Performance space of WNYC and WQXR. We galvanize conversations around the life, arts and politics of our city and our world through live journalism and performance.
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The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space is WNYC and WQXR's lab for new ideas, an incubator of fresh talent, a living room-meets-public square convening honest, inspired conversations about the life, art and politics of our city and our world.
Mission: The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space is WNYC and WQXR's lab for new ideas, an incubator of fresh talent, our living room-meets-public square convening honest, inspired conversations about the life, art and politics of our city and our world. Our deliberately eclectic programming includes live broadcasts of WNYC shows, classical concerts and festivals from WQXR, live tapings of the best podcasts produced in and out of public media, and original series like How I Got Over, Micropolis Live, 44 Charlton, Political Party with Keli Goff, and Encores! Unscripted. Be a part of our intimate audiences in studio or join the millions we reach across the world through our broadcasts, podcasts, and video.
TUESDAY Feb. 25! Why are we so angry right now?
Angélique Roché investigates anger and our cultural moment with Color Of Change President Rashad Robinson, psychologist and neural scientist Jay Van Bavel, political advisor Nayyera Haq and author Tim Wu, with a performance by composer and vocalist Miriam Elhajli. 🎟️🎟️🎟️: http://bit.ly/39Q9Ooq
MONDAY! Come out for a night of magic and trickery as WNYC's Shumita Basu talks with NYC magicians who are expanding the craft. Featuring RJ's Magic, hypnotist and historian Belinda Sinclair and Dennis Kim, a.k.a. The Close-Up Artis. 🎟️🎟️🎟️: http://bit.ly/2V7xaCe
TUESDAY! Host Angélique Roché investigates anger and our cultural moment with Color Of Change President Rashad Robinson, psychologist and neural scientist Jay Van Bavel, political advisor Nayyera Haq and author Tim Wu, with a performance by composer and vocalist Miriam Elhajli. 🎟️🎟️🎟️: http://bit.ly/39Q9Ooq
Alison Stewart hosts her monthly book club, Get Lit with All Of It With Alison Stewart, featuring debut author Kiley Reid to discuss her book, Such a Fun Age.
On FEB 25, join host Angélique Roché (NBC News, Marvel) for a dynamic night of conversation and performance, zooming out from the headlines and clickbait to discuss anger, how outrage thrives on the internet, and what changes are happening to us as a society. 🗣️
Tickets available now! 🎫
✨THIS WEEK AT TGS✨
TUESDAY, FEB 18:
GET LIT WITH ALL OF IT: KILEY REID
@iamalisonstewart hosts her monthly book club series with debut author @kileyreid to discuss her book SUCH A FUN AGE.
FRIDAY, FEB 21:
BEGINNER’S EAR
@wqxr_classical presents one hour of guided meditation and live music, featuring principal clarinetist of the NY Philharmonic Anthony McGill, violist Amadi Azikiwe and pianist Kyle P. Walker.
More info on our website (link in bio)! @ The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR
Dive into one hour of mindful deep listening with Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series. Today’s Valentine’s Day edition features musical reveries for 4-hands piano performed by Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung, a duo of international superstars. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
Dive into one hour of mindful deep listening with Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series. Today’s Valentine’s Day edition features musical reveries for 4-hands piano performed by Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung, a duo of international superstars. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
Throwback to @citizentrain debuting his live score to the hallmark silent film “The Passion of Joan of Arc” at The Greene Space on Jan 24!
Beautiful photos by @rachaelhacking @ The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR
On FEB 25, join host Angélique Roché (NBC News, Marvel) for a dynamic night of conversation and performance, zooming out from the headlines and clickbait to discuss anger and outrage’s effects on the American public. 🗣
Tickets available now! 🎫
Join us as we toast to classical music’s great love affairs and epic breakups while listening to some of the most romantic music ever composed, performed live by real-life couples violinist Tessa Lark and bassist Michael Thurber; violinist Stefan Jackiw & clarinetist Yoonah Kim - clarinetist; pianists Gregg Kallor & Dasha Koltunyuk; plus a special performance by ChamberQUEER. Beers provided by our friends at Alewife Brewing Company, Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, Sixpoint, and Wild East Brewing Co..
Join us as we toast to classical music’s great love affairs and epic breakups while listening to some of the most romantic music ever composed, performed live by real-life couples violinist Tessa Lark and bassist Michael Thurber; violinist Stefan Jackiw & clarinetist Yoonah Kim - clarinetist; pianists Gregg Kallor & Dasha Koltunyuk; plus a special performance by ChamberQUEER. Beers provided by our friends at Alewife Brewing Company, Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, Sixpoint, and Wild East Brewing Co..
