Planet of the Grapes, a tabletop sci-fi comedy where talking grapes enslave humans, will play Brooklyn and the Lower East Side before heading to Edinburgh Festival Fringe, performed by creator Peter Michael Marino.
Michael Quinn's solo show Feltman: World's First Hot Dog, will return to Chain Theatre in New York, tracing the origin of the hot dog through Charles Feltman's rise in Coney Island and Quinn's own connection to the brand.
Town Hall Theater will present POWERSUITS on Friday, April 3—a bold, laugh-out-loud show created and performed by Middlebury College professors Michole Biancosino (Theatre) and Lida Winfield (Dance).
In Feltman: World's First Hot Dog, running at the 36th street theater, audiences travel back to 19th-century Coney Island as Charles Feltman invents what would become an American icon.
The interactive family comedy SHOW UP, KIDS! will entertain audiences at ShapeShifter in Park Slope every Saturday in February. This long-running, interactive show for kids 3-10 years old puts a wildly comedic twist on the traditional kids' show.
Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) is celebrating five years of weekly Community Gatherings, having hosted more than 250 conversations since April 2020.
Following capacity crowds, the interactive family comedy 'Show Up, Kids!' will return to The Rat NYC in DUMBO. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets!
On Saturday, September 6, the Television Academy presented the first of its two 2025 Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremonies. Notable honors included Julie Andrews for her work in Bridgerton, Tony Award winner Bryan Cranston for The Studio, and more. Take a look at the winners here.
Singer, actress, and improvisor Bebe Tabickmanis the newest host who will take the reigns when the main attraction doesn't show up in the interactive family comedy 'Show Up, Kids!'
Project Y Theatre will present the World Premiere of Dorothy's Dictionary written by E. M. Lewis as part of their 10th Annual Women in Theatre Festival at A.R.T./New York Theatres. Learn more!
On Monday, December 2nd IndieSpace, an organization established to disrupt the ongoing displacement of small theaters and to create a new model for equitable funding for the indie theater community, hosted The Big Give at Chelsea Factory (547 W 26th St, New York, NY 10001) and handed out $1000 grant checks to 69 recipients of their annual Pay Your People Grants. See photos from production.
IndieSpace, an organization established to disrupt the ongoing displacement of small theaters and to create a new model for equitable funding for the indie theater community, is currently accepting applications for $1000 Pay Your People grants.
Actor and comedian Kento Morita takes the reins of the hapless host in the long-running, interactive family comedy 'Show Up, Kids!' in Queens at Q.E.D. in Astoria at 11 a.m. on Saturday mornings, September 21 & 28.
Catch the premiere of Amina Henry's THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN at the Women in Theatre Festival. Learn how to purchase tickets!
Comedian John Franklin, Paper Bag Players, Between Broadway Variety Hour, and more will grace the Hoboken stage at Mile Square Theatre.
Experience the New Jersey premiere of SHOW UP, KIDS at Mile Square Theatre. This interactive family-friendly show promises a unique theatrical experience for all ages.
IndieSpace will present their annual event The Big Give on Tuesday, November 28th at 7pm at Chelsea Factory.
Guaranteed to get the blood pumping and open your Chakras so you're ready for a day on the Fringe, Yoga with Jillian, a brand-new screwball comedy by Lia Romeo opens at the Pleasance on 2 August and promises to give your chuckle muscles a good workout.
For many playwrights, seeing their work come alive on stage is something they only dream about, but thanks to a passion project at The Phoenix Theatre Company, several of these creators will see their dreams become a reality.
In response to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, NYC’s finest comics and clowns came together for “The Kraine for Ukraine Comedy Benefit” on March 15 at NYC’s legendary Kraine Theater. The one night only event raised close to $3,500, which will be divided between Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA) and ProEnglish Theatre - an artist shelter based in Kyiv.
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