Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Sunday, June 28.
The Douglas Wright appearance turns this MoMI screening into more than repertory homework, making it the day's film pick that earns its place.
Vision Festival at Abrons keeps the day tied to New York's experimental-music lineage, with Steve Swell's program carrying more weight than a routine matinee.
Eris Drew and Octo Octa in the Ruins gives the afternoon Pride dance calendar a real center of gravity beyond generic party copy.
Dickey, Shipp, and Lopez make this Abrons set the heavier avant-jazz bet for listeners who want the festival's serious afternoon stretch.
A timed 15 Orient program around Skip Laplante's wind chimes gives the art slot sound, object, and neighborhood specificity in one stop.
Ouramdane at Lincoln Center is the day's strongest dance-theater lane, a live counterweight to the feed's many passive screenings and parties.
Close Up's small-room trio pairing has a sharper improvising edge than most of the night's straight-ahead club listings.
Le Poisson Rouge gives this all-women Radiohead project enough downtown polish to make the tribute premise feel like an actual Sunday-night event.
Stafford's Vanguard week gives Sunday a proper jazz anchor, the kind of basement set that can steady a crowded Pride-day calendar.
La MaMa keeps this East Village theater pick more immediate than the Broadway defaults, with a premise built around live encounter.