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La MaMa — The Downstairs, East Village, Manhattan

ALL MY Bodies — Queer New York Festival at La MaMa

Argentine actress Maiamar Abrodos turns a stage-design class into her life story as a trans woman — opening La MaMa's Queer New York Festival.

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It starts as a lesson in scenographic perspective and quietly becomes the story of the bodies Maiamar Abrodos has lived in, from a young trans woman under harsher Argentine laws to one of the country's best-known actresses. Songs, personal archives and humor carry the 50 minutes. If you want to see what La MaMa's new Queer New York Festival is about, start here.

What to expect

The Downstairs is a small black-box room beneath La MaMa's East 4th Street box office, with general admission seating. The piece mixes a classroom setup with testimony, song and archival material, and runs about 50 minutes.

Good to know

  • All seating is general admission.
  • The first ten tickets for every performance are sold at a deep discount, two per person.
  • The Bleecker Street 6 and Second Avenue F stations are both a short walk.
  • The wider festival continues with more performances, a video installation and artist talks.

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Common questions

What is the Queer New York Festival?

A La MaMa festival curated by Zvonimir Dobrović of Queer Zagreb, with performances, a video installation and talks on queer identity, migration and sex work.

How long is ALL MY BODIES?

About 50 minutes.