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SUNSET CIRCUS is back in New York by popular demand with new, never-before-seen Juggling and Aerial Acts! This unique theatrical circus experience presents innovative circus acts interwoven with characters who would be at home in your own backyard.

The KBO Theatre Company will present a staged reading of The Dealers/Part Deux, a new play written, directed, and cast by award-winning director and producer Angelina Kristic.

What happens when one man dares to speak the truth his community refuses to face? Hide, a searing new one-person play written and performed by Jeffrey Doornbos confronts that question head-on.

The Gene Frankel Theatre will present the return of its celebrated new play festival with The Gene Frankel Theatre Winter Festival.

The Blue Hill Troupe has revealed its 2025 fall production: She Loves Me at the Theatre at St.

FRIGID Nightcap's production Borderless Spirits will take place Friday, October 31 at 10:30 p.

Written and directed by Riley (RJ) Payne, a staged reading of The Pigeon will take place on November 16, 2024, at 9:30 p.

Playwright Brie Leftwich’s Gray Mud will premiere at Theater for the New City from November 7–23, directed by Damayanti Wallace.

After a sold-out Provincetown run, Austin Jennings Boykin’s solo show A Gay Masseur’s Guide to Happy Endings will return for two performances at The Chain Theatre in New York City, November 12–13, 2025.

The Gotham Storytelling Festival at FRIGID New York in collaboration with Pale Girl Productions will present the November installment of their bi-monthly comedy storytelling show, Awkward Teenage Years.

TEDx speaker, six-time Moth StorySLAM champion, and viral storyteller Jamie Brickhouse will return to the Gotham Storytelling Festival with his new solo show PEARL NECKLACE: A GAY SEXCAPADE.

The International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF) will return December 8–14 to The Tank in New York City with its 7th Annual Festival, presented by the International Human Rights Art Movement.

Meet the Sgadugi, a new one-act comedy by Brittanie Sheree and Kendall Davis, will receive a one-night-only staged reading at The Wild Project.

Emerging Artists Theatre is now accepting submissions for the Spring Spark Theatre Festival NYC.

The Tent Theater Company’s co-artistic directors and founders, Tim Sanford and Aimée Hayes, have announced the company’s winter mini repertory season, which comprises of its third and fourth full productions.

Reservoir Dolls is an award-nominated solo comedy show about what it takes to survive as a woman in a man’s world, written and performed by Lani Harms and directed by Laurie Magers.

This December, EPIC Players, New York’s leading neuroinclusive theater company, will present the world premiere of BUM BUM (or, this farce has Autism), a sharp-witted, genre-bending comedy by award-winning autistic playwright Dave Osmundsen, at HERE Arts Center in Manhattan.

Blue Blind is a groundbreaking contemporary musical inspired by the beloved Korean folktale Shimcheongjeon.

Identity Crisis Theater (IDCT) and The Brick present the world premiere of Stories Will Not Mend This Broken World this fall.

Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio, the stars of family magic show, The Broadway Magic Hour, will present a spooky and amazing Halloween-themed magic show for the entire family.

Week 3 concluded Be Bold! Productions 14th annual Players Theatre Short Play Festival BOO at the Players Theatre in the West Village.

Live & In Color will host a private industry reading of Private Lives – The Musical on October 27–28 in New York City, with a book by Devanand Janki and Tommy Newman and music and lyrics by Newman.

New York Theater Festival will premiere The Discerning Dummy by Juan Carlos Hernandez at The LATEA Theater, running November 17–22, 2025.

​​​​​​​Theatre Rock Live will present an industry-only reading of Soundwall, a new musical by Joe Andolino and Nick Nappo, directed by Abbey O’Brien (Waitress, Moulin Rouge! The Musical).

Just in time for Halloween, Sally Spectre the Musical brings a mix of horror, humor, and heart to New York’s 30th Street Theater through November 1.