FILM @ Downtown Urban Arts Festival (DUAF) showcases the best in new short film from new and emerging independent filmmakers from United States and around the world. Short films make up a unique medium, one that lends itself neatly to subtler scenes and visual experimentation. They also, not-so-coincidentally, carve out a space for voices often (more…)

A Live Action Show Choreographed risk. Mechanical contraptions. Mindboggling/Unimaginable/Indescribable fun! SEA is a wild kaleidoscope of Action Events and music; human bodies careening through, around, and above invented hardware accompanied by local guest DJs and STREB’s resident DJ & Emcee. SEA has been conceived to fit in a myriad of traditional and alternative performance space (more…)

Stop by & visit our ArtsConnection Teen Programs table @ Teens Take the Met 5/31! ART-MAKING/MUSIC/PERFORMANCES/GALLERY ACTIVITIES/SNACKS/GIVEAWAYS & MUCH MORE! Grab your friends and take over The Met for the night. Drop in for teen-only activities across the Museum including art making, performances, music, and more. Discover what you can also do at over 40 (more…)

**Get your tickets before sales close Thursday 6/20 @ 12pm** DCINY presents guest conductors María Guinand and Saul Zaks in a performance of new works from South America. Alberto Grau’s El San Pedro and Opereta Ecológica as well as the world premiere of Martin Palmeri’s Gran Misa will be performed by the Distinguished Concerts Orchestra (more…)

A New York apartment play, 2011, but something’s wrong – terribly wrong. Someone was murdered. And what’s that god-awful sound? Tonight, nightly news investigates. Stay tuned for an exclusive interview with the murderer. Or the playwright. Or the playwright’s murderer. i thought i would die but I didn’t is a genre-warping play about the disconnect (more…)