It's the holiday season in the New York City of 1993. Those who live in the co-ops on Riverside Drive cozily deck their halls. But outside, on the cold streets of the city, many struggle just to stay alive. The so-called homeless build a community of support and warmth, while relying on the small acts of caring doled out by their neighbors living in the nearby apartments. The Newman-Roboff musical looks at the impact the growing gap between wealth and opportunity in America has on us all. Fri. & Sat., 7:30; Sun., 2. Call or visit website for variations in playing schedule.