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Arts on the Green and Montgomery Playhouse stage a head-scratchingly absurd musical entertainment, but the cast has a good time with it.
Robert Macke's House of Chavis, a world-premiere play presented at The Flea Theater by TOSOS (The Other Side of Silence) " NYC's oldest and longest producing professional LGBTQIA+ theater co…
When Rae, a protégé, friend, and apartment mate of Amir, the world's most famous graffiti artist, comes close to painting the perfect wall, it goes viral and results in conflict, jealousy,…
In her moving, mindful, and deeply witty solo show, Marga Gomez uses storytelling and stand-up to talk about growing up Queer, Cuban, and Catholic.
A show about the richness of human imagination in a once-upon-a-time where science meets art.
Shakespeare Theatre Company congratulates its departing Associate Artistic Director.
When the New York stock market crashed in October of 1929, it triggered the beginning of the Great Depression, bringing a sudden end to the prosperity of America and the decadence of the Roa…
Broadway Center Stage returns with a new production of the American musical masterpiece.
This year for its annual Shakespeare fest, FRIGID New York presents The Little Shakespeare Festival, a celebration of independent theater and performance featuring Bardic classics as well as…
Five fresh comedies selected for final year at Lakeforest Mall.
This 'musical of epic proportions' " in a production with standout performances " serves as a needed reminder of the human impact of hatred.
Among the latest album releases for theater fans this June, July, and August are a cast recording from a current Broadway musical, the soundtrack of a film version of a previous Broadway pro…
In its 40th-anniversary, 2022"2023 season, IN Series will travel to more than 10 unique DC and Baltimore venues with its acclaimed and one-of-a-kind audacious approach to blending music, the…
Harmful employment practices have resulted in resignations. Artistic Director Chil Kong and Interim Executive Director Jeanne Ellinport respond.
The playwright shares the backstory of 'Wanda's Way,' her one-woman play about a Black police officer.
Keith Alessi's remarkable one-man show is truth-telling as much as storytelling.
Inspiring new musical based on Frederick Douglass' revolutionary speaking and writing evokes his public and private life.
Broadway stars shine performing the Grammy-winning concept album live in concert with National Symphony Orchestra.
The impressive and versatile Deidra LaWan Starnes solos in a hard-hitting and heartbreaking play by Caleen Sinnette Jennings.
Mark your calendar for two popular outdoor festivals coming to lower Manhattan and Queens in August, with free offerings of culture and dance. In celebration of the 60th year of independence…
Their original cabaret, 'tempered,' promises to be cathartic art.
'The Infinite Wrench' is a barrage of 30 different short plays performed by the Neos within a single hour.
Presented as part of this year's Festival of New York, Summer for the City builds on the success of Lincoln Center's 2021 Restart Stages, which created an outdoor performing arts center so t…
Now making his Broadway debut in The Kite Runner, actor and writer Evan Zes has amassed a long list of stage and screen credits throughout his ever increasing "fifteen minutes of fame," sinc…
WSG's upcoming season will include classics by Beckett, Simon, and Shaw, and the area premiere of Richard Strand's 'Ben Butler,' based on a true story from the Civil War.
