Park Avenue Armory

🎤Join leading soprano leggero Liv Redpath for her New York solo recital debut tonight and May 30 in the Armory’s Board of Officers Room. The program features a selection of arias and art songs that showcase a curated program of French art songs that beautifully showcase her breathtaking coloratura, agility, and brightness.

Redpath is quickly establishing herself on the international stage with performances in the world’s most prestigious opera houses, including Teatro Real, the Glyndebourne Festival, the Royal Opera House, Santa Fe Opera, and the Metropolitan Opera.

🔗Ahead of her performances, visit the Armory Blog to learn more about Saturday’s program. Find the link in our bio.

📷: Daria Acosta

🎙️Spend an afternoon with standout voices in podcasting! Randy Cohen (Person, Place, Thing), Ramzi Fawaz (Nerd From the Future), and Dr. Karen Tongson alongside Dr. Megan Auster-Rosen (The Art of Grief) and a performance by Nile Harris on June 6 for Unscripted: Live at the Armory.

This one-night event brings podcasting off the airwaves and into the room, with live recordings diving into science and skepticism, confidence and conspiracy, and the timeless pull of a great story.

Inspired by Archibald MacLeish’s The Fall of the City—the landmark 1937 radio play that once turned the Armory into an immersive soundscape—Unscripted reimagines storytelling as a shared, real-time experience with a live audience.

🔗 Grab your tickets at Armoryonpark.org

From our friends at: The Joyce Theater. This April 14-19, “Johnny Loves Johann” has its New York premiere at The Joyce Theater. This performance includes Grammy‑winning violinist Johnny Gandelsman’s folk‑inspired Bach cello suites meet original choreography by John Heginbotham, Caili Quan, Jamar Roberts, and Melissa Toogood.

Tickets and more info can be found here: https://www.joyce.org/performances/johnny-loves-johann-s4q2

🥁 Take a look at these photos from last month’s Artists Studio performance with Jamire Williams. Over two nights, Williams transformed the Veterans Room through an immersive solo performance using percussion, tape, and layered sound.

To stay up to date with our next performance of the series, click the link in our bio.

( 📷 : Da Ping Luo )

We 🫶 NYC public school students!

Throughout the past month, Armory Arts Education engaged with more than 2,300 students from 42 New York City Public Schools in an exploration of Benjamin Millepied and L.A. Dance Project’s “Romeo & Juliet Suite.” The free programs included two dedicated student matinees with post-show Q&A sessions with the company, as well as in-school pre- and post-visit workshops led by Armory teaching artists, where students reflected on Millepied's vision and created their own artistic responses to the piece.

Students from the Armory's Partner Schools and participants in the Youth Corps paid internship program will continue to engage with the production throughout the spring through long-term residencies, masterclasses, and projects.

(📷: Stephanie Berger Photography)