Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Sunday, September 27, 2026.
NYFOS turns Dorothy Parker’s poems into songs in a Sunday matinee featuring new settings by Jeremy Beck and a chamber ensemble.
Molière’s serial trickster lands in Prospect Park for the final performance of this free run, with three actors trading more than ten roles and live cello.
Isaac Mizrahi’s rise through the 1994 fashion season returns in Douglas Keeve’s 4K documentary, followed by a conversation with Keeve, Mizrahi and Nina Santisi.
Bo Harwood’s record-release event pairs his music with a 35mm screening of Cassavetes’ The Killing of a Chinese Bookie at Anthology.
Mindy Raf records her stand-up special before a live room at littlefield; this is the early 6 p.m. taping.
Ora Cogan’s dark-edged folk songs make for a close-up Baby’s All Right set, with Clover Lynn opening.
KEIGWIN + COMPANY invite Guggenheim visitors into the working life of dance, bringing artists and audiences together in a participatory program.
Violinist Francesca Anderegg and pianist Erika Ribeiro pair Brazilian repertoire with images by Aline Müller for a program that crosses sound and photography.
Roulette gives John Zorn’s new piano concerto its world premiere, with Brian Marsella, Jorge Roeder, Ches Smith and Sae Hashimoto bringing the score into focus.
Mannequin Pussy take over Music Hall of Williamsburg for a one-night headline set, with Evil Adeline opening the bill.