;ch=jd1TElnr9g5PhHiCoDbIu3IdtF6ZwBgLkYRW_FXA_T6svrQIN-vURg==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">VOX
website</a>.

Local Event: Works & Process Presents VOX: American Voices Opera Lab

Works & Process Presents VOX: American Voices...

Works
& Process presents VOX:
American Voices Opera Lab on
Monday, November 16, 2026 at 7PM at the Peter B. Lewis...

Works & Process Presents VOX: American Voices Opera Lab

Carnegie Hall

The
International Brazilian Opera Company&nbsp;opens
the second&nbsp;Biennial
IBOC Opera Nova: NYC Concert Season&nbsp;at&nbsp;Carnegie
Hall’s Weill Recital Hall&nbsp;on
November 16, 2026 at 8 pm. Tickets for the Carnegie Hall performance
start at $45 (+ $11 service fee) and can be purchased at
<a href="https://www.carnegiehall.org/calendar/2026/11/16/opera-nova-contemporary-arias-from-brazilian-composers-0800pm" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.carnegiehall.org/calendar/2026/11/16/opera-nova-contemporary-arias-from-brazilian-composers-0800pm</a>.


Opera
is a vibrant art form in Brazil. November 16th is the New Yorker’s
rare opportunity to see Brazilian opera featured at a major concert
venue.


IBOC,
the International Brazilian Opera Company, opens its biennial recital
series, Opera Nova: NYC, in collaboration with Opera Ebony at
Carnegie Hall. Works from seven living Brazilian opera composers are
curated by IBOC Artistic Director João MacDowell. The select gems
from Brazil’s new opera scene highlight how Brazilians continue to
reshape opera with their unique cultural blends.


Most
works are U.S. premieres, featuring composers spanning four
generations and distinct approaches to contemporary opera, from
Guggenheim Fellow-awardee Jocy de Oliveira and experimental music
pioneer Jorge Antunes to emerging talents Franceile Regina and
Sombrio da Silva.

Local Event: International Brazilian Opera Company presents The 2nd Biennial IBOC Opera Nova: NYC

International Brazilian Opera Company presents...

The
International Brazilian Opera Company opens
the second Biennial
IBOC Opera Nova: NYC Concert Season at Carnegie
Hall’s...

International Brazilian Opera Company presents The 2nd Biennial IBOC Opera Nova: NYC

The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture

The
little OPERA theatre of ny (LOTNY)&nbsp;presents&nbsp;Wuthering
Heights,
an opera by&nbsp;Carlisle
Floyd&nbsp;after
the novel by&nbsp;Emily
Brontë,&nbsp;from
November 19-22 at the Loreto Theater, Sheen Center for Thought &amp;
Culture,&nbsp;18
Bleecker St, New York, NY, 10012.
Performances take place Thursday-Saturday at 7:30PM and Sunday at
3PM. General admission tickets are $30-60 ($15 student rush available
day of the performance with valid ID).

Tickets
will go on sale September 9. For further details and ticket
information visit <a href="https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights</a>.
To reach the Box Office by phone, please call&nbsp;<a href="tel:(212)%20219-3132" target="_blank">(212)
219-3132</a>.

Wuthering
Heights, an opera by&nbsp;Carlisle Floyd&nbsp;after
the novel by&nbsp;Emily Brontë, is the iconic story of Cathy
and Heathcliff, whose bond in childhood grows into an unbreakable
love, set against the raw landscape of the Yorkshire Moors. Their
attempt to reform their interior nature and conform to society’s
expectations of them ends in tragedy for them and the people around
them.

American
composer Carlisle Floyd’s setting of the story has not been seen in
NYC since its premiere in 1959, when it was presented by the New York
City Opera. Many operas followed including&nbsp;Of Mice and
Men&nbsp;(1969), which became one of Floyd’s most performed
works throughout the world. Long associated with Houston Grand Opera,
they commissioned&nbsp;three of Carlisle Floyd's major operas.&nbsp;In
1999,&nbsp;his most celebrated opera,&nbsp;Susannah&nbsp;finally
reached The MET in a production featuring Renée Fleming and Samuel
Ramey in the iconic leading roles.&nbsp;

Among
Floyd’s numerous awards and honors are a Guggenheim Fellowship
(1956), his induction into the American Academy of Arts and Letters
(2001),&nbsp;the National Medal of Arts in a ceremony at the White
House (2004),&nbsp;South Carolina Hall of Fame (2011) and the Florida
Artist Hall of Fame (2015).&nbsp;

With
a richly harmonic and lyric score, Floyd’s opera adaptation of
Emily Brontë’s groundbreaking novel blends traditional opera with
an American voice. The production by the little OPERA theatre of ny
is being presented as part of the nationwide celebration of the
composer's centennial.

Local Event: the little OPERA theatre of ny presents Wuthering Heights

the little OPERA theatre of ny presents...

