Jerusalem, 1192. Muslims, Christians and Jews live side by side thanks to a fragile truce that could collapse at any moment. As the tension mounts a question arises from the ruling Sultan: “which religion is the one most beloved by God?” Nathan, a pious Jewish merchant, is charged with answering this question to help secure (more…)

Co-presented with Irish Arts Center As inspiration for their latest production, Arcane Collective delves into the Samuel Beckett trilogy Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnamable. In reverence to Beckett, Return to Absence embodies the resonant images and wrought emotions characteristic to these remarkable stories. Constructing a fluent language of movement and environments as abstract and (more…)

Co-presented with Irish Arts Center As inspiration for their latest production, Arcane Collective delves into the Samuel Beckett trilogy Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnamable. In reverence to Beckett, Return to Absence embodies the resonant images and wrought emotions characteristic to these remarkable stories. Constructing a fluent language of movement and environments as abstract and (more…)

Gabriel Hermida is an Argentinian guitarist who infuses his compositions with the essence of classical tango, flamenco and contemporary jazz. He’s coming to Subrosa, performing his new ensemble with the rhythms of tango and flamenco. Most of Gabriel’s compositions are instrumentals, drawing on influences from tango and jazz, along with contemporary music. When his songs (more…)

Los Hacheros, modern-day torchbearers of the Golden Age of Latin music, recorded their second album Bambulaye (February 26 / Chulo / Daptone Records) live to an old tape machine, following dates throughout New York City at Lincoln Center, P.S. 1 MOMA, quincaneras and strip clubs in the Bronx. (Their debut Pilon was released on Daptone (more…)