Events

One apartment. Forty layers of wallpaper. Three families.

What if an old Lower East Side apartment revealed the lives of those who lived there before?

Through puppetry, masks, and live performance, this beautiful production uncovers intertwined stories of Jewish, Chinese, and Puerto Rican migrants, and the America they helped to build.

Legacy. Loss. Endurance. In a decaying mansion, three orphaned sisters fight to preserve their family’s legacy as the social and political world around them collapses. A powerful drama performed in Spanish with English surtitles.

Before the headlines. Before the history books. The electrifying, largely untold story of the first Black woman elected to Congress and the first to run for President, written and performed by Ingrid Griffith.

Every year, monarch butterflies cross borders without passports - guided by instinct, resilience, and hope.

This breathtaking dance experience mirrors that epic migration, reflecting the courage and enduring spirit of Mexicans whose lives, families, and dreams move between Mexico and the United States.

Through powerful movement and stunning imagery, this performance tells a story of belonging, survival, and the beauty of return, a reminder that migration is not just movement, but legacy.