@debbiemillman interviewed @amberrosetamblyn during last night’s special taping of the Design Matters podcast!
Head to our website (link in bio) to watch the full 15th anniversary show!!
This month, we travel to Afghanistan through the lens of Nadia Hashimi novel, A House Without Windows. Host Beenish Ahmed speaks with Afghan-American poet Zohra Saed and Afghan pianist Elham Fanous.
Debbie Millman hosts a special 15th anniversary episode taping of Design Matters featuring award-winning author, actress and director Amber Tamblyn, visual artist Marilyn Minter, and a special performance by musician Erin McKeown
✨THIS WEEK AT TGS✨
MONDAY 2/10: DESIGN MATTERS, LIVE!
@debbiemillman celebrates her 15th anniversary of Design Matters with a special episode taping with guests @amberrosetamblyn, @marilynminter and a performance by @erinxmckeown.
TUESDAY 2/11: TICKET TO AFGHANISTAN
Join as we travel to Afghanistan through the lens of Nadia Hashimi’s novel A House Without Windows. Host @beenishfahmed will talk to poet @zohrasaed, pianist Elham Fanous and author @amywaldmanwriter.
WEDNESDAY 2/12: WQXR BEER JAM
Our recipe for Valentines Day? Classical music paired with craft beer! Join us as we raise a pint glass to classical music’s great love affairs and breakups.
THURSDAY 2/13: BRIAN LEHRER, LIVE!
Pull up a seat and see a live broadcast of @wnyc’s Peabody Award-winning radio show.
FRIDAY 2/14: BEGINNER’S EAR
Join us for a Valentines Day guided meditation with a performance by international pianist duo Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung.
Tickets at www.thegreenespace.org/events/ @ The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR
✨THIS WEEK AT TGS✨
MONDAY 2/10: DESIGN MATTERS, LIVE!
@debbiemillman celebrates her 15th anniversary of Design Matters with a special episode taping a/ guests @amberrosetamblyn, @marilynminter and a performance by @erinxmckeown.
TUESDAY 2/11: TICKET TO AFGHANISTAN
Join as we travel to Afghanistan through the lens of Nadia Hashimi’s novel A House Without Windows. Host @beenishfahmed will talk to poet @zohrasaed, pianist Elham Fanous and author @amywaldmanwriter.
WEDNESDAY 2/12: WQXR BEER JAM
Our recipe for Valentines Day? Classical music paired with craft beer! Join us as we raise a pint glass to classical music’s great love affairs and breakups.
THURSDAY 2/13: BRIAN LEHRER, LIVE!
Pull up a seat and see a live broadcast of @wnyc’s Peabody Award-winning radio show!
FRIDAY 2/14: BEGINNER’S EAR
Join us for a Valentines Day guided meditation with a performance by international pianist duo Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung.
Tickets at www.thegreenespace.org/events/ @ The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR
Flashback clip to Lori Gottlieb explaining the process behind her book, Maybe You a Should Talk to Someone at the @allofitwnyc book club on Jan 22!
You can watch the full show on our website: www.thegreenespace.org/watch
Cellist Sophia Bacelar from The Juilliard School joins us for a special edition of Midday Masterpieces live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR. The event is sold out, but tune in here to enjoy an all-Russian program of music including works by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Rimsky-Korsakov.
Cellist Sophia Bacelar from The Juilliard School joins us for a special edition of Midday Masterpieces live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR. The event is sold out, but tune in here to enjoy an all-Russian program of music including works by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Rimsky-Korsakov.
✨THIS WEEK AT TGS✨
WEDNESDAY, FEB 5: @wqxr_classical’s MIDDAY MASTERPIECES
Settle in for a free hour of musical serenity with rising stars from the @juilliardschool. This weeks performer is cellist @sophiabacelar accompanied by pianist Alexandra Joan.
FRIDAY, FEB 7: BEGINNERS EAR
Unplug to recharge with an hour of guided meditation accompanied by live music from violinists Katie Hyun and Beth Wenstrom
Visit our website for tix and more info: www.thegreenespace.org/events/ @ The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR
Rev. Dr. Theresa S. Thames discusses the history of faith vs. religion in America during the Very Biggest Questions show on January 28th.
