Edmonds Driftwood Players will present a stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's debut novel, featuring Seattle actor Chris Ensweiler as Hercule Poirot, directed by Bryar Freed-Golden at the Edmonds, Washington theatre.
You can now get a first look a first look at Come and Knock Down My Door, a political-situation comedy occurring in the aftermath of the January 6 insurrection upon the Capitol.
DREAMCATS! is now playing at The Gene Frankel Theatre in New York City. The shadow puppet musical is written and directed by Charlotte Lily Gaspard. The production will run through early May. See photos of the production.
Come and Knock Down My Door, a political-situation comedy occurring in the aftermath of the January 6 insurrection upon the Capitol, written by actor, producer, writer and second-generation satirist Alex Emanuel, will be presented Off-Broadway.
This Week's New Classified Listings on BroadwayWorld for 3/19/2026 include new jobs for those looking to work in the theatre industry.
Midnight Radio Show will present the world premiere of DREAMCATS! from April 23 to May 3 at The Gene Frankel Theatre. This new shadow puppet musical, created by Charlotte Lily Gaspard, founder of Midnight Radio Show, explores a fantastical world where cats rule and study dreams.
Handstand, a new play by Helen Huettner Nicholas, will be presented on April 9-11, 2026 at Gene Frankel Theatre. Set in present-day New York City, Handstand follows Mac and Liz, two best friends and co-founders of a scrappy downtown theater company.
Rhonda Hansome will host the comedy event LAUGHS LIKELY at the Black Women In Comedy Laff Fest in NYC, showcasing a lineup of talented comedians. Learn more here!
Abigail Jensen, a celebrated playwright and actor, will present her new one-woman show PARTY GIRL at The Rat NYC on February 13. The show promises a night of fun, allure, and introspection, as Jensen's character seeks to reclaim her zest for life.
The Chain Theatre will present David's New Year, a new short play by Youlim Nam and directed by acclaimed director Lisa Milinazzo, as part of its 2026 Winter One-Act Festival, celebrating new voices and innovative short-form theatre.
Comedian Rhonda Hansome will perform at the EAT DRINK LAUGH Comedy Show at Pangea on January 17, 2026. The event promises an evening of humor and entertainment in an intimate setting.
The Gene Frankel Theatre Festival wrapped its Winter Festival on December 22 with a gala celebrating the season's short plays and one act productions. Learn more about the winners!
Award-winning actress Francesca Ravera will appear in the New York presentation of White Reality, the new work by Stella Rousaki, at the Consulate General of Greece.
Running December 8-22 at the historic Gene Frankel Theatre in NoHo, Gene Frankel Theatre Festival will feature approximately 100 artists showcasing a diverse range of voices and stories.
The Gene Frankel Theatre will present the return of its celebrated new play festival with The Gene Frankel Theatre Winter Festival. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets.
Actor/comedian Rhonda 'Passion' Hansome will be among the performers featured at Eat Drink Laugh live comedy showcase on Saturday, November 1st @ Pangea Restaurant-Cabaret in Manhattan’s East Village.
Today Is a Good Day, New York New York, written and performed by Sonja Devi and directed by Annaporva Green, will premiere at The Gene Frankel Theatre from October 30–November 22, 2025.
Award-winning comedian Rhonda “Passion” Hansome will perform at the Eat Drink Laugh comedy showcase at Pangea in Manhattan on Saturday, August 23. The Brooklyn-born comic, known for appearances on Saturday Night Live, Louie, and Showtime at the Apollo, will join a lineup of New York comedy talent.
The inaugural Gene Frankel Theatre Festival (GFT) is now underway in New York City, offering an exhilarating two-week celebration of fresh theatrical talent. Running through August 17, 2025, the festival presents 24 brand-new one-act plays across eight performance blocks at the iconic Gene Frankel Theatre (24 Bond Street, NoHo), a venue long known for championing experimental and emerging work.
Loosely inspired by the writings of famed British diarist Samuel Pepys, it explores the origins of pop culture as developed during the reign of King Charles II in the Stuart Restoration (1660-1688).
