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Bette Davis Ain’t For Sissies is the acclaimed one-woman show written and performed by Jessica Sherr (Claws, Blue Bloods) and directed by Drama Desk Award–winner ...

Amid spinning disco balls, fuzzy sweaters, and Western videotapes, a 90s Lithuanian teen pieces together love and identity, learning to trust her own voice beyond.

Rohan finds himself pursued by someone he once treated. As desire starts to take a haunting turn, he begins to wonder if what follows him ...

A young security guard, Jeff, becomes entangled in a murder investigation with his boss, William and a veteran and rookie police officer, Bill and Dawn

(Tipping) Point   explores Yoko’s continued collaboration with wearable arts, as an essential part of the performance. Since 2018, Yoko has worked with  Aileyan Accessories ...

A group of friends reunite for a birthday retreat, only to be greeted by spirits that force them to reckon with their past.  Dead To ...

The Lion in Winter by James Goldman Directed by John J. Steele Jr. Stage Managed by Indy Johnson It's Christmas 1183, and King Henry II ...

OUT/PLAY proudly continues its “Queers Thru the Years” Season 3 with a celebration of LGBTQ+ women in Wendy Wasserstein’s landmark production of UNCOMMON WOMEN AND ...

Based on Stefan Zweig’s haunting novella,  The Royal Game, Chess Story  is a one-man retelling of the Austrian author’s famous last work. Set during World ...

The Heights Players continues its spectacular 70th season with Bess Wohl's poignant and unexpectedly hilarious comedy Grand Horizons , directed by Noel MacDuffie. This heartfelt ...

Hold onto your antlers: Ithaca favorites Karl Gregory and Erica Steinhagen star in this hilariously unhinged new holiday classic. Meet Blitzen, a hard-drinking, belligerent reindeer ...

From debut playwright Em Crowe, SAME/SAME/DIFFERENT asks, “Is anything really worse than the devil you know?”  Following a personal tragedy, Elizabeth is granted a small ...

Song of Songs is a new theatrical work based on one of the most enigmatic and poetic texts of the Hebrew Bible. Composed by Yelena ...

Tommy Wiseau's cult classic film The Room now becomes Shakespearean, as the love story of the ages is adapted for the stage. The story involves ...

Tommy Wiseau's cult classic film The Room now becomes Shakespearean, as the love story of the ages is adapted for the stage. The story involves ...

Tommy Wiseau's cult classic film The Room now becomes Shakespearean, as the love story of the ages is adapted for the stage. The story involves ...

President Harry S. Truman’s unlikely rise to power led to one of history’s most pivotal moments: the founding of Israel. In Truman vs. Israel, he ...

“ Her Shadow ” - A new play by Marc D. Lyons  - A modern day love story. “In the wake of an unexpected tragedy, ...

VOLTA is an original, devised play about love's enduring power even after the death of the ego and the self.

After an award winning run at the SheLA Theater Festival, join us for a historical-ish new comedy about the literal lengths women must go to be ...

Forty years ago, two intrepid artists sat down for a five course meal, a glass of amaretto, and a simmering dialectic on the nature of ...

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 ...

An intimate, truthful staging of Ibsen’s classic, featuring a new translation from the 1897 edition and a showcase launch aimed toward broader commercial expansion.

ANONYMOUS  by Nick Thomas  Time Out NYC:  One of the Best Immersive shows in NYC . This deeply intimate play brings you front and center ...

The Brothers Size February 27 - March 8, 2026 In the Louisiana bayou, big brother Ogun Size is hardworking and steady. Younger brother Oshoosi is ...

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.

By Kareem Fahmy “A tense, engrossing, and astute study of the mysteries of a marriage.”  — The New Yorker “A needed corrective to a sexist ...

A devoted dresser tirelessly tries to prepare his aging, mentally deteriorating actor-manager for one final wartime performance of King Lear.