The Dallas-based vocal quartet, Kings Return, celebrates Christmas with their amazing a cappella arrangements of carols and original holiday tunes. Performing fan favorites, alongside tracks from their Merry Little Christmas EP and their debut album Rove.

The Dallas-based vocal quartet, Kings Return, celebrates Christmas with their amazing a cappella arrangements of carols and original holiday tunes. Performing fan favorites, alongside tracks from their Merry Little Christmas EP and their debut album Rove.

Presenting WaterWorks Emerging Artists: musician and vocalist, Tariq Al-Sabir, performance artist, Jennifer Cendaña Armas, interdisciplinary artist and poet, Shenny De Los Angeles, dancer and choreographer, Vinson Fraley, and educator and choreographer, Edisa Weeks.

Presented in collaboration with Maysles Documentary Center, Harlem Stage presents the film, Dutchman, by Amiri Baraka, which is based on his 1964 OBIE Award-winning one act play that originally premiered at The Cherry Lane Theater. A talk back discussion will be held and moderated by Carl Hancock Rux.

An evening of selected readings of Ntozake Shangé’s play, A Photograph: Lovers in Motion, produced by board member Jamila Bragg/JamRock Productions and featuring Ifa Bayeza and Carl Hancock Rux.

In a special collaboration with Beth Morrison Projects, one of the foremost creators and producers of new opera-theatre and music theater, join us for an evening of song cycles by three power-house women and non-binary composers.

In a special collaboration with Beth Morrison Projects, one of the foremost creators and producers of new opera-theatre and music theater, join us for an evening of song cycles by three power-house women and non-binary composers.

Harlem Stage Artistic Director & CEO, Pat Cruz, and Associate Artistic Director/Curator-in-Residence, Carl Hancock Rux introduce the Black Arts Movement: Examined series featuring a performance by Francesca Harper and her dance company, The FHP Collective.

Harlem Stage presents the NYC album release shows of Haitian-American artist Leyla McCalla’s remarkable new album, Breaking The Thermometer.

Harlem Stage presents the NYC album release shows of Haitian-American artist Leyla McCalla’s remarkable new album, Breaking The Thermometer.

In collaboration with The Jazz Gallery, Harlem Stage presents accomplished vibraphonist-composer Joel Ross and his project, Being A Young Black Man.

In collaboration with The Jazz Gallery, Harlem Stage presents accomplished vibraphonist-composer Joel Ross and his project, Being A Young Black Man.

Harlem Stage is proud to present six-time GRAMMY-nominated pianist and composer Gerald Clayton and his multidisciplinary project, Piedmont Blues: A Search for Salvation.

Harlem Stage is proud to present six-time GRAMMY-nominated pianist and composer Gerald Clayton and his multidisciplinary project, Piedmont Blues: A Search for Salvation.

Harlem Stage, Lincoln Center, and Park Avenue Armory join forces in celebration of Juneteenth with three FREE events all curated by award-winning multidisciplinary artist and Harlem Stage Associate Artistic Director and Curator-in-Residence Carl Hancock Rux.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

In this highly anticipated production, Harlem Stage-commissioned WaterWorks artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité performs the U.S. premiere of his autobiographical theater project, A Drop of Midnight.

This year's Annual Spring Gala, co-chaired by award-winning actors and Harlem Stage board members Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy, will feature the Opening Night of world-renowned hip-hop artist and best-selling author Jason ‘Timbuktu' Diakité's A Drop of Midnight.

Raised in Atlanta and based in Harlem, Queen Esther’s work is rooted in Charleston, South Carolina’s culturally rich and enigmatic Lowcountry, a region with African traditions and Black folkways that span centuries.

For over 20 years, Harlem Stage's signature dance series, E-Moves, has brought together phenomenal choreographers, artists, musicians, and dancers of color to showcase their rhythmic visions and pull audiences into a grand celebration of movement and message. FEATURING: Dormeshia, Leslie Cuyjet, Sydnie L. Mosley & Vinson Fraley

For over 20 years, Harlem Stage's signature dance series, E-Moves, has brought together phenomenal choreographers, artists, musicians, and dancers of color to showcase their rhythmic visions and pull audiences into a grand celebration of movement and message. FEATURING: Dormeshia, Leslie Cuyjet, Sydnie L. Mosley & Vinson Fraley

For over 20 years, Harlem Stage's signature dance series, E-Moves, has brought together phenomenal choreographers, artists, musicians, and dancers of color to showcase their rhythmic visions and pull audiences into a grand celebration of movement and message. FEATURING: Dormeshia, Leslie Cuyjet, Sydnie L. Mosley & Vinson Fraley

For over 20 years, Harlem Stage's signature dance series, E-Moves, has brought together phenomenal choreographers, artists, musicians, and dancers of color to showcase their rhythmic visions and pull audiences into a grand celebration of movement and message. FEATURING: Dormeshia, Leslie Cuyjet, Sydnie L. Mosley & Du’Bois A’Keen

For over 20 years, Harlem Stage's signature dance series, E-Moves, has brought together phenomenal choreographers, artists, musicians, and dancers of color to showcase their rhythmic visions and pull audiences into a grand celebration of movement and message. FEATURING: Dormeshia, Leslie Cuyjet, Sydnie L. Mosley & Du’Bois A’Keen

Harlem Stage and Columbia University present Douglass the Prophet part of Columbia University’s series of public programs and events inspired by the “tone parallel” between William Shakespeare and the Duke Ellington Orchestra’s Shakespearean suite, Such Sweet Thunder.

Harlem Stage and Columbia University present Douglass the Prophet part of Columbia University’s series of public programs and events inspired by the “tone parallel” between William Shakespeare and the Duke Ellington Orchestra’s Shakespearean suite, Such Sweet Thunder.