CENTRAL NEW YORK - PLAYS

The world ends in the Arctic... but two men are still hanging around. When everything is gone, what truly remains?

An intimate, truthful staging of Ibsen’s classic, featuring a new translation from the 1897 edition and an Equity Approved Showcase launch.

Venus in Fur A play from David Ives  This provocative, darkly comic play blurs the line between desire and domination, reality and role-play. When a ...

Shakespeare's "Hamlet" as told by Stag & Lion under  the amber glow of our faux gaslight.  A murder mystery-a ghost story-a revenge tragedy. Come to ...

Anonymous is a unique theater experience: the audience sits in the circle with the actors and experiences first hand what the characters are going through

Waiting for C-ROW  is a new play written and directed by Aaron J. Stewart, set on a desolate street corner just before dawn. Two prostitutes ...

The world is burning. An innocent man sits in jail. The laws of physics are unraveling… But it’s when the Campbells are suddenly reunited after 40 ...

A bold fusion of movement, memory, and live performance, Someone Else unfolds over two days as Eli, an artist preparing for an upcoming gallery opening, finds ...

Soleil Theater Productions, in conjunction with Alba Technique, presents  Spoons  by Ben Firke, Directed by Patricia Angelin. It’s the summer of 2016, and the gig ...

Step inside the world of the AIDS Crisis through the eyes of LOVE. Join OUT/PLAY as we continue our hit Season 3 with  LOVE IN A ...

“Election night. The polls predict a landslide victory. Everything is about to change.” But change… how? What happens when arrogance and politics coincide, the stakes ...

IVANOV  by Anton Chekhov adapted & directed by Laura Strausfeld with Sam Underwood In just a year, Nikolai Ivanov—mid-30s, once charismatic and admired—has become beleaguered ...

By Dominique Morisseau    Two Black American women – an enslaved rebel and a professor at a contemporary university – are having parallel experiences of ...

Come to our victorian style theatre hidden under Trinity Church at 422 west 57th Street and sit under the amber glow of our faux gaslight ambiance. ...

Come to our victorian style theatre hidden under Trinity Church at 422 west 57th Street and sit under the amber glow of our faux gaslight ambiance. ...

Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Gay (The Importance of Being Earnest - with a twist!)

Written by Lauren Gunderson Directed by Patti Browne Four beautiful, badass women lose their heads in this irreverent, girl-powered comedy set during the French Revolution's ...

A parody of Waiting for Gadot by Australian playwright Annabel McConnachie Three neighboring worlds — a café, a film set, and a park bench — ...

A raw, hilarious, and stereotype-shattering solo show about a modern-day immigrant Muslim woman's journey through love, loss, and (potentially) getting laid on Valentine's Day.

A knockout new play about loyalty and legacy. Monique Jeffries was poised to be one of the greatest professional boxers in history, but years after ...

Set during the Nigerian Civil-War, Nigerian Son explores the intergenerational tensions within a family grappling with a changing nation and legacy.   ...

The Cause Is You  centers on Dr. Joyce, a psychiatrist who has spent her career guiding others through their darkest moments—until she suddenly finds herself ...

Liberto is a powerful, intimate work by celebrated Spanish playwright Gemma Brió that transforms personal loss into a deeply human experience. Inspired by Brió’s own ...

Noah Haidle’s "Mr. Marmalade" is a darkly comic and wildly imaginative play that explores the grown-up world through the eyes of a four-year-old girl named ...

PICNIC By William Inge | Directed by Ralph Zito | Feb 20 - Mar 1 | Opening Night: Feb 21 An elegant drama from an ...

When does mentorship give way to something more? At a renowned university, a physics student falls in love with acting, to the chagrin of his ...

By Rajiv Joseph “The comic energy of the writing carries the characters to their tragic finish line.”—The Los Angeles Times Serbia, 1914. When teen-aged Gavrilo ...

August Wilson’s mystical and heartbreaking masterpiece. 1911. Pittsburgh. Seth Holly’s boarding house is home to drifters and broken hearts, a waystation for folks biding their ...

SEVEN JEWISH CHILDREN is a ten-minute play written as a response to the 2009 bombing of Gaza. All performances will be free and streamed online.

As the'second World War rages in Europe, in Donegal there is another war closer to home. In Dolly West's kitchen, the family has its own ...