The
little OPERA theatre of ny (LOTNY) presents Wuthering
Heights,
an opera by Carlisle
Floyd after
the novel...

the little OPERA theatre of ny presents Wuthering Heights

The
little OPERA theatre of ny (LOTNY)&nbsp;presents&nbsp;Wuthering
Heights, an
opera by&nbsp;Carlisle
Floyd&nbsp;after the
novel by&nbsp;Emily
Brontë,&nbsp;from
November 19-22 at the Loreto Theater, Sheen Center for Thought &amp;
Culture,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/18+Bleecker+St,+New+York,+NY,+10012?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">18
Bleecker St, New York, NY, 10012</a>.
Performances take place Thursday-Saturday at 7:30PM and Sunday at
3PM. General admission tickets are $30-60 ($15 student rush available
day of the performance with valid ID). For further details and to
purchase tickets, visit <a href="https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights</a>.
 To reach the Box Office by phone, please call&nbsp;<a href="tel:(212)%20219-3132" target="_blank">(212)
219-3132</a>.

Wuthering
Heights, an opera by&nbsp;Carlisle Floyd&nbsp;after
the novel by&nbsp;Emily Brontë, is the iconic story of Cathy
and Heathcliff, whose bond in childhood grows into an unbreakable
love, set against the raw landscape of the Yorkshire Moors. Their
attempt to reform their interior nature and conform to society’s
expectations of them ends in tragedy for them and the people around
them.

The
iconic story of an unbreakable love, set against the raw landscape of
the Yorkshire Moors. American composer&nbsp;Carlisle
Floyd’s&nbsp;setting of the story has not been seen in NYC
since its premiere in 1959, when it was presented by the New York
City Opera. Many operas followed including&nbsp;Of Mice and
Men&nbsp;(1969), which became one of Floyd’s most performed
works throughout the world. Long associated with Houston Grand Opera,
they commissioned&nbsp;three of Carlisle Floyd's major operas.&nbsp;In
1999,&nbsp;his most celebrated opera,&nbsp;Susannah&nbsp;finally
reached The MET in a production featuring Renée Fleming and Samuel
Ramey in the iconic leading roles.&nbsp;

Among
Floyd’s numerous awards and honors are a Guggenheim Fellowship
(1956), his induction into the American Academy of Arts and Letters
(2001),&nbsp;the National Medal of Arts in a ceremony at the White
House (2004),&nbsp;South Carolina Hall of Fame (2011) and the Florida
Artist Hall of Fame (2015).&nbsp;

With
a richly harmonic and lyric score, Floyd’s opera adaptation of
Emily Brontë’s groundbreaking novel blends traditional opera with
an American voice. The production by the little OPERA theatre of ny
is being presented as part of the nationwide celebration of the
composer's centennial.

Local Event: the little OPERA theatre of ny presents Wuthering Heights – Tickets Now on Sale

The
little OPERA theatre of ny (LOTNY) presents Wuthering
Heights, an
opera by Carlisle
Floyd after the
novel...

the little OPERA theatre of ny presents Wuthering Heights – Tickets Now on Sale

The
little OPERA theatre of ny (LOTNY)&nbsp;presents&nbsp;Wuthering
Heights, an
opera by&nbsp;Carlisle
Floyd&nbsp;after the
novel by&nbsp;Emily
Brontë,&nbsp;from
November 19-22 at the Loreto Theater, Sheen Center for Thought &amp;
Culture,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/18+Bleecker+St,+New+York,+NY,+10012?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">18
Bleecker St, New York, NY, 10012</a>.
Performances take place Thursday-Saturday at 7:30PM and Sunday at
3PM. General admission tickets are $30-60 ($15 student rush available
day of the performance with valid ID). For further details and to
purchase tickets, visit <a href="https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.lotny.org/wuthering-heights</a>.
To reach the Box Office by phone, please call&nbsp;<a href="tel:(212)%20219-3132" target="_blank" rel="noopener">(212)
219-3132</a>.

Wuthering
Heights, an opera by&nbsp;Carlisle Floyd&nbsp;after
the novel by&nbsp;Emily Brontë, is the iconic story of Cathy
and Heathcliff, whose bond in childhood grows into an unbreakable
love, set against the raw landscape of the Yorkshire Moors. Their
attempt to reform their interior nature and conform to society’s
expectations of them ends in tragedy for them and the people around
them.
The
iconic story of an unbreakable love, set against the raw landscape of
the Yorkshire Moors. American composer&nbsp;Carlisle
Floyd’s&nbsp;setting of the story has not been seen in NYC
since its premiere in 1959, when it was presented by the New York
City Opera. Many operas followed including&nbsp;Of Mice and
Men&nbsp;(1969), which became one of Floyd’s most performed
works throughout the world. Long associated with Houston Grand Opera,
they commissioned&nbsp;three of Carlisle Floyd's major operas.&nbsp;In
1999,&nbsp;his most celebrated opera,&nbsp;Susannah&nbsp;finally
reached The MET in a production featuring Renée Fleming and Samuel
Ramey in the iconic leading roles.&nbsp;
The cast for&nbsp;Wuthering Heights&nbsp;includes sopranos&nbsp;Vanessa Isiguen&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sara Kennedy&nbsp;double in the role of Cathy,&nbsp;baritones&nbsp;Markel Reed&nbsp;and&nbsp;Wayne Hu&nbsp;as Heathcliff,&nbsp;mezzo-sopranos&nbsp;Janara Kellerman&nbsp;and&nbsp;Margaret Lattimore&nbsp;as Nelly,&nbsp;tenors&nbsp;Charles Styles&nbsp;and&nbsp;&nbsp;Ryan Allais&nbsp;as Edgar,&nbsp;sopranos&nbsp;Elizabeth Novella&nbsp;and&nbsp;Teresa Castillo&nbsp;as Isabella, tenors&nbsp;Tom Walters&nbsp;and&nbsp;Spencer Hamlin&nbsp;as Hindley, bass&nbsp;Bert K. Johnson&nbsp;as Earnshaw, tenor&nbsp;David Gordon&nbsp;as Joseph and tenor&nbsp;Chad Kranak&nbsp;as Lockwood.&nbsp;The guests at Thrushcross Grange include soprano&nbsp;Alexandra Wiebe, mezzo sopranos&nbsp;Brooke Larimer&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rachel Arky, baritone&nbsp;Jonathan Lawlor, and Bass&nbsp;Andrew Boisvert.&nbsp;Additional guests of the Lintons to be announced.

