Musical Theater: Tortoise and the HareThere comes a time when false bravado must come to an end. Two fearsome competitors meet to decide once and for all who is champion!A funny story about a turtle and a bunny and a race they have through the woods. A race where everyone wins. Promise! Free & Open […]
A hilarious musical version of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale about two weavers promising a vain Emperor an elegant new suit of clothes, invisible to anyone in the kingdom who is stupid or incompetent…then the fun begins!
Jasmine is sick and tired of her violin lessons. She has more important things to do. Like playing video games and texting her BFF. Who cares about music anyway? She’s about to find out. Join us for a tale of musical discovery as Jasmine discovers her roots and the awesome power of song!
PS 16 celebrates the end of the school year with their Annual Community Day.
Online World Premiere of an original work by Angélica Negrón, reimagined for Bronx Arts Ensemble. Including Electronics, Strings, and more.
In dedication to our resilient frontline workers, BAE Teaching Artist Victoria Angela Ortiz(vocalist) presents a selection of inspirational songs that uplift and support the spirit of positivity.
During Mr. Martin’s online concert, he will present an engaging inside view of his compositions for violin and synthesizers, as well as select movements for solo violin by J.S. Bach.
Gwendolyn is having a bad day. It’s raining cats and dogs. Mom took her phone. She’s tired of TV. What’s a girl to do? Time for some daydreaming. Some MUSICAL daydreaming. Gwendolyn imagines her future as a member of an all-girl band. Get ready for her to create characters and puppeteer them right in front of your eyes! Written by Dante Albertie and Mary Ann McSweeney.
Gwendolyn is having a bad day. It’s raining cats and dogs. Mom took her phone. She’s tired of TV. What’s a girl to do? Time for some daydreaming. Some MUSICAL daydreaming. Gwendolyn imagines her future as a member of an all-girl band. Get ready for her to create characters and puppeteer them right in front of your eyes! Written by Dante Albertie and Mary Ann McSweeney.
The Pharaoh Akhnaten ascended to the throne at 17 and forever changed the course of history with a bold new vision for Egypt. What change do young people want to see in our world?
The Pharaoh Akhnaten ascended to the throne at 17 and forever changed the course of history with a bold new vision for Egypt. What change do young people want to see in our world?
The Pharaoh Akhnaten ascended to the throne at 17 and forever changed the course of history with a bold new vision for Egypt. What change do young people want to see in our world?
The Pharaoh Akhnaten ascended to the throne at 17 and forever changed the course of history with a bold new vision for Egypt. What change do young people want to see in our world?
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Teaching Artist Quintet performs a free concert-workshop experience to help young people get interested in chamber music while drawing connections between music and the best borough in New York City, The Bronx.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Teaching Artist Quintet performs a free concert-workshop experience to help young people get interested in chamber music while drawing connections between music and the best borough in New York City, The Bronx.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Teaching Artist Quintet performs a free concert-workshop experience to help young people get interested in chamber music while drawing connections between music and the best borough in New York City, The Bronx.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Teaching Artist Quintet performs a free concert-workshop experience to help young people get interested in chamber music while drawing connections between music and the best borough in New York City, The Bronx.
Join us for an exciting afternoon at BAM! Enjoy music, opera, and art featuring "Creatures of Myth," a salsa reimagining of Orpheus starring Anthony Roth Costanzo. Artwork Colby students from Roslyn Yalow and digital music from students at Highbridge Green Middle School, courtesy of Bronx Arts Ensemble.