Unplug and recharge your batteries during a 60-minute guided, live music meditation. Today’s edition will feature classical pianist Lisa Moore performing the hypnotic music of Julia Wolfe, Philip Glass, Hannah Lash and Colombian composer and sound artist Julián De La Chica. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
Unplug and recharge your batteries during a 60-minute guided, live music meditation. Today’s edition will feature classical pianist Lisa Moore performing the hypnotic music of Julia Wolfe, Philip Glass, Hannah Lash and Colombian composer and sound artist Julián De La Chica. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
The 10 Things That Scare Me team join us for a live taping of the intimate podcast, 10 Things That Scare Me!
Do we need faith in the 21st century? Journalist Angélique Roché hosts a discussion on this question with a panel of experts and leaders, part of the ongoing series, Very Biggest Questions
Recenter your mind and spirit with meditation and a program of improvised music in celebration of the Lunar New Year. The stylistically polyglot vocalist Jen Shyu is joined by Le Gamin.music, a master practitioner of piri, taepyongso and saenghwang, and Kaoru Watanabe on Japanese flutes and drums. Beginner’s Ear is hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
New Yorkers have been obsessed with Chinese food for generations, but in recent years this obsession has hit entirely new heights. Thanks to an immigration boom and the Sichuan revolution, we now inhabit a vast empire of deliciousness, stretching from Little Neck to Bensonhurst to the East Village. How exactly did we get here?
Recenter your mind and spirit with meditation and a program of improvised music in celebration of the Lunar New Year. The stylistically polyglot vocalist Jen Shyu is joined by Le Gamin.music, a master practitioner of piri, taepyongso and saenghwang, and Kaoru Watanabe on Japanese flutes and drums. Beginner’s Ear is hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
Join Alison Stewart, host of WNYC’s All of It, for the next installment in her monthly book club series with bestselling author Lori Gottlieb for a discussion of her book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. With a musical performance by Jill Sobule.
Immigration is perhaps the most polarizing issue in our current political climate, and yet there are several policy proposals that have widespread support — what’s apparently lacking is the political will to bring about reform.
WNYC immigration reporters Matt Katz and Beth Fertig take you beyond the soundbites and lean on historical perspective, lived experience and experts on different sides to talk over achievable solutions to this controversial issue.
Watch (and breathe) as WQXR presents Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series at The Greene Space. The inaugural session begins with 15 minutes of guided meditation led by Daoist teacher Thomas Droge, followed by Taka Kigawa, taking us on a sonic journey anchored by Debussy, Chopin and Bach.
Watch (and breathe) as WQXR presents Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series at The Greene Space. The inaugural session begins with 15 minutes of guided meditation led by Daoist teacher Thomas Droge, followed by Taka Kigawa, taking us on a sonic journey anchored by Debussy, Chopin and Bach.
Join us NEXT THURSDAY 1/23 for Micropolis: Does NYC Have the Best Chinese Food Scene (Outside of China)?
Host Arun Venugopal sits down with the editors at Eater NY for an evening of conversation and, of course, delicious food. They will be joined by CEO of Xi'an Famous Foods Jason Wang and owner of Málà Project Amelie Kang. Plus, enjoy a special musical performance by the Blue Pipa Trio!
Get tix here: https://bit.ly/2suyhQi
Pull up a seat in our intimate studio space and see a live broadcast of WNYC’s Peabody Award-winning radio show.
Host Brian Lehrer will take questions from the audience and welcome guests on stage to talk about what matters most now in local and national politics, our own communities and our lives.
NOW: Ilana Glazer hosts night two of the Generator Collective series with special guests Gloria Steinem, Amanda Nguyen, founder of the civil rights organization Rise, and Marti Allen-Cummings.
NOW: Ilana Glazer hosts night one of the Generator Collective Mother Jones series in conversation with Eric Holder and Ari Berman
Watch the The Juilliard School’s Kila Quartet live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR in a program of Mozart and Bartók, part of WQXR’s Midday Masterpieces series.
Watch the The Juilliard School’s Kila Quartet live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR in a program of Mozart and Bartók, part of WQXR’s Midday Masterpieces series.
Don't miss Next Best Thing on THURSDAY, JANUARY 16 at 7PM!
Josh Gondelman (writer, Desus & Mero on Showtime) hosts the January installment of our signature variety show where anything goes.
This month's lineup features musician Hannah Gill (Postmodern Jukebox), comedy duo Friends Who Folk and stand up comic Jes Tom. Get your tickets today!
https://bit.ly/374iuGu
Join us FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 at 7 PM for a live taping of Vox podcast Switched on Pop!
