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"Femina" at the Guggenheim
www.worksandprocess.org

"Works and Process," the Guggenheim's long running performing art series, commissioned choreographers Donald Byrd and Pam Tanowitz to create a new dance number set to John Zorn's work "Femina." The composition celebrates women artists from a number of disciplines: from avante garde artist Yoko Ono to the late American writer and poet Gertrude Stein. Performances are this Sunday and Monday only.

"La Boheme (Spoken)"
www.thecelltheatre.org

Director Jeremy Bloom adapted the classic opera about aspiring artists, empty pockets and young lovers into what he describes as a lyrical dialogue. Performances take place Thursday and Friday only at Chelsea's "The Cell: A Twenty First Century Salon."

An Evening with Amanda Green
www.lorenzosdining.com

Broadway songwriter Amanda Green, best known for penning the lyrics to Broadway's "High Fidelity," returns to the cabaret stage. Daughter of actress Phyllis Newman and the late lyricist and playwright Adolph Green, Green will pay a special tribute to her parents and sing selections from her latest musical "Bring It On." The performance will take place this Friday at Lorenzo's cabaret room at the Hilton Garden Inn on Staten Island.

"Warhol Soup"
www.armandbartos.com

Armand Bartos Fine Art gallery on Manhattan's Upper East Side is serving up an exhibition exploring Andy Warhol's indelible mark on the Campbells Soup can. The show will feature painting, prints and sculptures to better explain how a can of soup became an iconic work of art.