The Hairy Ape director Richard Jones and other collaborators discuss the challenges of presenting Eugene O’Neill’s play nearly 100 years after its first production by the Provincetown Players in 1922; moderated by prominent Eugene O’Neill scholar and Professor Robert M. Dowling.

Nobel Prize-winning playwright Eugene O’Neill’s iconic piece of expressionist drama gets a thrilling new life in a production by visionary director Richard Jones, who boldly reimagines his acclaimed staging at the Old Vic for the soaring Wade Thompson Drill Hall. Bobby Cannavale stars as Yank, whose journey literally revolves around the audience like the conveyer belt of a larger machine in an inventive approach that rattles the cages of capitalism.

Celebrated British mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly moves from the vast opera stages of Europe to the intimate Board of Officers Room for a recital that showcases her communicative power of lieder and art song.

Artists, thinkers, activists, academics, and community leaders gather for a daylong series of conversations, performances, and open studios that explore the role of art, creativity, and imagination in addressing or challenging the social and political issues bound up in what it means to be a citizen in America today.

The Brooklyn-based acoustic ensemble comes to the Veterans Room to play a set based on their acclaimed album Dysomnia, utilizing sophisticated rhythmic structures from North and West African folk traditions to weave a sonic tapestry of trance-inducing grooves.

Hear the next generation of opera singers from The Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program.

Featuring Cate Blanchett, this film installation reinterprets artistic manifestos from the past century as poetic monologues for a contemporary audience.

Video artist and sound designer Ryan Trecartin is joined by his principal collaborator Lizzie Fitch to present their buoyant, digitally-inflected scores live for the very first time.

British lyric soprano Kate Royal is equally at home on the recital stage, the “elegant, thoughtful singer” (The New York Times) comes to the Armory to perform an artfully-curated selection of lieder and song by Robert and Clara Schumann, Mahler, and Samuel Barber.

This virtuosic young ensemble perform the world premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Roger Reynolds’s FLiGHT, an exploration of humankind’s aspirations to fly through musical composition for string quartet, real-time computer-derived sound, readings, and projections.