Lisa Kron, actress and member of the Five Lesbian Brothers, hosts this ceremony dedicated to celebrating the best of Off-Off-Broadway.

Presented by the New York Innovative Theatre Foundation, a nonprofit organization which recognizes the great work of New York´s Off-Off-Broadway. For more information, visit www.nyitawards.com

Horizons is a forum for learning about psychedelics with the goal to open a fresh dialogue on the role of psychedelics in medicine, culture, history, spirituality and art.

A psychedelic substance is a psychoactive drug whose primary action is to alter the cognition and perception of the mind. The psychedelic experience is often compared to non-ordinary forms of consciousness such as trance, meditation, yoga, and dreaming.

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Three film/television industry experts will take participants through the process of building their reel from a creative, technical and marketing perspective in this workshop.

Actors will hear what casting directors look for, what footage works best, how to stand out from the crowd, what to expect from a video editor, the pitfalls to avoid and how to best distribute their reels.

Presented by Theater Resources Unlimited, which provides networking opportunities, educational and support services for the performing arts community. For more information, call (212) 714-7628.

A panel of theater industry experts offer a frank discussion of the twists and turns involved in bringing the musical "Memphis" to Broadway, a meticulous step-by-step examination from table read to industry readings to not-for-profit allegiances and finally the Great White Way.

Various members of the producing team will be on hand to discuss when and how they came on board, and how they work together.

Presented by Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU), which promotes a spirit of cooperation and support within the general theater community by providing information and a variety of entertainment-related services and resources. For more information, call (212) 714-7628.

Conservators, collectors, students, artists and scholars are welcome to this two-day event, consisting of a day and a half of lectures, including a panel discussion and a half day to visit related enamel collections.

A reception will follow the first day of the event. The meeting will feature presentations focusing on the issues related to the preservation of enamels, new scientific research and technical and art historical studies. For more information, call (212) 547-0715.

Designed for young professionals living and working in New York City, this program offers the dual pleasures of a long look at a great work of art and the chance to meet like-minded art lovers.

For more information, call (212) 288-0700.

This incredible night of dance celebrates the life and work of choreographer and dancer Agnes de Mille (1905-1993), who revolutionized musical theatre by creating choreography which not only conveyed the emotional dimensions of the characters but enhanced the plot.

Award winning dancer Gemze de Lappe, who worked extensively with De Mille, also brings together many of the remaining creative artists of the time for a panel discussion.

Presented by Dancers Over 40, which provides community of support in response to the needs of mature dancers, choreographers and related artists. Tickets are available from Telecharge through the link below.