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Julia VanderVeen will return to Under St Marks with her new Work In Progress.

Good Apples Collective has announced programming for their 2025 season, including another round of their popular Director/Playwright Speed Dating event this month, the World Premiere of Road Kills by Sophie McIntosh this summer, and more.

Voyage Theater Company has announced the renewal of its PARTS UNKNOWN Play Reading Series residency at the 53rd Street New York Public Library with VOICES FROM UKRAINE, an evening of new short plays by Ukrainian playwrights.

United Solo, the world’s largest solo theatre festival, celebrated its 18th season with a Gala on April 20 at Theatre Row in New York City.

The Brick will present A(U)NTS! by writer and performer Zoë Geltman, directed by Julia Sirna-Frest.

Project Y Theatre will present the 10th Annual Women in Theater Festival, a festival devoted to presenting new work by women.

TADA! Youth Theater, New York City’s longest running children’s theater, will continue its 40th Anniversary Celebration with the return of Game Changers for family audiences.

The Midtown International Theatre Festival is set to take place over three weeks in July 2026.

America's longest-running outdoor symphonic drama THE LOST COLONY can now be witnessed through an exclusive live-capture performance premiering on April 23rd.

Written by Santiago Molina, a Resident Artist at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, Mayonnaise Rizadas and Gatorade is a fictional autobiography.

SERIALS is a late-night short play development competition with affordable tickets, hilarious new works and ongoing storylines.

Librettist Kate Rankine and Composer Evelio Sotolongo presented their new musical ‘Pompeii’ as part of a 29-hour workshop in collaboration with New York University Tisch School of the Arts.

A poignant tale of love, longing, and cultural identity returns to New York for a special one-night performance.

RIGID Nightcap, the East Village's wildest late-night variety show, returns on Friday, April 25 at 10:30 PM with its latest edition: 'Quiet Riot'-a simmering, slow-burning celebration of softness as resistance, tenderness as power, and intimacy as rebellion.

Nocturne Theater has announced the cast and creative team for William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Coriolanus, performing at Dixon Place beginning this month.

On March 17th, The Tank Theatre in Midtown hosted a staged reading of Archive of My Own by Annabel McConnachie.

Theater of the Apes to present The Wayfaring Strangers, a wholly improvised bluegrass musical featuring brand spankin' new lyrics to old-timey bluegrass standards, played by a rotating cast on traditional instruments like banjo, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, washboard, egg shakers, kazoo, and more.

TEATRO CÍRCULO will present back by popular demand LA CAÍDA DE RAFAEL TRUJILLO (The Downfall of Rafael Trujillo) written by award-winning playwright Carmen Rivera and with the direction of award-winning director Cándido Tirado.

Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking rock musical Rent is coming to Wagner College Theatre this spring.

Dixon Place & Creative Performances will present 'Threat to Democracy', a multidisciplinary dance event.

Manhattan Repertory Theatre will present the world premiere of Point Loma, a chilling, darkly funny, new play about ghosts, and the haunting truth that no one really moves on by Tim Mulligan directed by Ken Wolf.

Ring of Keys has announced its latest venture into musical theatre production with Amberland In Concert, produced in partnership with Prospect Musicals as part of the IGNITE Concert Festival.

Equally at home on screen, page, or stage, Joseph Keckler now activates The Met's Petrie Court with a brand-new, Met-commissioned performance piece.

God and All Her Children, a poignant and poetic new play by Anike Sonuga, will make its much-anticipated premiere at The Tank NYC on April 30th and May 3rd, 4th, and 6th.