Little Island, a unique floating park in the Hudson River, will launch its second season of open-air performances with 110 shows over 18 weeks, all priced at $25 or less. The program, backed by Barry Diller's foundation, features an array of premieres, including works by notable artists like Whitney White and Suzan-Lori Parks. Producing artistic director Zack Winokur regards the island as a canvas for creativity, incorporating diverse themes and artistic expressions, including a tribute to composer Arthur Russell and a live show from Radiolab.
Little Island is set to host 110 live performances this summer. The programming funded by Barry Diller focuses on innovative new works and accessibility.
Zack Winokur emphasizes that the entire island serves as a canvas for performances, promoting collaboration among artistic creators while providing affordable access.
The season features exciting premieres, like The Counterfeit Opera and projects from renowned artists, exploring varied themes crucial to contemporary society and art.
Among the highlights are the tribute night for Arthur Russell and a live radio show from Radiolab, underlining the platform's commitment to diverse artistic expressions.
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