Directed by French animation legend Michel Ocelot, this beautiful film has a strong message about tolerance, respect for women, and the need for compassion.

Conceived by celebrated French director Johanny Bert, this intimate and poignant piece sheds light on the gender stereotypes young boys and girls must confront as they come of age.

Celebrated French director Olivier Py presents The Young Girl, the Devil and the Mill, his imaginative and critically acclaimed musical interpretation of the Grimm’s fairy tale The Girl Without Hands.

*Due to snow and the closing of NYC public schools, this performance has been postponed to a later date. New date to be announced.

MacArthur Genius Grant recipient Okwui Okpokwasili tells the story of a young black girl who summons her inner strength to revolt against imposed beauty standards to wear her hair naturally. Adaku’s Revolt is a captivating examination of gender, culture and freedom.

London-based Theatre Re and director Guillaume Pigé present a profoundly moving work—intricately choreographed and with a cinematic live musical score—where happy childhood moments collide with momentous adult milestones in tangled threads of memory.

Ajoyo is the vision of saxophonist Yacine Boularès: a mystic brew blending African tradition, jazz and soul. Featuring jazz vocalist Sarah E. Charles, it’s a joyful ceremony bringing musicians and the audience close together.