(For
all double-cast roles, the first listed above performs on 11/19 and
11/21, the second listed performs on 11/20 and 11/22.)

The Creative Team&nbsp;includes Conductor&nbsp;Richard Cordova, Director&nbsp;Philip Shneidman,&nbsp;Choreographer&nbsp;Elizabeth Roxas-Dobrish, Costume Designer&nbsp;Lara de Bruijn, Scenic Designer&nbsp;Claire Karoff, Projection Designer&nbsp;Alex Basco Koch, Lighting Designer&nbsp;Seth Reiser, Associate Music Director&nbsp;Catherine Miller,&nbsp;Fight Director&nbsp;Brad Lemons, Production Stage Manager&nbsp;Jamil Chokachi&nbsp;and Production Manager&nbsp;Zac Spitzer.

Lead
sponsorship by Margo Leavin Foundation. This program is supported, in
part, by Public Funds from the New York City Department of Cultural
Affairs, in partnership with the City Council. By arrangement with
B&amp;H Music Publishing Inc., d/b/a Boosey &amp; Hawkes, publisher
and copyright owner.

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Theater Resources Unlimited

Theater
Resources Unlimited (TRU)&nbsp;announces&nbsp;Recognizing
Commercial Potential: Is This Show Worth Investing In?&nbsp;on
Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 12PM to 5PM. Tickets start at $97 and
can be purchased at
<a href="https://truonline.org/events/recognizing-commercial-potential-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://truonline.org/events/recognizing-commercial-potential-2026/</a>.



The
event takes place LIVE at Cody Lassen &amp; Associates’ conference
room. It is VIRTUAL for our friends outside of New York City.
Register to receive the live location and virtual link. NOTE: Only
the first 25 registrants can attend live; everyone else is welcome
virtually. There is no ticketing at the door–you must register
before the event.

An
essential workshop for producers and investors. Panel will
include&nbsp;Sharon
Fallon/Sharon Fallon Productions,
executive producer, general manager and consultant
(Indecent,&nbsp;Beautiful&nbsp;Broadway,
London &amp; National Tour,
Matilda The Musical,&nbsp;Lysistrata
Jones);&nbsp;Eric
Goldman,
entertainment attorney;&nbsp;Cody
Lassen,
producer&nbsp;(B'way:&nbsp;How
I Learned To Drive, Indecent, Spring Awakening;
Off-Bway:&nbsp;A
Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet, Picking Up Speed, Hyprov);&nbsp;James
Simon&nbsp;producer
and investor (The
Play That Goes Wrong,&nbsp;The
Velocity of Autumn, Something Rotten, Pippin;&nbsp;UK
premiere of&nbsp;Something
Rotten;&nbsp;upcoming:&nbsp;Damn
Yankees).

It’s
every producer’s job – to find investors for your
production.&nbsp;Whether
you are a self-producing artist looking for a lead producer to option
your piece, a lead producer looking for co-producers and investors,
or a not-for-profit theater looking for enhancement funds, at some
point you will have to sit down and make the case for why your show
is the right investment.

In
this invaluable and unprecedented program, a stellar lineup of
theater professionals will share their personal views on evaluating
shows as investments. You will hear insider takes on how producers
and investors determine the productions in which they want to
participate, as well as how they bring others on board, including
methods for evaluating the structural integrity of the play itself,
the production and creative teams, the financial plan for the initial
commercial production, the possibility for downstream revenue, and
the potential competition. And you’ll hear some stories about
pitches that were wildly successful and some that were epic
disappointments.

12
to 12:15PM - Introduction,
with Bob Ost
12:15
to 1PM - Legal Perspective:&nbsp;Laying
the Legal Groundwork and Identifying Potential Issues, with Eric
Goldman
1
to 1:45PM - General Manager Perspective:&nbsp;Budgeting
and Contracts - Are the Financials Realistic? with Sharon Fallon
1:45
to 2:30PM - Lunch
2:30
to 3:15PM - Producer's Perspective: How to Pick a Winner,&nbsp;with
Cody Lassen
3:15
to 4PM - Why I Choose to Invest in a Property,
with James Simon
4
to 5PM - An open conversation&nbsp;about
some of the best and worst decisions our speakers have made, and how
their assumptions about commercial viability have evolved.

