July 25 @ 7:30PM
UN-spoken |
A Contemporary Dance Show
UN-spoken is a contemporary dance show that explores the universal experience of bullying and the transformative journey from isolation to empowerment understanding that our life experiences and traumas don't define us but we are all powerful on our own and even more so together, uplifting one another. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences, the show balances raw emotion with moments of hope, connection, and healing without blame and judgement but showing understanding and empathy.
ABOUT LAGUARDIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
BUILDING BRIDGES IN THE COMMUNITY
LaGuardia Performing Arts Center serves as a bridge for dynamic storytellers to produce theatrical, musical, and dance productions that inspire dialogue, foster relationships, and drive societal transformation
with our vibrant communities.
UPCOMING EVENTS, FESTIVALS, RESIDENCIES AND MORE
July 25
By combining dynamic choreography, music (both instrumental and with lyrics), and spoken words, UN--spoken invites audiences to reflect on the lasting impact of words and actions while celebrating the strength of the human spirit
UN-spoken | Contemporary Dance
7:30PM
Aug 15
The play centers on Gabriela Johnson, a Black attorney with rheumatoid arthritis, who argues for Blackness to be included among protected disabilities. Marcus, a fellow Black Harvard Law graduate working with the ACLU, challenges her premise.
INVISI(BILITY)
7PM
Oct 17
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.
Between Neighborhood - Film Screening
6:30PM
Thank you to our major donors!
We are extremely appreciative of our donors. Their support has allowed us to provide a platform for emerging artists, showcase diverse performances, and foster creativity within our community.
Schooltime
LaGuardia Performing Arts Center proudly presents the Schooltime series, where creativity, culture, and imagination take center stage. Prepare to promote arts education and acknowledge the power of the performing arts. Discover a program that encourages community service, reduces dropout rates, and provides essential tools to educators. Ideal for audiences in Pre-K to Grade 3.
