OGRODOWA STREET to Open at Moshava Art in Greenwich Village
A two-man play explores a Jewish scholar's struggle with faith and survival during the Holocaust.
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A two-man play explores a Jewish scholar's struggle with faith and survival during the Holocaust.
Jake Horowitz will be joining the cast of the World Premiere of The Charioteer by Dan Giles.
Ben Schiller's new comedy about crypto, memecoins, and presidential pardons will run at the Chain Theatre as part of the Factory Series, directed by Meg Gomez-Campbell with a cast including Chris Chene and Jack Orrico.
Joy Nash brings her one-woman show to New York for the first time, 15 years after winning Best of the Fest at Hollywood Fringe.
Drama of Works will present a puppet-based world premiere exploring the environmental impact of DDT and the peregrine falcon's recovery from near-extinction through grassroots conservation efforts.
The Blue Hill Troupe will present the Tony-nominated backstage musical CURTAINS at Theatre at St.
Be Bold! Productions' 15th annual festival at the Players Theatre showcased five original supernatural-themed one-acts, with 'Shadows in the Mirror' selected as the audience favorite.
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New Relic Theatre will present the world premiere of Walker Caplan's DUMMY, a darkly funny play about three teenagers staging a pageant in a prison town.
Notch Theatre Company will present the world premiere of CREATION STORY, a Chicanofuturist musical written and co-composed by Octavia Chavez-Richmond and directed by Rebecca Martínez at Teatro Círculo in New York.
The critically acclaimed music theatre piece about composer Astor Piazzolla will return to New York City for a one-night performance at Grace and St.
Peter Michael Marino presents a solo show about the creation and collapse of his 2007 West End musical DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN, which closed after one month, featuring rare footage from London and Tokyo productions.
Theater for the New City, Executive Artistic Director Crystal Field is set to present The Flowers of Forest Hills by Claude Solnik.
WordOut Theater will present un/reality: Six Incisive Contemporary One-act Plays: festival of six new one-acts from rising playwrights performed over two weekends at Caveat in Manhattan and The RAT in Brooklyn.
Maren Westgard's physical theater adaptation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic returns as part of Frigid's Days of the Dead Festival at Under St.
Pat Goodson's new play brings three generations together to confront aging, money and privilege, blending family conflict with supernatural elements for a Halloween-themed conclusion.
Theater for the New City will present the world premiere of A PART OF THE NOISE, a new play by Carl Kline about Abstract Expressionist Franz Kline navigating fame, artistic compromise, and creative integrity in 1959 New York.
Maddie Monzel's horror-comedy about college students trapped in a wealthy peer's apartment will play at the Producers Club Theaters.
The Secret Theatre will present an immersive production of Shakespeare's KING LEAR directed by Richard Mazda and Barbara McGlamery, with an original score by Zev Burrows.
Frog & Peach Theatre Company will bring its family-friendly production Tinkerbell Live to Highbridge Recreation Center in Manhattan.
The Secret Theatre will present BEETLEJUICE JNR, a junior adaptation of the hit musical comedy about a mischievous ghost and a teenage couple.
The Midtown International Theatre Festival opened submissions for its 20th season, seeking full-length musicals, plays, cabarets, staged readings, and comedy showcases for a summer run in New York City.
Theatre 4 the People will present six productions at IRT Theater, featuring an EP release concert, solo performances, and a portrait of activist Rachel Corrie exploring identity, family, and masculinity.
After making her world premiere earlier this year, everyone's favorite talent agent is back! Tina Morgue is being presented as a staged reading this Halloween weekend at the Balance Arts Center in midtown Manhattan.
Kara Lindsay will join creator and host Tami Eagle Bowling to co-host #LightUpMBC Live, featuring two-time Tony Award winner Victoria Clark and Tony Award nominee Dorian Harewood.
The New York City Department for the Aging (NYC Aging) will host its fourth annual Talent is Timeless Grand Finale at the historic United Palace Theater.
Hudson River Park will offer science, sustainability and family-friendly programming through the fall, including aquarium tours, hands-on experiments and a pumpkin composting event.
Sam Affoumado's docu-drama examines how gay panic and trans panic legal defenses weaponize prejudice in courtrooms through the stories of four LGBTQ+ individuals.
Adam Elliott's play follows a cash-strapped real estate agent and an artist's assistant during an apartment showing in Washington Heights that becomes far more complicated than anticipated.
The Drunk Shakespeare Society will present DRUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL, an adaptation of Dickens' classic tale featuring one inebriated actor performing alongside sober castmates, at the Ruby Theatre in New York.
Playwright and performer Kenneth Keng will present the latest iteration of BUONG BUO BINAGO! at the Martin E.
Emmy Potter's new comedic one-act will have a workshop presentation as part of Emerging Artists Theatre's Spark Theatre Festival, directed by Andrea Romano with a cast including Svetlana Fenske, Zak Kamin, Ross Mason, and Lindsay Zaroogian.
Eat the Peadies will present THE PLANTER AND THE PLANT, a theatre piece for ages 2-8 featuring clowning, live music, and interactive elements about care and growth at the Broom Tree Theatre in Astoria.
Emmy Potter's award-winning 10-minute drama will have its New York City premiere at the CollectiveGenius Short Play Festival.
The ensemble will perform an improvised bluegrass musical at The PIT NYC, featuring new lyrics set to traditional standards played on banjo, guitar, bass, washboard, triangle, and jug.
La MaMa will present the theatrical premiere of Liz Eden's memoir, a firsthand account of a trans woman's life in Stonewall-era New York City.
OUT/PLAY will present two comedies by Christopher Durang at The Chain Theatre in New York.
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Blue Gum, Brooklyn Matthew Corozine Studio Theatre (10/09-10/25) |
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"The School For Scandal" Stag & Lion Theatre (10/08-10/18) |
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54 Below DUELS Volume III: Halloween Edition 54 Below (10/25-10/25) |
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Broadway Magic Hour Broadway Magic Hour: Magic Show (7/25-1/02) |
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Falling Into Now Greenroom42 (10/24-10/24) |
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Frankenstein Manes Studio Theatre of Long Island (10/09-10/31) |
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No nos merecemos soñar Teatro LATEA (10/28-10/30) |
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Revival: How American Found Its Voice Concert Marble Collegiate Church (10/18-10/18) |
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Sparks! Reverie Room (10/21-10/21) |
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The Haunting of Miss Robusta: Second Séance The Stonewall Inn (10/17-10/21) |