At the core of KinoSaito’s physical space, and its mission, is the theater. A 1500sf vaulted space, the theater is the site of original new works of theater and performance, as well works from Kikuo Saito’s theater oeuvre reimagined by contemporary performance groups. Regular programming includes dance performances, film screenings and concert recitals, along with performances, installations and new media work by artists in residence and visiting artists and companies.

 

Music Performance

Between Worlds

Lin Esser
Annea Lockwood
Bruce Odland
Steve White

6 Apr. 2025 | 3pm

$20 | RSVP required

From the four corners of the Sound Forest / Between Worlds installation, four musicians will create spatial music in response to the installation. Human voices join the voices of nature in a call and response. Lin Esser (cello), Annea Lockwood (prepared piano), and Steve White (percussion) will join Bruce Odland with a series of quartets, duets, and solos that entwine with and comment on the ongoing voices of the sound installation.

This project is made possible with funds from Arts Alive, a regrant program of ArtsWestchester with support from the Office of the Governer, the New York State Legislature, and the New York State Council on the Arts.


La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club

Higher Eyes on Aricama

Performer | Maria Camia
Piano | Aaron Banes

Free | RSVP Required
19 Jul. 2025 | 1pm |
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Maria Camia will perform Higher Eyes on Aricama, a 45-minute solo-performance with four 4’x4’ colorful paintings / Toy Theater sets, hand puppets, costume, and a live pianist. The story follows two flower humanoids, Ari and Cama, as their attention spans shatter into infinite altered dimensions causing their homeland Aricama, the land of practice, play, and healing, to turn into dust. Will they release themselves from their attachments or lose everything they worked for? Maria explores dreams, phone addiction, and a message from the body.

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club is dedicated to the artist and all aspects of the theatre. They are a creative home to artists and audiences from around the world and a dynamic hub for risk-taking performance. La MaMa believes in the power of art to reveal our shared humanity and supports artists of all identities in the creation of new work.

Founded in 1961 by Ellen Stewart, La MaMa is the only original Off-Off-Broadway theatre still in operation. Over the course of 61 years, they have grown from an underground refuge for the avant-gar- de to a world-renowned cultural institution, with 30+ Obie Awards, dozens of Drama Desk Awards, Bessie Awards, Villager Awards, and the 2018 Regional Theater Tony Award. They have supported nearly 160,000 artists from all over the world, such as Blue Man Group, Peter Brook, André De Shields, Ping Chong, Olympia Dukakis, Harvey Fierstein, Philip Glass, Tedeschi Kantor, Shuji Terayama, Adrienne Kennedy, Diane Lane, Taylor Mac, Bette Midler, Meredith Monk, Sam Shepard, Andrei Serban, Elizabeth Swados, and Julie Taymor, to name a few.

Past Performances

  • Gabriela Burdsall & William Ruiz Morales

    Derrotero

  • Circular Jazz Trio

  • Raven Chacon

    A Signaling Performance

  • Deville Cohen

    Hand to Mouth: DE-SUICIDE

  • Dawuna

    A Signaling Performance

  • Arone Dyer

    Solo Performance

  • Wendell Gray II

    Dance Performance

  • JS Bach and Claude Bolling together again!

    Music Performance

  • Maiko Kikuchi

    Note from a Sheep I Met at the Dawn

  • L'Rain

    A Signaling Performance

  • Maya Lee-Parritz

    The American Sun

  • Jade Manns

    Dance Performance

  • Bruce Odland | Lin Esser

    Not a Sonata

  • Leah Ogawa

    Divine Generations

  • Maya Perry

  • Ravel

    His Life in Art Song

  • Tasche de la Rocha

    Live Musical

  • Ben Russell and Matt Schreiber

    HINTERLANDS

  • Saint Mela

    KinoSaito’s 2-Year Anniversary

  • Kikuo Saito

    Toy Garden Reprise

  • Loren Stillman

    Time and Again

  • Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste

    … and Drive (Far Away)

  • Naama Tsabar

    Melodies of Certain Damage, Opus 5