Through live musical illustrations and joyful discourse, Co-hosts Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding deconstruct the iconic pop songs we cant get out of our heads. Whether you're a virtuoso or a musical novice, you'll come away with new ears. Get your tickets now!
https://bit.ly/39hxDq6
That's a wrap for our 2019 shows!
We're excited to start out the new year with Madison McFerrin Presents: The Sissieretta Series on January 7 with comedy by Lorelei Ramirez and music by soul singer Duendita. Get your tickets before the holidays.
http://bit.ly/TGS1720
Each edition of her residency at The Greene Space will feature a unique lineup, curated by Madison herself. In addition to performances and intimate conversations, each show will be preceded by a happy hour featuring live DJ sets and artisanal crafts by artists of color for sale. This edition featur...
Alison Stewart hosts her monthly book club with bestselling authors Kate Bolick and Anne Boyd Rioux, with a performance by Molly Burch
WNYC reporters Christopher Werth and Kai Wright discuss lead poisoning, America’s longest running public health crisis with a panel of experts and public officials.
In cased you missed it, check out Adeline's performance of "Just Another Day" as part of Madison McFerrin's Artist-in-Residence series on December 3. Check out the last show of The Sissiertta Series on January 7th at 7pm!
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Alison Stewart hosts her monthly book club, Get Lit with All Of It With Alison Stewart, featuring debut author Kiley Reid to discuss her book, Such a Fun Age.
On FEB 25, join host Angélique Roché (NBC News, Marvel) for a dynamic night of conversation and performance, zooming out from the headlines and clickbait to discuss anger, how outrage thrives on the internet, and what changes are happening to us as a society. 🗣️ Tickets available now! 🎫
Dive into one hour of mindful deep listening with Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series. Today’s Valentine’s Day edition features musical reveries for 4-hands piano performed by Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung, a duo of international superstars. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
On FEB 25, join host Angélique Roché (NBC News, Marvel) for a dynamic night of conversation and performance, zooming out from the headlines and clickbait to discuss anger and outrage’s effects on the American public. 🗣 Tickets available now! 🎫
Join us as we toast to classical music’s great love affairs and epic breakups while listening to some of the most romantic music ever composed, performed live by real-life couples violinist Tessa Lark and bassist Michael Thurber; violinist Stefan Jackiw & clarinetist Yoonah Kim - clarinetist; pianists Gregg Kallor & Dasha Koltunyuk; plus a special performance by ChamberQUEER. Beers provided by our friends at Alewife Brewing Company, Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, Sixpoint, and Wild East Brewing Co..
@debbiemillman interviewed @amberrosetamblyn during last night’s special taping of the Design Matters podcast! Head to our website (link in bio) to watch the full 15th anniversary show!!
This month, we travel to Afghanistan through the lens of Nadia Hashimi novel, A House Without Windows. Host Beenish Ahmed speaks with Afghan-American poet Zohra Saed and Afghan pianist Elham Fanous.
Debbie Millman hosts a special 15th anniversary episode taping of Design Matters featuring award-winning author, actress and director Amber Tamblyn, visual artist Marilyn Minter, and a special performance by musician Erin McKeown
Flashback clip to Lori Gottlieb explaining the process behind her book, Maybe You a Should Talk to Someone at the @allofitwnyc book club on Jan 22! You can watch the full show on our website: www.thegreenespace.org/watch
Cellist Sophia Bacelar from The Juilliard School joins us for a special edition of Midday Masterpieces live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR. The event is sold out, but tune in here to enjoy an all-Russian program of music including works by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Rimsky-Korsakov.
Rev. Dr. Theresa S. Thames discusses the history of faith vs. religion in America during the Very Biggest Questions show on January 28th.
Unplug and recharge your batteries during a 60-minute guided, live music meditation. Today’s edition will feature classical pianist Lisa Moore performing the hypnotic music of Julia Wolfe, Philip Glass, Hannah Lash and Colombian composer and sound artist Julián De La Chica. Hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
The 10 Things That Scare Me team join us for a live taping of the intimate podcast, 10 Things That Scare Me!
Do we need faith in the 21st century? Journalist Angélique Roché hosts a discussion on this question with a panel of experts and leaders, part of the ongoing series, Very Biggest Questions
Recenter your mind and spirit with meditation and a program of improvised music in celebration of the Lunar New Year. The stylistically polyglot vocalist Jen Shyu is joined by Le Gamin.music, a master practitioner of piri, taepyongso and saenghwang, and Kaoru Watanabe on Japanese flutes and drums. Beginner’s Ear is hosted and moderated by New York Times contributing critic Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim with meditation led by Thomas Droge, founder of the Pathfinder Institute.
