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May 20 - 25

An all-new take on this universal story of family dysfunction, delusion and desire. Guest directed by Randy Reyes, in consultation with Lear deBessonet. Featuring Elizabeth Grullon, Kurt Kwan, Kris Nelson, and Austene Van.

4/29 Genderella,4/30 Jersey Justice,5/1 Beneficiary,5/6 By Reason of Sanity,5/7 Enduring Loves,5/8 I Owe You a Lullaby, 5/13 Parasol, 5/15 Itch Loves Louie, 5/20 On Red Grain of Sand, 5/21 Verve, 5/22 All Other Nights

Couples Book Group - The Dinner

an apocalyptic surf-rock musical in stereoscopic cyclorama

With the beautiful Aja!

Eduardo Galeano will discuss his new book, Children of the Days: A Calendar of Human History, answer questions, and sign books.

On this night of live storytelling, join us for tales of Back Roads: Stories of detours in our cars, and in our lives.

Recall the Grimm Brothers' moral tale of promises made and promises broken. A poor miller tries to impress the royal cousin by boasting untruthfully that his beautiful daughter can turn straw into gold. When the girl is locked in a room with a ...

Isn't it time you both had fun? interactive music program for newborn & up!

A Dance Program by ALDEN MOVES Dance Theater

The Grown Folks Tour seeks to engage audiences through spoken word and theater by featuring two solo plays that explore and examine what it means to grow up, love and become yourself.

In the play, five actors improvise a family drama. Character and location remain constant, but the plot and script of the show are created new each night.

Star Trek Burlesque!

Ian Spencer Bell Dance presents new work Tuesday, May 21 and Wednesday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m., at New York City Center, in studio 5.

Through a series of lessons and demonstrations which build upon one another, students will learn the fundamentals of burlesque dance.

Theatrical Reading

Dr. Kastner distills the very latest research into wise-minded parenting strategies to help bring out the best in young people. Her engaging advice prepares parents of well for the unpredictable, often turbulent, tween and teen years.

Theme- Back roads: Stories of detours in our cars, and in our lives.

Meg Murch concludes her residency at PNW with this exhibition of work created in the past 18 months. Three bodies of work will be on display. All are explorations of color on sculpture.