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Works
&amp; Process&nbsp;presents&nbsp;Peter
&amp; the Wolf&nbsp;by
Sergei Prokofiev with Isaac Mizrahi, Dance Heginbotham,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ensemble
Connect,
conducted by&nbsp;Michael
P. Atkinson,&nbsp;from
Saturday, December 5 through Sunday, December 13 in the Peter B.
Lewis Theater at Guggenheim New York,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/1071+Fifth+Avenue,+NYC?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">1071
Fifth Avenue, NYC</a>.
Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased at
<a href="https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-peter-and-the-wolf-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-peter-and-the-wolf-2026</a>.




Isaac
Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s
classic&nbsp;Peter &amp;
the Wolf, accompanied by
Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect and conducted by Michael P.
Atkinson. The cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs
choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the thirty-minute story to
life for the young––and the young at heart.


No
matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.

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Works
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Works & Process Presents Peter & the Wolf by Sergei Prokofiev with Isaac Mizrahi

Works
&amp; Process presents the return of Princess Lockerooo’s&nbsp;The
NutWAACKer on
December 9 and 10, 2026 at 7PM at Guggenheim New York in the Peter B.
Lewis Theater,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/1071+Fifth+Avenue,+New+York,+NY+10128?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">1071
Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10128</a>.
Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased at
<a href="https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-princess-lockerooo-the-nutwaacker-a-dance-concert" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.worksandprocess.org/calendar/works-and-process-at-guggenheim-new-york-princess-lockerooo-the-nutwaacker-a-dance-concert</a>.



Dancer,
director, and cultural force Princess Lockerooo returns with her
fiercely reimagined holiday classic,&nbsp;The NutWAACKer: A Dance
Concert. The elegance of Tchaikovsky’s classical score meets
the glitter and raw energy of New York City’s underground dance
culture. Don’t miss this tribute to queer brilliance, street
culture, and the city’s electrifying legacies of movement.

Bringing
together waacking––a queer dance form nearly lost during the AIDS
crisis––with vogue, hip-hop, house, and more, this high-impact
performance is a kinetic journey through identity, defiance, and
holiday magic told through the eyes of a nonbinary youth navigating
tradition, resistance, and chosen family in the heart of Central
Park.

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Works
& Process presents the return of Princess Lockerooo’s The
NutWAACKer on
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Works & Process Presents the Return of Princess Lockerooo’s The NutWAACKer

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre

Amanda
Selwyn Dance Theatre&nbsp;announces
its new&nbsp;Artist
Pathway Series,&nbsp;creating
opportunities for dance artists to develop, present, and advance
their work in&nbsp;Amanda
Selwyn Dance Studio&nbsp;–
a professional dance venue at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/412+Broadway?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">412
Broadway</a>&nbsp;in
Tribeca. From first sketches and works-in-progress to festival
stages, co-presentations, and creative residencies, the series
provides a supportive pathway for experimentation, artistic exchange,
and meaningful growth at every stage of the creative journey. The
Series includes opportunities to develop, present, and advance dance
work.

The
Amanda Selwyn Dance Studio&nbsp;is a 6,000 square foot
performance, event, and rehearsal
venue.
The Studio has a multi-functional front studio space, locker rooms,
and our main Dance Studio space. Our 85 X 24.5 foot Dance Studio is
equipped as a fully professional and functional black-box theater
with a harlequin sprung dance floor, flexible seating for 100,
risers, ETC light board and theatrical lighting, sound system, video
projection, cyclorama, and more.

Sketches:
Emerging Artist Series | Works-in-Progress Showings
Performance
Dates: April 15-17, 2027
Application
Deadline: December 18, 2026
<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fQ3qRB1HCVag-lxQh1NjN273xQ7p-fZcvOYpa-Q3LRJsvbfXMHFBw6Z4Ckf3f6hxCw1kkl44xoNwwUUATjUnaoewdlkkILGXyoSw_P_TjRSDGQySEXYw2MqOMRNoVKIMbpva7GVssQk1KiuOt_pNw-xju6m66PDuyL6MScMZzEiEQpoAQfU4rDbXJ257L4MYKhzzj-9-dKsj-iBobShJSR5pilcbvaxqIE4g-l6lHnZGw3tORfQk95Ms-Ii2uscQ_wwbI8Vdn8rdbNZNGGEvY2TQ7nWfOE0jgYr7MSFZqL9fL0YdZYRe8IylKOG1U57LmHPuncFG1PtcqzRK94QtiuF-j1Z9yzT0oJEdlF1Xr12915qDW7cjPFD3eT-umApSfXaZ_GFSLgDKby_l8A44QFsUK7KS8c1jKwwnxqK8nYBAhRCOK0hxEbyn30IScsD32-pvp6m536LhiCPTfze58dzjlDHAEeVrmbVSXphWQJaHBvlQ3Gqapw==&amp;c=FJCateKvjd66h1Yutom7nSAdRKhJM72if5HYQtfVes5WJvBOlVCIJA==&amp;ch=3Ijmo-vCU7_6-OqYVA-dlGbeiqSQECeE4k7MeZthDzczzljsnZdRXQ==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Application
Link</a>
<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDxdj2Q_PtuqUp8h2YQRBdqrD_SKZFrkWSQ-zj1ZnsNTf0Yw/viewform" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDxdj2Q_PtuqUp8h2YQRBdqrD_SKZFrkWSQ-zj1ZnsNTf0Yw/viewform</a>