New Yorkers have been obsessed with Chinese food for generations, but in recent years this obsession has hit entirely new heights. Thanks to an immigration boom and the Sichuan revolution, we now inhabit a vast empire of deliciousness, stretching from Little Neck to Bensonhurst to the East Village. How exactly did we get here?
Join Alison Stewart, host of WNYC’s All of It, for the next installment in her monthly book club series with bestselling author Lori Gottlieb for a discussion of her book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. With a musical performance by Jill Sobule.
Immigration is perhaps the most polarizing issue in our current political climate, and yet there are several policy proposals that have widespread support — what’s apparently lacking is the political will to bring about reform. WNYC immigration reporters Matt Katz and Beth Fertig take you beyond the soundbites and lean on historical perspective, lived experience and experts on different sides to talk over achievable solutions to this controversial issue.
Watch (and breathe) as WQXR presents Beginner’s Ear, a guided, live music meditation series at The Greene Space. The inaugural session begins with 15 minutes of guided meditation led by Daoist teacher Thomas Droge, followed by Taka Kigawa, taking us on a sonic journey anchored by Debussy, Chopin and Bach.
Pull up a seat in our intimate studio space and see a live broadcast of WNYC’s Peabody Award-winning radio show. Host Brian Lehrer will take questions from the audience and welcome guests on stage to talk about what matters most now in local and national politics, our own communities and our lives.
NOW: Ilana Glazer hosts night two of the Generator Collective series with special guests Gloria Steinem, Amanda Nguyen, founder of the civil rights organization Rise, and Marti Allen-Cummings.
NOW: Ilana Glazer hosts night one of the Generator Collective Mother Jones series in conversation with Eric Holder and Ari Berman
Watch the The Juilliard School’s Kila Quartet live from The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR in a program of Mozart and Bartók, part of WQXR’s Midday Masterpieces series.
Alison Stewart hosts her monthly book club with bestselling authors Kate Bolick and Anne Boyd Rioux, with a performance by Molly Burch
WNYC reporters Christopher Werth and Kai Wright discuss lead poisoning, America’s longest running public health crisis with a panel of experts and public officials.
In cased you missed it, check out Adeline's performance of "Just Another Day" as part of Madison McFerrin's Artist-in-Residence series on December 3. Check out the last show of The Sissiertta Series on January 7th at 7pm!
See the adventurous, awe-inspiring and absurd performers who are redefining New York City’s cultural imprint. Each month, rising stars showcase their best work and A-listers drop in to try something new. Hosted by Peter Smith and Sandy Honig, with music by Frank Bell, comedy by Ana Fabrega and Rita Sengupta, and more.
Experience New York’s next musical and comedic sensations LIVE in studio. 🎟 Lineup to feature Los Espookys creator Ana Fabrega, musician Frank Bell and comedian Rita Sengupta! DEC 12 | Happy Hour + DJ at 6PM | Show at 7PM First 20 people can get $5 off by using code NBT at checkout!
NOW: WNYC's Rebecca Carroll sits down with the writer, curator, and critic Antwaun Sargent to discuss his career trajectory, his traveling exhibition, and art’s place in this tumultuous political climate.
NOW: An evening of fascinating tales and surprising history with a light layer of bad puns, hosted by The Bowery Boys.
What if you could change your race, your sex, and your age to be heard differently? Experience a new blend of theater and tech called Second Body, offering audience volunteers a unique chance to express themselves through someone else.
On this #flashbackfriday, check out when Dessa and The Argus String Quartet performed their song "Fighting Finish."
NOW: Madison McFerrin's The Sissieretta Series returns with a performance by the singer Adeline, comedy by Kenice Mobley, a panel on wellness, and more.
If you want some good music vibes this afternoon, listen to multidisciplinary rap artist Yoh's song Chevalier!
NOW: We The Commuters is back in the Greene Space to talk all things transit and holiday commutes with City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Tonight Show writer Dan Chamberlain and comedian Lindsay Boling, trivia, a music performance, and more.
Need some joyful vibes while the weather outside is frightful? Listen to Lady Moon & The Eclipse's song Shine, performed live in The Greene Space!
In the mood for some classical music? Here's pianist Uri Caine playing Kurt Weill. Follow The Greene Space on Twitter: twitter.com/thegreenespace Follow The Greene Space on Instagram: instagram.com/greenespacenyc
NOW: Alison Stewart hosts her monthly book club with author Jacqueline Woodson, with a performance by Ezinma.
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