161A Chrystie St. New York, NY 10002.
NYC, NY
Dixon Place is a theatre in Off-Off-Broadway.
Part performance art – Part play-date – 100% social experiment, Me-Wee’s Playhouse is a child-like space for grown-ass folk to explore, with a beginner’s mind, our “United States of Traumatization” by way of finding a measure of levity in our inability to discuss issues of race!...
Miami’s Flamingo Theater became the setting for Tango y Havana Fiesta: Music & Dance Celebration, a production conceived, directed and produced by Analía Farfan that brought together several traditions of Latin American and Hispanic music and dance.…
For Emanuele Fiore, dance has increasingly become one part of a broader performance language that includes theater, music, and choreography. Since his work in the 2024 Off-Broadway production Sempreverde: Evergreen, Fiore has continued to take on increasingly prominent roles while working with dance…
'The Vessel' is A Through the Tollbooth Co. Production in association with Thrown Stone Theatre Company.…
What did our critic think of QQQ at Qqq?…
Here’s one play you don’t want to miss! 'David Copperfield' is now on stage at 59e59 Theaters as part of the Brits Off-Broadway 2026 festival of plays. …
On May 20, World Bee Day, the United Nations became the setting for an ambitious interdisciplinary event that merged visual art, dance, environmental awareness, and international collaboration. The opening of Animals for Social Justice, a multimedia exhibition created by journalist and multimedia ar…
Brian Dykstra's Not Nobody at 59E59 Theaters explores justice and moral dilemmas as a former ethics professor becomes a person of interest after aiding a wounded officer.…
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New Orleans, 1969. It’s almost show time for Miss Blanche, the most popular female impersonator in the Quarter. Only tonight, Blanche is unavoidably detained. Instead, her nephew Lee takes the stage to tell his story of growing up as the only child of Stanley and Stella...
Twin New Narratives. Two boys. Montage. Fragments of monologue. Camera obscura. Painted ladies. The Russian River meets the Pines. Stoned at the farmer’s market. Making out ‘‘high on a hill.’’ Recalling nights of gay desire and avant-garde cinema at the Anthology Film Archives...
Called ‘‘heart-healing musical theatre’’ by Joshua Barone of The New York Times, Boys Who Tricked Me is a song-cycle, party-game, sleepover-style musical. It was previously workshopped at the Musical Theatre Factory and features songs of love gone wrong, lust gone right, and...
Ry is a biracial playwright and this is his identity crisis play. Meet Barker, his pet Shih-Tzu, who also happens to be his spirit animal. Meet his Obachan who is crossing the Pacific to live with him. Meet Mother and Father who are trading cultures, meet siblings Johnny and...
An anthropomorphized tomato named Taissa, a barefoot Contessa, and the gaytriarchy walk into a bar, and drunkenly stumble out a few hours later with a vaguely clearer idea of what it means to be queer in America today. Playwright Kev Berry has created an extremely bizarre...
Reno is an opinionated, radical feminist alternative voice who creates heavily improvised stream-of-consciousness topical monologues with incredible wit, political consciousness and common sense. Starting with her first HBO comedy hour, Reno In Rage And Rehab through her HBO...
In Unearthing, an ancient, genderqueer griot sits in a waist-high mound of dirt sourced from an unrecognized burial ground of enslaved Africans in New York City. The griot is both human and spirit; neither man or woman; of the past, present, and future. The audience witnesses...
All Them Who Weave The Wind is a conversation between the past and the present, the living and the dead. It takes place in the space where memory, grief and imagination meet, weaving a lost being into form from the fragments that were left behind.
An evening of theater, music, and burlesque from BITCRUSHER, a new digital theater collective. BITS will feature snippets from each of the original shows in BITCRUSHER’s upcoming season, including scenes from Thud! (NYCFringe, as seen in TimeOutNY), snippets of You’re Going to...
If You Want to See the Devil utilizes unconventional storytelling; at times the performance may seem more like performance art than musical theater, at other times it may feel like a full blown rock and roll show. If You Want to See the Devil pulls from musical theater...
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Andrea McArdle's Broadway On Deman The Laurie Beechman Theatre (10/10-10/10) |
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Broadway Magic Hour Broadway Magic Hour: Magic Show (7/25-1/02) |
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Eileen Barnett: Back Again...For The Very First Time! The Laurie Beechman Theatre (10/06-10/06) |
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From America, With Love 28th Street Theatre (10/11-10/11) |
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PANGEA: UNLEASHED KnJ Theater (10/10-10/11) |
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Peribáñez y el Comendador de Ocaña Teatro Círculo (9/18-10/04) |
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ShakesBEER Prospect Bar and Grill (9/19-10/10) |
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Sophocles' Electra Symphony Space (10/11-10/11) |
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Sparks! Reverie Room (10/21-10/21) |