Sketches
is an informal works-in-progress performance opportunity. Designed to
support emerging choreographers and dance artists as they develop new
work, Sketches provides an accessible, professional studio setting in
which artists can share their creative process, connect with
audiences, and build momentum toward future performances.

<h2>
Selected
Choreographers will receive four hours of rehearsal + three-hour
performance event, one simple theatrical lighting look, 50% of all
ticket sales.</h2>
Cost
to Artist: Subsidized flat rental fee: $600

Sketches
is ideal for emerging choreographers, dance artists, and
interdisciplinary creators looking for a supportive environment to
present works-in-progress, experiment with new ideas, and engage
audiences before a full production.

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Amanda
Selwyn Dance Theatre announces
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Pathway Series, creating
opportunities for dance artists to develop,...

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre Announces Artist Pathway Series

The Players

Gingold
Theatrical Group&nbsp;(GTG) (David Staller, Artistic Director;
Isaiah Josiah, Managing Producer), the Off-Broadway company dedicated
to the humanitarian ideals and enduring relevance of&nbsp;George
Bernard Shaw, announced today that liberal activist,&nbsp;Dr.
Mary L. Trump, will receive the organization’s Golden Shamrock
Award at its 2026 Holiday Gala on Friday, December 18 at 6 PM at&nbsp;The
Players&nbsp;in Gramercy Park. The evening will feature a
sit-down dinner, performances, and many sparkling surprises. 


Tickets
for the&nbsp;GTG
Golden Shamrock Gala&nbsp;begin
at $350 for a single ticket and $5,000 for a table of 10. Tickets can
be purchased online at <a href="https://gingoldgroup.org/support/gala/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://gingoldgroup.org/support/gala/</a>
or by contacting the Gingold office
at&nbsp;<a href="tel:(212)%20355-7823" target="_blank">212-355-7823</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@gingoldgroup.org" target="_blank">info@gingoldgroup.org</a>.


Dr.
Mary L. Trump is a&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;bestselling
author, clinical psychologist, and activist whose work has addressed
psychology, American political life, and the defense of democratic
institutions. She holds a PhD from the Derner Institute of Advanced
Psychological Studies at Adelphi University and has taught graduate
courses in trauma, psychopathology, and developmental psychology.


The
Golden Shamrock Award&nbsp;will recognize Dr. Trump’s
commitment to speaking publicly about issues of accountability, human
rights, and free expression—principles central to GTG’s mission
and to the legacy of George Bernard Shaw, whose work consistently
challenged audiences to examine the institutions and assumptions of
his time.

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Gingold
Theatrical Group (GTG) (David Staller, Artistic Director;
Isaiah Josiah, Managing Producer), the Off-Broadway company...

Gingold Theatrical Group to honor Liberal Activist Dr. Mary L. Trump at 2026 Holiday Gala

Alice Tully Hall

Lincoln
Center for the Performing Arts (LCPA) announces the return of the
Lincoln
Center Contemporary Dance Festival for
its first winter season. Part of the Pasculano Collaborative for
Contemporary Dance, this iteration of the Festival highlights the
works of New York City-based companies, featuring pieces by
choreographers&nbsp;Hannah Garner, Omar Román de Jesús, Heidi
Latsky, Shamel Pitts, Netta Yerushalmy, Caili Quan, and Rosie
Herrera. 


&nbsp;

The
Lincoln Center Presents 26/27 Season continues to shine a spolight on
dance with pieces from&nbsp;Soles
of Duende, Aszure
Barton&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ambrose
Akinmusire, and&nbsp;Michela
Marino Lerman,
as well as an evening in honor of&nbsp;Carmen
de Lavallade,
with additional activities designed to enhance and expand an
audience’s experience of dance at LCPA.

&nbsp;

All
events are Free or Choose-What-You-Pay, continuing the institution’s
bold commitment to arts accessibility for all—a trailblazing model
that helps ensure Lincoln Center Presents season events can be
experienced by everyone. Since 2022, LCPA’s Free and
Choose-What-You-Pay model has helped bring nearly 3 million people to
the Lincoln Center campus through performances, educational events,
festivals, and open-air experiences.

&nbsp;

A
new, biannual festival offered each summer and winter, the&nbsp;Lincoln
Center Contemporary Dance Festival establishes
a consistent and ambitious home for contemporary dance at Lincoln
Center, including commissions and new education initiatives. The
festival launched in June 2026, featuring five international
companies thatpresented cutting-edge works exploring different dance
forms through themes of personal heritage and origin, identity, and
transformation by choreographers from the United Kingdom, South
Korea, Belgium, Spain, and France.

