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Taylor Mac & Matt Ray: Songs from Bark of Millions

Opening Date: Sep 18, 2026
Closing Date: Sep 20, 2026
Taylor Mac & Matt Ray: Songs from Bark of Millions

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Playing @
Delacorte Theater
Central Park, New York, NY 10003
The event of the season is coming to The Delacorte Theater for three free performances. MacArthur Fellowship-winning icon Taylor Mac reunites with Obie Award-winning composer Matt Ray to share songs from their epic rock-opera meditation on queerness, BARK OF MILLIONS, featuring special guests and performers from the original production. This special concert version—adapted for an evening in Central Park—is an electrifying blend of performance, live music, and drag spectacle. Inspired by queer figures past and present, the duo crafts an expansive new canon of original songs, inviting audiences into a space of reflection, community, and exuberant celebration. As Mac says, if you’re not invited to the party, throw a better one! Produced by Pomegranate Arts. 
OutdoorFree

Cast
  • Mama Alto
  • El Beh
  • Viva DeConcini
  • Chris Giarmo
  • Greg Glassman
  • Jack Fuller
  • Marika Hughes
  • Dana Lyn
  • Taylor Mac
  • Joel Mateo
  • Machine Dazzle
  • Wes Olivier
  • Lisa "Paz" Parrott
  • Matt Ray
  • Stephen Quinn
  • Jules Skloot
  • Shirazette Tinnin
  • Gary Wang

Music
  • Matt Ray

Lyrics
  • Taylor Mac

Director
  • Taylor Mac

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Accessibility

  • Wheelchair Info

    Up to 25 locations in first row. Wheelchair access via ramp at Gate 1.
  • Elevator/Escalator

    None.
  • Passenger Loading Zone

    None.
  • Parking

    Vehicles enter 85th St. & Central Park West. Obtain parking permits from HAI (212) 575-7663. Three reserved spaces.
  • Curb Ramps

    81st St. Some steep slopes to theater.
  • Entrance

    79th Street and Fifth Ave; Central Park West at 81st St. Large letter signs mark pathway to theater.
  • Restroom

    Womens and Mens: Separate building next to theater entrance on main path. Doors 40". Stall doors 30". Stall 40" x 22".Commode 21.5". Urinal 23".
  • Water Fountain

    On main entrance ramp to theater. No clear knee space. Controls difficult.
  • Telephone

    To the left of box office. Coin slot 64". Cord 30". Volume control.
  • Assisted Listening System

    Phonic Ear available. Occasional open captioned, audio described and sign language interpreted performances.
  • Visual Assistance

    None.

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