After astonishing Armory audiences in 2009, Ariane Mnouchkine and her visionary collective, Théâtre du Soleil, return for the North American premiere of this landmark new work, following the adventures of a touring French theater company stranded in India without a director while the world around them falls into disarray.

Jazz meets folk while heartbreak meets humor in the sparkling original songs of Australian-born Jo Lawry, and Kavita Shah places seemingly eclectic songs, instruments, and artists in dialogue with one another to create a new type of jazz with global sensibilities in this thrilling double bill.

Randy Cohen and Person Place Thing return to the Armory for a special Fall edition in front of a live audience.

Soprano Barbara Hannigan makes her U.S. recital debut with a duo of programs that showcase her versatility and superb musicianship, including an artfully curated look at the Second Viennese School and an exploration of the work of French composer Erik Satie.

Multidisciplinary artist Rashaad Newsome creates a site-specific work in the Veterans Room, bringing together video installation, collage, sculpture, and live performance to create a truly interdisciplinary experience in his ongoing exploration of questions around pedigree, gender, and race.

Known for her energetic and passionate performances, "wild-child" violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja is joined by cellist Jay Campbell to perform duos from a wide-ranging repertoire that showcase the pair's extreme styles of music making.

Conductor Matthias Pintscher and Pierre Audi discuss composer Pierre Boulez and their realization of his spatial work in a live performance setting.

Rarely staged in concert halls given its unconventional configuration of the space, Pierre Boulez’s spatial masterwork is written for and realized at the Armory by Ensemble intercontemporain and conductor Matthias Pintscher, who perform this emblematic work twice in succession each evening, with the audience changing seats in between to gain a new sonic perspective. This remarkable presentation marks the first performance in New York of a major work by Boulez since his death in early 2016.

Coloratura soprano Sabine Devieilhe makes her North American recital debut with a program of French art songs that perfectly showcases the sheer beauty of her vocal virtuosity in the elegant and intimate Board of Officers Room.

Composer and director Michel van der Aa and collaborators discuss the creation of chamber opera and 3D film, Blank Out.