The gifted Sheila E is a world-class drummer and percussionist who has amassing an impressive string of credits playing not only with her dad but also with pioneering talents like George Duke, Herbie Hancock, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Lionel Richie, Prince, Ringo Starr, Gloria Estefan, Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez. Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter behind the seminal hits “The Glamorous Life” and “A Love Bizarre.” A fearless multi-instrumentalist, equally proficient on guitar and bass, actress, mentor and philanthropist.

A celebration of jazz legends Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Lena Horne, and Billie Holiday
With music provided by Ryan Keberle’s Big Band Living Legacy Project, a 15-piece jazz orchestra, and Adam Birnbaum on piano.

BEYOND THE LIGHT is a tender and heartbreaking fable of two worlds colliding.
She is a living soul, a woman of Earth, and yet, it seems, from another universe. He — an algorithm, slowly learning to wear a human face. She is warm and vibrant, igniting a spark within him. He is cold and precise, beginning to feel. As chaos softens into hope, and a shattered world is stitched back together, Their chance encounter rewrites everything.
*This play is performed in Russian, with English subtitles.

Bring the whole flock to the most feather-ruffling, toe-tapping event of the season: "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!" With Mo Willems' ingenious script and Deborah Wicks La Puma's catchy tunes, this is no ordinary show—it's a whirlwind of laughter and fun! Ages 3 to 8.

Written like a salsa song infused with love, legacy and liquor, we follow the ritmo of Raul y Mirasol as they find themselves stuck in generational burdens.

As beliefs clash and memories become clearer “al compas del son”, their minds channel truths their heart y Dios can't hide.

BEYOND THE LIGHT is a tender and heartbreaking fable of two worlds colliding.
She is a living soul, a woman of Earth, and yet, it seems, from another universe. He — an algorithm, slowly learning to wear a human face. She is warm and vibrant, igniting a spark within him. He is cold and precise, beginning to feel. As chaos softens into hope, and a shattered world is stitched back together, Their chance encounter rewrites everything.
*This play is performed in Russian, with English subtitles.

An Afro Caribbean Jazz Experience merging Puerto Rican & Dominican Republic musical roots

Written like a salsa song infused with love, legacy and liquor, we follow the ritmo of Raul y Mirasol as they find themselves stuck in generational burdens.

As beliefs clash and memories become clearer “al compas del son”, their minds channel truths their heart y Dios can't hide.

BEYOND THE LIGHT is a tender and heartbreaking fable of two worlds colliding.
She is a living soul, a woman of Earth, and yet, it seems, from another universe. He — an algorithm, slowly learning to wear a human face. She is warm and vibrant, igniting a spark within him. He is cold and precise, beginning to feel. As chaos softens into hope, and a shattered world is stitched back together, Their chance encounter rewrites everything.
*This play is performed in Russian, with English subtitles.

Disney Concerts and AMP Worldwide present Disney’s Moana Live-To-Film Concert North American tour, featuring a full-length screening of the beloved movie accompanied by live performances of a unique on-stage musical ensemble of top Hollywood studio musicians, Polynesian rhythm masters and vocalists, celebrating the music and songs from this award-winning Walt Disney Animation Studios’ classic.

Written like a salsa song infused with love, legacy and liquor, we follow the ritmo of Raul y Mirasol as they find themselves stuck in generational burdens.

As beliefs clash and memories become clearer “al compas del son”, their minds channel truths their heart y Dios can't hide.

Between Neighborhoods contemplates histories that orbit Robert Moses's Unisphere in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, since it went up as the "theme center" for the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. Sixty years to the day after that fair closed on October 17, 1965, LPAC screens Seth Fein's 2024 reboot of his prize-winning documentary essay, which works in split-screen between original and archival footage to consider the present and past –– of imperialism and immigration, corporate and social globalizations –– that surround the last NYWF's singular architectural legacy across liberal and neoliberal regimes, between the age of Moses and that of Trump and AOC.