&nbsp;

Beginning
January 6, 2027 in Alice Tully Hall,&nbsp;the&nbsp;Lincoln
Center Contemporary Dance Festival&nbsp;&nbsp;celebrates
choreographers presenting boundary-pushing works, including a world
premiere, two New York premieres, and two works commissioned by the
Pasculano Collaborative for Contemporary Dance.

 

<ul>
	<li>
	Opening
	the festival,&nbsp;Netta
	Yerushalmy’s&nbsp;MOVEMENT&nbsp;synthesizes
	over 100 citations from an expansive range of dances across genres
	and cultures.&nbsp;
	</li><li>
	In
	the&nbsp;world
	premiere of Days
	of Awe, a
	Pasculano Collaborative commission,Heidi
	Latsky&nbsp;creates
	a powerful meditation on disruption, transformation, and resilience.
	</li><li>
	Hannah
	Garner's 2nd Best Dance Company&nbsp;presents
	a reimagined&nbsp;Slumber,
	which walks the fuzzy line between dance and play,&nbsp;with
	commissioning support from the Pasculano Collaborative.
	</li><li>
	Omar
	Román de Jesús&nbsp;and
	his company&nbsp;BOCA
	TUYA&nbsp;present&nbsp;the
	New York premiere of&nbsp;Sombreristas,
	which invites audiences to shed the skin of adult decorum.
	</li><li>
	The&nbsp;New
	York premiere&nbsp;of&nbsp;Marks
	of RED by
	Shamel Pitts' TRIBE&nbsp;creates
	a world of magical realism exploring Black embodiment, featuring
	scenic design by Tony Award-winner Mimi Lien (Lincoln Center
	Artist-in-Residence 2022-2024).&nbsp;
	</li><li>
	Juilliard
	Dance&nbsp;celebrates
	its&nbsp;75th&nbsp;anniversary,
	honoring a legacy of artistic excellence while showcasing the next
	generation of dance artists.&nbsp;The evening will include first
	year students performing a new work by&nbsp;Juilliard Arnhold
	Creative Associate&nbsp;Caili
	Quan, and
	one by&nbsp;Guggenheim Choreographic Fellow&nbsp;Rosie
	Herrera&nbsp;performed
	by fourth year students.&nbsp;
</li></ul>

&nbsp;

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Lincoln
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Lincoln
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its...

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival Returns for First Winter Season

Church Street

The&nbsp;Limón Dance Company (LDC)&nbsp;embarks on its largest choreographic commission to date in celebration of its 80th Anniversary season, a reimagining of José Limón’s&nbsp;The Moor’s Pavane&nbsp;by&nbsp;Akram Khan, with performances at&nbsp;Northrop at the University of Minneapolis&nbsp;on January 30, 2027,&nbsp;Quick Center for the Arts in Fairfield, CTon February 3, 2027,&nbsp;Onstage at Connecticut College&nbsp;in New London on February 6, 2027, and&nbsp;Vivo Performing Arts in Boston&nbsp;from February 12-13, 2027.&nbsp;To purchase tickets, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.limon.nyc/performances" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.limon.nyc/performances</a>.
Developed over a series of ten weeks in the fall of 2026 and January 2027, Khan&nbsp;will re-envision a one-act version of Limón’s choreographic masterpiece. On January 16, 2027, Works &amp; Process will offer an inside look into the rehearsal process during Limón Dance Company’s residency at The Campus at Marlboro Music. Details are available&nbsp;at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/works-process-limon-dance-company-tickets-2001638313077?aff=oddtdtcreator" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/works-process-limon-dance-company-tickets-2001638313077?aff=oddtdtcreator</a>.
Northrop at the University of Minnesota is the lead commissioner on the project, with additional co-commissioning and development provided by Works &amp; Process (in partnership with The Campus at Marlboro Music and Guggenheim New York). Newly announced co-commissioning partners include:&nbsp;Pasculano Collaborative for Contemporary Dance&nbsp;at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts,&nbsp;The Music Center,&nbsp;Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School &amp; Camp, and the&nbsp;American Dance Festival&nbsp;with support from the Doris Duke/SHS Foundation Award for New Works.&nbsp;<a href="https://llpzyycab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001rNeKC92huxWzw9zHFXWsSXc5VzwvvhjFhiOfr3fD5UQh8OxRf1YNN78S-3nk5mqK8AT9PW2skjftHHgBV8lTducK-bFaMKI4ONTvOYUR2lxyPVOQQrA0orcdmDh6Dzmrw6J6R0KeiER0tjBvuAcn4DF0jvk-dbOf&amp;c=F7S8KdEBLQlmhEK-4-Jwyy7tquSu05zcDcm_UgmqHYe4Xwg8Ypqi5A==&amp;ch=AMaoo-in7tmnObjjSBapYxoZ2fPNLRXS0-nFwnwv_FPCSrBSYqh6aw==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">SOZO IMPACT</a>&nbsp;leads worldwide representation and is currently booking the 27/28 and 28/29 touring seasons, working in partnership with Quaternaire across the United Kingdom and Europe.
“This incredible, timeless piece was a work I had come across and studied as a young performing arts student. And although that was so many decades ago, it has remained with me and still schools me today. Most simply put, I realized even then that the work was about the human condition, in all its flaws and weaknesses. And though this work is short in length, I have always felt it to be an epic sweeping gesture of comment on our sense of who we are not, rather than who we are. And so, I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to be inspired again and now to reimagine this work through my current artistic lens…. As not to take away from Limón’s original version, but instead, to pay homage to a work that has inspired so many artists over many generations. Bringing together the voices of my creative collaborators, Zeynep Kepekli (lighting designer), Aditya Prakash (composer), and the incredible artists of the Limón Dance Company, I am looking to create an emotionally physical experience that echoes the past yet expresses the present,” said Akram Khan.

