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B, C at 81st St.-Museum of Natural History
The self-explanatorily named Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre was founded in 1939 and today the company continues to fashion its own scripts, make its own puppets, and produce its own shows. The theater was originally built as a Swedish schoolhouse for the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, after which it was purchased and moved to Central Park.

Urs Fischer at The New Museum of Contemporary A
Urs FischerAll three floors of the museum have been given over to the outlandish New York-based Swiss installation artist who dug a giant hole in Gavin Brown's gallery in 2007. More »
Alisa Weilerstein at Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall
Alisa WeilersteinYoung solo cellist Alisa Weilerstein, known for "meltingly beautiful" sounds, plays Bach's six cello suites in three afternoon performances. More »
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company at Joyce Theater
The company returns with the New York premiere of "Serenade/The Proposition," a multimedia performance with an original score for cello, piano, and voice, along with text and video projections, all created as part of a suite marking the 2009 Lincoln bicentennial. More »