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Japan Society and the Chocolate Factory Theater present the full world premiere of The Nosebleed, written and directed by the Brooklyn-based theater-maker Aya Ogawa (she/they).

BAM is hiring a diverse cast of community members to perform as beachgoers in the Venice Biennale-winning opera, Sun & Sea, at the BAM Fisher (Fishman Space) from September 15–26, 2021.

Qrates has partnered with Symphonic Distribution, the latest leading music distributor to provide its independent artist and label clients with discounted access to Qrates' end-to-end services, from crowdfunding through to fan fulfillment.

Currently in rehearsal for its UK tour, Floyd Toulet's widely successful play KNOCK KNOCK is set to be produced by Sour Grapes Productions and will make its US debut at the Vino Theater in Brooklyn, New York.

Take your iPhone or Android Phone and join Bit and George, your narrators, on this large-scale adventure that will take you all around DUMBO.

Following the success of their previous sold out shows, Calamity Chang & Thirsty Girl bring the 9th installment of the annual Asian Burlesque Festival to Crystal Lake in Williamsburg  on Thursday September 16th and to Chelseas's new City Winery on Friday September 17.

From September 3 through September 9, BAM presents the exclusive New York run of João Paulo Miranda Maria's Memory House in collaboration with Film Movement.

The Green-Wood Cemetery has released its calendar of fall programs, and it includes the return of popular events as well as new and engaging experiences.

Remarkable theater artist and composer Justin Hicks shares a song cycle drawn from memories of Baptist church services and R&B club performances with a series of mantras, tantrums, spoken texts and responsive readings that embrace a convergence of the sacred and secular.

As The Playwrights Realm's 15th anniversary Restart Season continues, its community programming, which last season offered 40 free workshops and classes to over 1,200 attendees, will continue to play a key role in its mission to support playwrights and the theater community at large, with the primar

BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange has announced its Fall Open House & Block Party to be held on Saturday, September 11, 2021 from 11am to 2pm.

DOG STUFF will present The 1st Annual DOG STUFF 2020 Gala in 2021, a fundraiser event.

The only comedy show that encourages heckling is returning back to the Tiny Cupboard this Thursday 8/19 at 8:30pm.

To activate the first Shine Shrine, Brooklyn Brujeria is hosting Rumba de la Musa and a silent disco with Sabine Blaizin and others on August 19, 6pm at the Pearl Street Triangle in Dumbo.

The Brooklyn Beat was a collective of bands that coalesced around Park Slope's Lauterbach', the boroughs answer to CBGB, from the late-1980s - mid-1990s.

Loki Circus Theater's COLORED GRRLS, inspired by legendary playwright/poet Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls.

Bread & Puppet Theater is comeing to The Old Stone House in Park Slope, Brooklyn on Friday, September 10, 2021 at 6pm.

For a second year, BAM will welcome a broad spectrum of artists across a range of disciplines and backgrounds to its artist residency program.

Battles include: Hustle 2 on 2, judged by Maria Torres (On Your Feet!, Swing!), Jeff Selby (New Style Hustle), and Abdiel (FollowLeadLOVE, Martha Graham Dance Company) with a cash prize of $500; Breakin 1 on 1, judged by Rockafella (Full Circle Productions) with a cash prize of $300; and Freestyle 1

The Brick returns to regular programming in September with ?!: New Works, an action-packed, split bill theater festival presenting New York artists doing their most potentially brilliant or disastrous work, back for its fifth year of programming.

The Bell House has announced their upcoming performances.

With an exciting return to in-person performance, the show will have it's fourth version of the work at FiveMyles gallery space in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn’s Brave New World Repertory Theatre announced its first post-pandemic site-specific full production, the world premiere of Dutch Kings, a new play by Kristen I.

The company that received international media attention for their nude, body-positive productions of Shakespeare's The Tempest and Hamlet and Aphra Behn's The Rover, is thrilled to return to Prospect Park with Antigonick, an adaptation of Antigone by Anne Carson, exploring issues of body freedom and

A brisk, hilarious adaptation for ten actors that invites the audience into a vibrant world of music, mischief, mistaken identity, dizzying romance and fierce passion.