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Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Columbia University President Jennifer MnookinWhat does it mean to build a university community at a moment when the very idea of community feels fraught? Join Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Columbia University President Jennifer Mnookin for a conversation about the future of campus life.
College campuses have long been places where people encounter ideas, experiences, and perspectives radically different from their own. But how can universities make those differences a meaningful part of education rather than a source of deeper division? How should institutions balance free expression and civil discourse with the responsibility to create environments in which students can learn and thrive? And as artificial intelligence transforms how we teach, study, research, and even think, what aspects of a university education become more vital to our society?
Diermeier, an internationally renowned political scientist and management scholar, has made free expression and civil discourse central to his leadership at Vanderbilt. Mnookin, a nationally recognized legal scholar who became Columbia’s 21st president in 2026, previously served as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she launched major initiatives around artificial intelligence, interdisciplinary research, and intellectual pluralism and dialogue across difference.
Hear them in conversation as they explore what universities owe their students and society, how campuses can engage in respectful disagreement across differences, and what it will take to create intellectually vibrant communities for the 21st century.

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Building Community at the 21st-Century University

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Clear your schedule! For TWO days only, we’re popping up in SoHo so you can shop our holiday collection before it goes public (ooooh, ahhhh!).

Three brand-spanking-new products that are getting people talking (get it?): Technicaller Clear (yes, our version of the beloved clear phone), Contact Keeper, and Twirly Cord Charms!

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Tin Can Phone Pop Up!

Clear your schedule! For TWO days only, we’re popping up in SoHo so you can shop our holiday collection before it goes public...

The Record Plant (now The Plant – Sony)

Only three dates remaining this November!This 90-minute <a href="https://www.purefindernewyork.com/the-cold-tour" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">walking tour</a> examines how surveillance, propaganda, and systems of control shaped public life in Midtown Manhattan across the twentieth century.
The route explores lesser-known sites connected to media influence, intelligence activity, and political messaging, highlighting how institutional power operated within everyday commercial and civic spaces.
The tour incorporates sheltered areas, covered entrances, and indoor spaces.
Book your ticket with <a href="https://www.purefindernewyork.com/the-cold-tour" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Purefinder New York</a>.

Local Event: Surveillance, Propaganda & Control Tour in Midtown Manhattan

Surveillance, Propaganda & Control Tour in...

Only three dates remaining this November!This 90-minute walking tour examines how surveillance, propaganda, and systems of...

Surveillance, Propaganda & Control Tour in Midtown Manhattan

Carl Schurz Park

FINAL&nbsp;TOUR&nbsp;DATES.Explore how New York City became a center for psychiatric treatment and medical experimentation. This walking tour examines the <a href="https://www.purefindernewyork.com/the-psychiatric-history-of-new-york" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">history</a> of mental health on the Upper East Side, tracing psychiatry’s path from its European origins to its modern institutions. 
Guests will learn about early asylums, the rise of psychoanalysis, and the city’s role in refining public attitudes toward the mind and medicine. Sites include locations tied to research, reform, and the professionals who helped define modern psychiatry.
Book now with <a href="https://www.purefindernewyork.com/the-psychiatric-history-of-new-york" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Purefinder New York</a> before the tour season ends.
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Local Event: The Psychiatric History of New York: Upper East Side Tour

The Psychiatric History of New York: Upper East...

FINAL TOUR DATES.Explore how New York City became a center for psychiatric treatment and medical experimentation. This walking...

The Psychiatric History of New York: Upper East Side Tour

Jefferson Market Library

Purefinder New York’s Dark Side of the Gilded Age looks past the mansions and famous fortunes to the workers who made them possible. This Greenwich Village walking tour explores the class divide behind New York’s Gilded Age, using the period phrase “the upper tens and the lower millions” to examine wealth, labor, and conflict in the city.
Book now with <a href="https://www.purefindernewyork.com/dark-side-of-the-gilded-age" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Purefinder New York</a>.

Local Event: Dark Side of the Gilded Age Tour

Dark Side of the Gilded Age Tour

Purefinder New York’s Dark Side of the Gilded Age looks past the mansions and famous fortunes to the workers who made them...

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Help Save Lives! Donate Blood.
Our blood supply depends on one neighbor giving to another. There is no well accepted substitute. Please join the Society of St.Vincent de Paul in partnership with the New York Blood Center on Sunday, November 8th, from 9:00am until 3:00pm.
Location: 48 East 84th Street between Park Ave.and Madison Ave.
Please set up your appointment by UR code or link provided. 
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Local Event: Blood Drive

Blood Drive

                              Help Save Lives! Donate Blood.
Our blood supply depends on one neighbor giving to another. There...

Palestinian Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli Maoz Inon forged a bond of brotherhood when the world expected them to be enemies.
Both have lost family to the conflict. Both have known the bitterness of righteous anger. But they chose a different path. Join them for a powerful conversation about their unlikely bond — and their new book,&nbsp;The Future is Peace.
Abu Sarah and Inon are often asked: in the face of so much loss, how can we ever find hope? Their answer is always the same. One cannot find hope. We must create it.&nbsp;The Future is Peace&nbsp;is a rebuttal to a broken world and a bold challenge to the belief that more violence can ever bring security. Told with unflinching honesty, Abu Sarah and Inon's story is proof that peace is not a naive dream, but a courageous choice — for reconciliation to heal the wounds of revenge, for partnerships to change a destiny of war, and for empathy to save us from drowning in sorrow.
In this timely conversation, moderated by TED’s Helen Walters, hear them discuss the experiences that shaped their journeys, the relationships that transformed their understanding of the "other," and how empathy can save us from drowning in sorrow. Moving beyond politics and headlines, they explore what it takes to break cycles of fear, grief, and how ordinary people can become agents of healing and change.
Expect an inspiring and challenging discussion about courage, friendship, and the possibility of building a future rooted not in victory over one another, but in a shared commitment to peace.
After the talk, both Aziz and Maoz will be signing copies of their book, The Future is Peace.

Local Event: Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon in Conversation with Helen Walters: The Future Is Peace

Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon in Conversation...

Palestinian Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli Maoz Inon forged a bond of brotherhood when the world expected them to be enemies.
Both...

Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon in Conversation with Helen Walters: The Future Is Peace

Ace Hotel New York

Address:&nbsp;20 W 29th St, New York, NY, 10001
TICKETS: <a href="https://daddy-rabbit.turntabletickets.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">daddy-rabbit.turntabletickets.com/</a>
<h3>'The Most Electrifying Party In Town' FORBES</h3>
<h3>'This new underground jazz speakeasy is the epitome of cool' TIMEOUT</h3>
<h4>On November 14 it's the birthday bash of Daddy Rabbit founder and virtuoso pianist Misha Piatigorsky. This is a carousel that never stops turning — a rotating cast of world-class musicians playing original compositions alongside daring reinventions of Soul, Jazz, Rock, Funk, and RnB classics you thought you knew.</h4>
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<h4>Descend into New York's coolest speakeasy, where the walls hum and the night ignites. On Misha's Birthday every note carries a little more passion. Every interpretation lands a little brighter. The strings &nbsp;hold their bend a breath longer, the bass sinks deeper into the pocket, the horns come in bold, and the songs feel vivid again, like old favorites with the saturation turned up.</h4>
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<h4>Daddy Rabbit isn't a show — it's a living, breathing organism of sound. Classically trained pianists trade fire with bassists who groove like it's gospel. Horn players wail beside jazz singers who whisper and roar in the same breath. MCs spit truth while beatboxers conjure entire rhythm sections from nothing but air and instinct.</h4>
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<h4>Come hungry for something you can't name yet. Leave changed.</h4>
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<h4>This is Daddy Rabbit. Get in before the door closes. It's a show where you can literally stand with the band.</h4>
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<h4>Doors at 7pm. Show at 8pm. All tickets come with seats and table service.</h4>

Local Event: Daddy Rabbit Birthday Bash

Daddy Rabbit Birthday Bash

Address: 20 W 29th St, New York, NY, 10001
TICKETS: daddy-rabbit.turntabletickets.com/
'The Most Electrifying Party In Town'...

Light &amp; Darkness Elaine Hagenberg: Illuminare Ralph Vaughan Williams: Dona Nobis Pacem Saint Andrew Chorale &amp; Orchestra Katherine Wessinger, soprano; Rod Gomez, baritone Andrew Henderson, conductor
The Saint Andrew Chorale opens its 62nd season with two glorious choral works of the 20th and 21st Centuries. Hagenberg’s Illuminare has quickly gained a place in the modern choral repertoire, set to a compilation of sacred and poetic text in Latin and English, the piece draws on themes of light overcoming darkness. Vaughan Williams’s Dona Nobis Pacem (“Grant us peace”) is a profound plea for peace in a troubled world, setting texts from the Latin Mass alongside poetry by Walt Whitman reflecting on the horrors of war and the hope for reconciliation.

Local Event: Choral Masterworks: Light & Darkness

Choral Masterworks: Light & Darkness

Light & Darkness Elaine Hagenberg: Illuminare Ralph Vaughan Williams: Dona Nobis Pacem Saint Andrew Chorale & Orchestra...

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